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This is the largest hospice provider in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Medicare-certified since 2000 and operating for 26 years. It runs a current patient census of 57, generating roughly $2.41M in annual revenue and $664K in seller discretionary earnings, which pencils to a 3.39x multiple at the $2.25M asking price. Hospice is a federally reimbursed, per-diem Medicare benefit, so the bulk of revenue comes through a predictable government payer rather than discretionary consumer spending.
The business serves terminally ill patients and their families across the territory, delivering end-of-life care that is medically necessary and almost entirely insulated from economic cycles. Its 26-year track record and Medicare certification create a meaningful regulatory moat: standing up a competing certified hospice in a small island market requires licensure, survey compliance, and clinical staffing that most entrants cannot quickly replicate.
The seller is screening hard, requiring hands-on hospice operating experience or a credible plan for experienced local leadership, plus proof of funds, with a stated preference for all-cash offers. That signals the key risk and the key value driver are the same thing: this is a clinically regulated operation where the quality of local leadership, staffing, and survey compliance determines whether the census and reimbursement hold after close.
Why we like it
- Earnings quality is strong for a healthcare services deal, with $664K SDE on $2.41M revenue, a 27% margin, and revenue anchored to Medicare per-diem reimbursement rather than private discretionary pay. Government-backed payment means collections risk is low relative to self-pay or commercial care models, and the cash flow is unusually stable for the sector.
- The moat is real and regulatory. Being Medicare-certified since 2000 and the single largest hospice in a geographically isolated island market means a new entrant must clear licensure, survey, and clinical-staffing hurdles in a tiny labor pool, which protects both census and pricing.
- Hospice is about as recession-proof as healthcare gets. End-of-life care is medically necessary and federally funded, so demand does not soften in a downturn and reimbursement is largely detached from local economic conditions in the USVI.
- Recurring, contract-like revenue comes from an active patient census billed per day under the Medicare hospice benefit. At a census of 57, revenue compounds daily and renews by default as the referral pipeline from hospitals, physicians, and facilities replenishes the panel.
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