Four Season Recreation Area Gem
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General Dental
- Date Added
- February 08, 2022
- Reference Number
- (MITM3742)
- State
- Michigan
- City/Area
- North of Grand Rapids
- Practice Type
- General Dental
- Collections
- 730K
- Net
- Operatories
- 7
- Contact Broker, Legacy Practice Transitions - Kim Sena
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- Additional Information
- Come and see this very profitable practice in a recreational playground north of Grand Rapids. There is no competition within a broad area. This practice is all-digital with 7 spacious, well-equipped treatment rooms (with an eighth plumbed). All the rooms have splendid views. This attractive office is in a stand-alone building which is also for sale. Average gross revenue is $730,000+. Approximately 56 hygiene patients are seen weekly. Eaglesoft software. For more information, please contact: Kim Sena DDS at 616-450-3890 or Kim@LegacyPracticeTransitions.com or Erick Rupprecht DDS at 616-340-0570 or Erick@LegacyPracticeTransitions.com.
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