Homer Glen Physical Therapy Practice Sale | Illinois Broker
A physical therapy practice in Homer Glen is priced on adjusted seller’s discretionary earnings after a buyer compares this book to Lockport — not on a statewide rumor multiple. Illinois CBS-1 (10 business days). No Chicago 45-day city notice unless the business also operates in Chicago. The statewide physical therapy practices playbook is on the industry hub; this page is the Homer Glen file. Confidential sale. No upfront listing fee.
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Homer Glen market
Selling a physical therapy practice in Homer Glen
A physical therapy practice in Homer Glen is priced on adjusted seller’s discretionary earnings after a buyer compares this book to Lockport — not on a statewide rumor multiple. Illinois CBS-1 (10 business days). No Chicago 45-day city notice unless the business also operates in Chicago. The statewide physical therapy practices playbook is on the industry hub; this page is the Homer Glen file.
Homer Glen is a Will County village of large-lot subdivisions, 159th Street retail, and almost no traditional downtown — HOA households, not Frankfort’s brick Main Street.
Home-services buyers like the rooftops and will ask about drive time between jobs. There is no Metra station and no industrial-park story. Price a residential route, not a Will County logistics headline. Orland Park’s mall is the neighboring retail magnet, not this village’s.
Homer Glen has about 24,220 residents in Will County, inside the Chicago-Naperville-Elgin area. Nearby markets buyers already compare this book to include Lockport, Orland Park, Frankfort, New Lenox. That comparison changes who shows up: a buyer who will drive from Lockport is not the same buyer who will fly in from a coastal platform.
Planning facts
Typical multiple
4x–7x EBITDA
Typical timeline
6–15 months
SBA eligible
Often — confirm
County
Will County
Population
24,220
Metro
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin
Nearby comps
Lockport, Orland Park, Frankfort, New Lenox
Closing clock
Illinois CBS-1 (10 business days). No Chicago 45-day city notice unless the business also operates in Chicago
DuPage, Lake, Kane, Will, McHenry, Kendall, and neighboring collar shops sell on household density and the I-88, I-90, I-94, and I-55 corridors.
There is no Chicago 45-day city notice unless the business also operates in Chicago. Buyers still compare this suburb to the next one on the same highway.
Homer Glen demand for physical therapy practices is the customer list and the license path — not the Census population figure. About 24,220 residents is context for who already lives in the trade area. It is not a sale price.
Physical Therapy Practice in Homer Glen
What a Homer Glen buyer will underwrite on this physical therapy practice
A physical therapy practice in Homer Glen is a personal license plus a panel that will still drive here after the seller leaves. Parking, payer mix, and who can own the clinical entity are Illinois rules; the trade area is Homer Glen versus Lockport, Orland Park, Frankfort. We will not invent a ZIP premium.
Physical Therapy Practices statewide typically plan around 4x–7x EBITDA and a 6–15 months process when books and the lease are ready. That is a planning range, not a price for this Homer Glen shop. Buyers here usually argue payer mix, patient volume, referral source diversity, licensed pt count.
Closing clock for this Homer Glen file: Illinois CBS-1 (10 business days). No Chicago 45-day city notice unless the business also operates in Chicago. License path: IDFPR physical-therapist licenses are personal. The industry hub teaches the statewide rule. This URL is the Homer Glen application of it.
In a suburb like Homer Glen, pt professionals, pe-backed groups, hospital systems are the names that usually appear on the NDA list. A buyer who will drive from Lockport is not the same buyer who will fly in from a coastal platform.
Buyer pool
Who buys a physical therapy practice in Homer Glen
Logistics, trucking, light industrial, and home-services buyers are active because of I-80, I-55, and the CenterPoint / BNSF intermodal complex. PE looks at scale HVAC and trades; owner-operators buy the rest. A Joliet file is not a Naperville file.
Illustration: a two-clinic orthopedic PT practice in the western suburbs with a selling clinical director, two employed PTs, and 40 percent of referrals from a single sports-medicine group. Not a closed sale.
A physical therapy practice whose customers already sit in Lockport, Orland Park, Frankfort, New Lenox is a larger business than one that stops at the Homer Glen city limit. Tell the truth about the route. Buyers will map it.
SDE recast
How a buyer will read the books on this Homer Glen physical therapy practice
PT buyers recast visits and therapist productivity after a market-rate clinical director. Pull the selling PT’s evaluation volume if they are leaving, and isolate any employer or IME contract that is personal. Medicare cap and modifier discipline belongs in the recast, not in a footnote. A 4x–7x EBITDA band assumes referrals survive the name on the door.
Illustration only — not a quote for any Homer Glen shop. A physical therapy practice whose tax return shows $178,000 of net profit is not worth $178,000 × a rumor multiple.
Add back the owner’s $112,000 W-2 and payroll tax, $28,000 of discretionary benefits, $7,500 of accepted one-time cost, and $5,000 of personal expenses that a buyer will not run. Then subtract $0 of replacement labor if the owner still diagnoses, sells, or closes the books.
Adjusted seller’s discretionary earnings are $330,000. At the planning range 4.0x–7.0x, enterprise value is $1,320,000 to $2,310,000. Mid-range 5.50x is $1,815,000 before debt, working capital, holdback, and tax. A Homer Glen buyer will argue the multiple after they ride with the staff and read the lease.
At 5.50 times $330,000 of seller’s discretionary earnings, enterprise value is $1,815,000 before debt, working capital, holdback, and tax. That is the planning conversation. It is not a listing-site guess.
SDE line items
Reported net profit (tax return, not the marketing P&L)
+ Interest expense
+ Income taxes (not payroll, sales, or property tax)
+ Depreciation and amortization
+ Owner W-2, bonuses, and payroll taxes on the owner
+ Discretionary owner benefits that a buyer will not keep (auto, personal travel, family on payroll with no role)
+ Accepted one-time or non-recurring expenses
− Market-rate replacement labor for owner work that will not transfer
= Seller’s Discretionary Earnings (SDE)
Illustration recast for a Homer Glen physical therapy practice — not a quote
Net profit
$178,000
Owner W-2
$112,000
Benefits
$28,000
One-time
$7,500
Personal
$5,000
Replacement labor (subtract)
−$0
Recast SDE
$330,000
Planning EV at 5.50x
$1,815,000
Recast Seller’s Discretionary Earnings, then apply a planning multiple for physical therapy practices.
Replacement labor is subtracted. This is a planning tool, not an appraisal.
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This is an estimate for planning purposes only. Actual value depends on lease terms, asset quality, customer concentration, and current market conditions. Request a professional valuation for a precise number.
Will County closings are state CBS-1 plus Joliet, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, Romeoville, and village licenses. Intermodal and industrial parks often have park covenants and landlord estoppels that take longer than Main Street retail. No Chicago 45-day notice unless you also operate in the city.
IDFPR physical-therapist licenses are personal. Clinic ownership and use of “physical therapy” in the trade name are regulated. Medicare and commercial enrollments are change-of-ownership filings. Illinois direct-access rules still leave a referral-heavy book in many orthopedic corridors. The clinic’s IDFPR and payor numbers do not automatically follow the assets.
Labor and lease
What has to keep working on Monday after close in Homer Glen
For a physical therapy practice in Homer Glen, the first labor question is: Referral diversity beyond one surgeon.
Driver, warehouse, and CDL labor is the constraint. Union awareness is higher than in most collar suburbs. Floodplain, truck routing, and overnight parking rules show up in diligence. Residential suburbs (Frankfort, New Lenox, Homer Glen) behave more like DuPage for service businesses.
Will County’s industrial tax base and population growth support cash-flow businesses that serve warehouses and new rooftops. Price the customer mix — Amazon-adjacent freight vs. local residential — separately.
Diligence
What a serious physical therapy practice buyer will open
Levers that move the multiple in this vertical: Referral diversity beyond one surgeon; Staying licensed PTs and a non-seller clinical lead; Clean Medicare and commercial billing file; Visit productivity a platform will not immediately cut; Lease economics on a high-build-out clinic.
Have these ready before anyone hears the name of the Homer Glen business: Visits per therapist per day and cancellation/no-show rates; Referral-source concentration (one surgeon vs a panel); Payer mix, Medicare share, and any audit history; Licensed PT vs PTA mix and who is staying; Lease, build-out, and equipment (tables, modalities, gym); Employer, cash-pay, or wellness add-ons that are real contracts.
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Sale steps
How to prepare a Homer Glen physical therapy practice for sale
Recast this Homer Glen physical therapy practice. Start with the tax return. Add owner pay. Subtract replacement labor if the seller still does the work a Homer Glen buyer must hire. Do not treat a spike year as the new normal.
Name who can operate on Monday. List every credential that lets this physical therapy practice pull a permit or see a patient in Homer Glen, and whether that person stays. Personal licenses do not transfer with the assets.
Tell the truth about the Homer Glen trade area. Map customers against neighboring towns. Buyers will. A book that already covers those towns is larger than a book that stops at the Homer Glen limit.
Open the lease and the labor file. Remaining term and assignment in Will County. Whether the crew can run without the seller living eight minutes away.
Calendar the notices that apply here. Illinois CBS-1 (10 business days). No Chicago 45-day city notice unless the business also operates in Chicago. Start them at letter of intent, not the week of funding.
Read the statewide playbook, then talk. The Illinois physical therapy practices hub is the statute and recast teaching. This page is the Homer Glen file. Confidential consult — no upfront listing fee.
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Questions about physical therapy practices in Homer Glen
Answers for owners and buyers in Will County, including local closing steps.
Illinois physical therapy practices typically sell for 4x–7x EBITDA. Payer mix, patient volume, referral source diversity, and licensed therapist count are the primary value drivers.
Buyers include PE-backed PT platforms, hospital systems, larger independent PT groups, and individual licensed therapists. PE consolidation in physical therapy has been especially active over the past five years.
Heavy dependence on one or two referring physicians is a risk factor for buyers. Practices with diversified referral bases — multiple physicians, PCP networks, and direct-access patients — are worth more.
Yes. Physical therapy practices are SBA-eligible businesses. Individual buyers frequently use SBA 7(a) financing for acquisitions.
Most PT transitions include 30–90 days of active involvement by the selling therapist to support referral relationship continuity. Longer transitions are sometimes structured for practices with complex referral networks.
Most Homer Glen asset sales file Illinois Form CBS-1 at least 10 business days before closing. Will County does not use Chicago’s 45-day city notice unless the business also operates there. Municipal licenses and the lease still need their own calendar.
Buyers in Homer Glen are often SBA owner-operators and neighboring operators along the same corridor. Larger recurring books can draw a platform. They will compare this suburb to the next town in Will County.
No. The planning multiple for physical therapy practices is a statewide starting point, not a Homer Glen appraisal. Buyers in Will County still adjust seller’s discretionary earnings, then argue the lease, licenses, labor, and owner dependency.
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