Established Bay Area Neurology Practice for Sale

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ptsMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$300,000 per year

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About the role

The San Francisco Bay Area offers one of the most dynamic healthcare markets in the country, with a large patient population, strong insurance coverage, and consistent demand for specialty medical services. Within the region’s East Bay Area, a long-standing neurology practice with deep community roots is now available for sale. The neurologist has served the community for many years and is exploring transition options, including affiliating with a larger medical group or completing a full practice sale. The doctor is open to supporting a transition period as needed to ensure continuity of care and maintain strong patient relationships. The office was recently remodeled and includes three treatment rooms, providing an efficient clinical layout that supports the current provider while leaving room for future growth. The practice currently operates four days per week, creating an immediate opportunity for a buyer to expand hours or add additional providers. With minimal marketing and strong referral relationships, the practice recorded more than 900 patient visits last year. The neurologist is in-network with most major PPO insurance plans, providing broad patient access and consistent reimbursement. The practice generates nearly $1.0 million in annual collections with seller’s discretionary earnings approaching $300,000. The asking price is $600,000, and the seller is motivated to complete a transition with the right buyer or partner. For a neurologist or specialty medical group seeking an established presence in the San Francisco Bay Area, this opportunity offers strong community goodwill, stable referral relationships, and clear potential for continued growth. Bay Area Neurology clinic highlights:3 treatment rooms Collections of $1 millionSDE of $290,000905 patient visits in LTMAsking price of $600,000

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