Midwifery & Women’s Health Care Service & Freestanding Birth Center for sale in CA

Business Summary:
This premium midwifery service and accredited birth center has been strongly branded by a mostly absentee owner. Due to its strong reputation (4.5 Yelp rating with over 100 reviews), the business draws clients from all four of their surrounding counties. The professional and inviting website clearly explains the business with professional graphics and narratives, and social media accounts (Instagram and Facebook) have actively engaged followings. Facebook rating of 4.9.The business has experienced growth in nearly every year since its founding 24 years ago. This is a turn-key opportunity as the Company has long-term experienced staff – average tenure of over five years – in place who are committed to the Company and its legacy. Repeat and referral clientele is 60%. The Company has created a family-focused alternative for low-risk, high quality care. Accredited Facility – The facility is a well-appointed and furnished spa like environment that elevates labor and birth to a luxurious experience, and it’s in close proximity to emergency services and several hospitals. The birth center is accredited through the Commission for Accreditation of Birth Centers (CABC) and has a complete collection of documents including, consents, waivers, client handbook, educational materials, employee manuals, training manuals, policies and procedures, and clinical guidelines. These written guidelines have been developed based on nationally accepted practices for safety and quality. Physician Collaboration & Healthcare Community – The practice maintains a healthy, 10-year relationship with a supportive physician collaborator and consultant. The Company also enjoys an established referral network of educators, doulas, and other complementary professionals. The established doula and clinical internship programs train potentially future employees and build community goodwill and referral network.Overall Industry – According to American College of Midwives, the percentage of midwife attended births has risen nearly every year since 1989 with an annual percentage increase between 3.3% to 7.9%. http://www.midwife.org/CNM/CM-attended-Birth-Statistics Also, per the American Association of Birth Centers, the number of birth centers in the U.S. has grown 82% since 2010, which is consistent with Childbirth Connection’s finding in its Listening to Mothers survey that 25% of women would prefer a freestanding birth center if covered by their insurance plan.