$130,000.00
Asking Price
Address: Phoenix,
Status: Active
Posting ID: 286197
4/19/24
Description
The Arizona CLIA is a high-complexity CLIA in good standing, complete with a Medical Director and Equipment. The equipment includes BioRad CFX384, BD MAX, McKesson Urinalysis, ID Now, and miscellaneous items such as fridges, pipettes, tips, centrifuge, and vortex.
Currently, the lab has no accounts, but the new owner shall initiate their marketing. Pending in-network applications include Medicare, with activation expected imminently. Additionally, rent has been prepaid for six months.
The laboratory, situated in Phoenix, Arizona, occupies 847 Sq.Ft. of leased property, with the lease extending until April 2025 at $1,172 per month. Apart from the Lab Director earning $2,000 per month, there are no other business operations or employees.
The lab is poised to generate immediate profits, capable of handling up to 1,500 patients per day with its 384 WELL PCR. Furthermore, it can conduct FDA-cleared or approved tests using the BD MAX and features a portable PCR and urinalysis machine.
Equipment worth about $395,000 is in price included.
Equipment:
-BioRad CFX384
-BD MAX
-McKesson Urinalysis
-ID Now
-Miscl including fridges pipette, tips, centrifuge and vortex.
To get more information about this Laboratory - High Complexity, CLIA business for sale in Phoenix please phone Sasa Milosevic (Broker - BRE License #:01516168) at 310-922-0936 and 310-314-1144 - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #286197 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Sasa Milosevic, make sure you email Sasa Milosevic above to get more info about this Laboratory - High Complexity, CLIA, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 01516168. Manhattan Biz.
Contact
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Asking Price: $130,000.00
Down: $175,000.00
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