Hardin County - NW of Columbus
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- Date Added
- February 05, 2021
- Reference Number
- Listing #1546
- State
- Ohio
- City/Area
- Hardin County
- Practice Type
- General Dental
- Collections
- $354
- Net
- Operatories
- 5
- Contact Broker, Practice Impact
- Email Broker
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- Listing Reference
- Additional Information
- General Information: 1 Hour From Columbus, Perfect for 2nd Location! Location: Free Standing Building Operatories: 5 Office Size: 1,812 square feet plus vacant 2nd floor Staff: 1 Office, 1 Hygienist Computerized: Dentrix Other Information: This is a 5 operatory general practice located 1 hour NW of Columbus with tremendous room for growth! Current owner doctor only spends 9 clinical hours per week in the office and still collects $350K! Patients are a mix of FFS and PPO and practice is computerized with Dentrix Software. Practice is located in a free-standing building which owner also wishes to sell. The building also includes a vacant 2nd floor which can be used as an apartment.
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