Nursing Home for Sale in Auce, Latvia
| Established | 10-20 year(s) |
| Employees | 10 - 50 |
| Legal Entity | Limited Liability Company (LLC) |
| Reported Sales | USD 800 - 900 thousand |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 1.37 million |
| EBITDA Margin | 16 % |
| Industries | Nursing Homes |
| Locations | Auce |
| Local Time | 2:24 PM Europe / Riga |
| Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
| Status | Active |
- Serving over 80 long-term residents at the care home.
Revenue model:
- Combination of municipal contracts, private payments, and state co-financing.
- Monthly care fees from clients or their families.
- Service agreements with local governments.
Promoter experience:
- Led by a director with over 10 years of experience in elderly care, team management, and healthcare coordination. Proven track record of building sustainable care solutions in rural areas.
Business relationships includes strong partnerships with:
- Local municipalities (for care referrals and co-financing)
- NGOs and social services (for joint programs and community outreach)
Awards and recognition:
- Recognized by the Latvian Association of Social Service Providers.
- Participation in EU-funded quality improvement projects.
- Positive ratings from state inspectors and family feedback.
Coverage area:
- Services offered across most of the municipality, including remote villages, with reliable transport and mobile medical support.
Social impact:
- Focused on dignity, safety, and inclusion — especially for the elderly and vulnerable populations in underserved regions.
Licenses:
- Certified by the Health Inspectorate under the Ministry of Health.
- Provided across the municipality.
Includes full-time accommodation, meals, hygiene assistance, and medical supervision.
- Clients: Elderly individuals, people with special needs or chronic conditions.
- How used: Long-term stays arranged by families or social services.
Medical and rehabilitation support:
- Available throughout the municipality, including at home.
Includes nursing care, injections, wound care, physical therapy, and post-hospital care.
- Clients: Residents of the care home and individuals living independently.
- How used: On-site or home visits by licensed professionals.
Day care and social support programs:
- Accessible to local residents in need of daytime supervision and social interaction.
- Includes meals, activities, cognitive support, and group therapy.
- Clients: Seniors or individuals with disabilities living at home.
- How used: Daily visits arranged by families or municipal social services.
Our 24/7 residential are the top selling services.
- Two owned buildings, each located on land of over 1 hectare.
- Fully operational facilities including accommodation rooms, kitchens, medical treatment rooms, rehabilitation areas, offices,
Medical and technical equipment.
- Furniture, beds, lifts, medical instruments, and diagnostic tools.
- Rehabilitation and physiotherapy equipment.
- Kitchen and laundry appliances.
IT and office equipment.
- Computers, printers, phones, and security systems.
Inventory and supplies.
- Stocks of consumables, medical supplies, and hygiene products.
The organization owns two separate buildings, each situated on a land plot of over 1 hectare, providing ample space for care, mobility, and future expansion.
Built-up area and layout.
Both buildings are fully equipped for long-term residential care and medical support.
Includes private and shared rooms, medical rooms, kitchens, dining areas, rehabilitation zones, and recreation spaces.
Large outdoor areas are used for therapeutic walks, gardening activities, and seasonal events.
Number of floors.
Each building has 2 floors, fully accessible with ramps and elevators, and adapted to meet accessibility standards.
Additional infrastructure.
Private ambulance garage and dispatch station.
On-site laundry and storage facilities.
Administrative offices for management and social workers.
Legal status.
All property are fully owned by the organization, ensuring operational independence and long-term security.
- Municipal contracts and subsidies for care services.
- Private client payments (from residents or their families)
- Income from ambulance services, including event coverage and patient transport.
- Occasional project-based grants (e. g. , EU or national development funds)
Debt and liabilities.
- The business has no outstanding long-term loans.
- One small operational credit line from a local bank (used seasonally and fully repaid annually)
- No leasing obligations on property all assets are fully owned.
Ownership structure.
- The business is privately owned.
- One shareholder.
- No external institutional investors or government ownership.
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1 week, 5 days agoM&A Director, Specialty Logistics, London, Corporate Investor / Buyer connected with the Business
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