DME Company Purchase Assessment
Buy or sell Medicare-ready DMEPOS businesses with verified compliance, documentation, and support.
Buying or Selling a DME Business?
Why You Need Compliance-Focused Guidance
Whether you’re acquiring a DME company to enter the Medicare market or preparing to sell your existing business, regulatory oversight makes DME transactions different. Each business must maintain active PTANs, clean PECOS records, valid state licenses, and accreditation certificates—and those assets must transfer correctly during ownership changes.
We help both buyers and sellers ensure every document, compliance record, and approval pathway is properly structured—so the transaction isn’t delayed or denied by CMS, MACs, or state boards.
Common Pitfalls & Costs
Why Most DME Transactions Fail—and How We Help You Avoid That
Buying or selling a DME company without regulatory support can result in revoked PTANs, failed inspections, and frozen billing. Here’s what often goes wrong:
Common Marketplace Mistakes
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Missing or Expired Licenses
Businesses with lapsed state or DEA licenses can’t complete a legal sale without delays. -
Invalid or Revoked PTANs
A business may appear compliant—but its PTAN could be revoked or inactive in PECOS. -
Inaccurate Financial or Credential Disclosures
Lack of proper records for accreditation, insurance, or NPI can collapse a deal at closing. -
Unfiled Change of Ownership (CHOW) Applications
Failure to file CMS-855S within the CHOW timeline can lead to CMS denials and lost billing access.
How We Guide the Transaction
THE PROCESS
Our Process for Buying & Selling DME Businesses
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Company Evaluation
Sellers submit details about their DME business. We evaluate licensing, PTAN status, insurance, and accreditation.
Compliance Preparation
We prepare compliance summaries, red flag reports, and file checks to support a transparent transaction.
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Business Integrity Assessment
We provide a confidential Business Integrity Assessment to verify compliance and acquisition readiness.
Reduce CMS errors and protect your revenue
DME Marketplace Benefits
Compliance-first support for clean, profitable business transfers.
Interested in buying or selling a DME company? Let’s make it CMS-ready.
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Let's Talk Compliance
Here’s what most providers and investors want to know
Frequently Asked Questions About Buying or Selling a DME Business
What compliance documents are required before selling a DME company?
At a minimum: PTAN status confirmation, valid state licenses, active accreditation, surety bond, liability insurance, and a clean PECOS record.
How do I transfer a PTAN to a new owner?
You must file a CMS-855S Change of Ownership (CHOW) application within 30 days of the sale. We assist with every step.
Can I buy a DME company if I don’t have accreditation yet?
Yes—but Medicare billing access will be paused until the new owner completes accreditation and links it to the business.
What happens if the business I buy has compliance issues?
If caught post-sale, CMS may revoke the PTAN, trigger audits, or deny claims. That’s why we run a full compliance check before closing.
Do you offer post-sale support?
Yes. We offer 30–90 day compliance onboarding for buyers, including revalidation tracking, document refresh, and Lavear dashboard access.