For Clinic Owners

Selling Your Physical Therapy Practice

A real conversation with people who’ve built and run clinics. Not a broker, not a roll-up.

The front desk and waiting area at a Therahand Physical Therapy clinic
The front desk and treatment floor at Therapydia Denver
The front entrance and sign at Bacci & Glinn Physical Therapy
The Short Answer

What happens when you sell to KCG

Kinetic Care Group acquires independent physical therapy clinics and also partners with owners through Management Services Agreements. We’re owner-led, not private-equity backed: you talk directly with the people who run our clinics, your clinic keeps its name and team, and the deal is built around what’s best for both sides: a full exit, a gradual transition, or staying on as the clinical lead.

Two Ways to Partner

Two ways to work with us

Full acquisition

We buy the practice and take over the business side entirely. You can exit on a timeline that works for you, or stay on as the clinical lead without the administrative load.

  • Your clinic keeps its name, team and culture
  • Billing, payroll, recruiting and compliance move to us
  • A transition plan written around your patients and staff

Management Services Agreement (MSA)

You keep ownership. We run the operations and bring financial clarity, so you can focus on care and growth without selling.

  • Operational support without giving up equity
  • Clear monthly numbers you can actually use
  • An option to move to a full acquisition later, or not
Step by Step

What the process looks like

  1. Intro call

    A conversation with one of the owners about your practice, your goals and your timeline. No pitch, no pressure.

  2. Fit and numbers

    We review the practice together and tell you plainly which path (acquisition or MSA) fits, and what we’d need to see.

  3. A proposal you can take your time with

    Written terms, discussed openly. You can bring your own advisors; we expect you to.

  4. Transition

    We plan the handover around your patients and your team: who tells whom, when, and what stays exactly the same.

Is It a Fit?

What we look for

We partner with established, independently owned outpatient physical therapy practices, single clinics and small groups, in Colorado, California and across the western United States, where the owner cares what happens to the team and the name after a sale.

FAQ

Questions owners ask us

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What does Kinetic Care Group actually buy?

Independently owned outpatient physical therapy practices, from single clinics to small groups. We’ve acquired Therahand Physical Therapy (Denver metro), Bacci & Glinn Physical Therapy (Central California) and Therapydia Denver, and each still operates under its own name.

Is KCG private-equity backed?

No. Kinetic Care Group is independent and owner-led. That is why we can offer flexible terms, keep 40-minute visits as the norm and take the time a transition needs.

Will my clinic keep its name and team?

Yes. Preserving what works is the principle behind every partnership. The brand, the clinical team and the culture stay; what changes is who handles billing, payroll, recruiting and compliance.

Do I have to leave after selling?

No. Some owners exit fully, some stay on as the clinical lead for a period, and some stay long-term without the administrative load. The transition plan is written around what you want.

What is a Management Services Agreement?

An MSA lets you keep ownership while we run the operations: billing, payroll, recruiting, compliance and financial reporting. It is a way to get the support of a larger group without selling, and it can lead to an acquisition later if both sides want that.

How long does it take?

It depends on the practice and on what you want the handover to look like. In the first conversation we will give you a realistic timeline for your situation rather than a generic one.

Who will I be talking to?

The owners. Kinetic Care Group’s leadership includes physical therapists who have built and sold their own practices and operators with decades of M&A experience. There are no brokers or intermediaries in the conversation.

Is the first conversation confidential?

Yes. Exploring your options does not commit you to anything, and nothing about your practice is shared outside the people you are talking to.

Let’s Talk

Start with a conversation

Tell us a little about your practice and we’ll set up a call with one of the owners.