Physical Therapy Businesses for sale in Canada
Business for sale by regions of Canada
FAQ
- Does the proposed ownership structure comply with provincial rules?Distinguish the clinical professional corporation from any management company holding the lease, equipment and administrative staff. Verify share ownership, naming and authorization requirements before deciding which entity or assets can be acquired.
- How should therapist credentials and insurer status be checked?Verify every physiotherapist on the provincial register, including restrictions, insurance and practice locations. Confirm direct-billing or preferred-provider status separately, because professional registration does not guarantee continued recognition by each payer.
- Are treatment fees and invoices compliant?Compare published fees, cancellation charges, products and insurer invoices with the provincial college's billing standard. Investigate reversals, duplicate claims, unsupported services and differences between treatment documented and amounts submitted.
- Who controls the physiotherapy records?Identify the health-information custodian, retention obligations and permitted access for each location. Plan secure migration and patient access before closing, particularly where clinicians maintain separate charts inside one shared software platform.
- Which equipment is included and properly maintained?Match treatment tables, exercise systems and modalities to invoices, serial numbers and service records. Confirm leased or clinician-owned items, calibration needs, warranties and any Health Canada device licensing relevant to continued use.
- How efficiently are rooms and therapists utilized?Measure booked, attended and billable time by clinician, room, daypart and payer. Include cancellations, documentation time and support staff, then test whether growth requires more patients, longer hours or additional treatment space.