Health Care Businesses for sale in United Kingdom
Wellness Clinic or Restaurant for Sale in Fulham London with No Landlord Approval NeededFulham, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £60 000
Three-Site Aesthetic and Dental Clinic Business in London For SaleUndisclosed, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £595 000
Private Clinic for Sale in Crosby Merseyside with CQC RegistrationCrosby, MerseysideView moreAsking price:GBP £25 000
Osteopathy and Massage Centre for Sale in LondonUndisclosed, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £75 000
Top London Dental Nursing Training Centre on Sale - Established, Reputable & GDC RecognizedUndisclosed, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £500 000
Highly-Rated Aesthetics Medispa with Large Client Base for Sale in Central LondonCity of London, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £100 000
Prime London Location Private Health Clinic, Fully Equipped, For SaleUndisclosed, LondonView moreAsking price:GBP £169 995
Business for sale by regions of United Kingdom
FAQ
- Which regulatory approvals are needed to buy a healthcare business?Identify the regulated activities, locations and legal entity involved, then confirm the application or variation required by the regulator for the relevant UK nation. Do not complete until you can lawfully provide every material service.
- How can you assess dependence on individual clinicians?Measure revenue, referrals and patient retention by clinician. Verify employment or contractor terms, professional registration, practising restrictions and notice periods, then agree introductions and a handover where the seller or one practitioner controls key relationships.
- Can patient records be transferred as part of the sale?Treat the transfer as a data-protection workstream, not simply an included asset. Confirm the lawful basis, privacy notices, retention rules, processor contracts, access controls and secure migration arrangements before patient information changes hands.
- How should healthcare income be verified?Reconcile appointments and treatments with invoices, insurer or NHS remittances, card receipts and bank deposits. Separate private, insured and commissioned income, then review tariff changes, rejected claims, clawbacks, deferred treatment and debtor days.
- Which clinical governance records should be reviewed?Inspect incidents, complaints, audits, infection-control records, medicines procedures and regulator correspondence. Confirm that corrective actions were closed and that professional, public and clinical indemnity cover is adequate for historic and future claims.
- What should you check about clinical premises and equipment?Confirm the lease and planning position permit each service. Review accessibility, infection-control layout, equipment ownership, calibration, servicing and replacement dates, including any landlord consent needed for specialist installations or controlled storage.