Listing #5489 – Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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- Date Added
- May 15, 2023
- Reference Number
- 5489
- State
- Pennsylvania
- City/Area
- Bucks County
- Practice Type
- Periodontal
- Collections
- Net
- Operatories
- Contact Broker, Hudson Transition Partners - Brian Hudson
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- Additional Information
- Well established and long respected fee for service periodontal and implant practice available in a wonderful (and affluent) suburb of Philadelphia with a superb school system. The office has three large operatories with Adec equipment and an additional room available for operatory. The office is a happy place with top-notch employees who are aware of potential sale and willing to stay on. The doctor is retiring but happy to stay for transition. Please contact Brian Hudson with Hudson Transition Partners, Inc. at (716) 908-3142 or brian@hudsontransitions.com for more information.
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