Estimate what your facility is worth from adjusted EBITDA, level of care, payer mix, accreditation, and how transferable the operation is. No email required, nothing submitted — it runs in your browser.
Adjust the inputs and the range updates as you go. Nothing is submitted anywhere — the calculation runs in your browser.
Earnings after normalizing owner compensation to market, related-party rent to a market lease, and one-time or personal expenses.
0 = everything runs through the owner. 100 = a management team runs it without you.
An indicative range based on market reference multiples and the inputs you selected. Not an appraisal, valuation opinion, or offer. It does not account for diligence findings, licensure standing, census trends, or real estate. Owned real estate is valued separately from the operating business.
Get a confidential reviewBehavioral health businesses are priced as a multiple of adjusted EBITDA, with real estate handled as a separate asset. The headline multiple gets the attention; the adjustments decide the outcome. This calculator applies a market reference range for your level of care, then adjusts for the factors buyers actually price:
What this tool does not do. It does not verify your numbers. In a real process, adjusted EBITDA is rebuilt by the buyer from your financials — owner compensation, related-party rent, one-time items, and deferred capital expenditure all get restated. A range from a calculator starts a conversation; it does not replace diligence.
For a real answer, the next step is a confidential review of your financials, payer mix, licensure, and real estate. That is what we do before any facility goes to market.
Because the spread inside a level-of-care band is real. Two facilities with identical EBITDA can be worth materially different amounts depending on payer mix, census stability, licensure, accreditation, staffing, and how much of the operation depends on the owner.
No. The operating business and the property are separate assets with separate buyers and separate valuations. If you own the building, that is a second conversation — and often the more valuable one.
No. Structure matters as much as headline price. Deferred cash, earn-outs tied to metrics you do not control, rollover equity, and seller notes all change what you actually receive. A lower number with clean terms can beat a higher one with a risky structure.
Multiples are not meaningful there. Buyers may look at revenue frameworks, real estate value, or licensed capacity instead. That is a conversation, not a calculation.
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Learn more →To discuss the purchase, sale, or valuation of a behavioral health facility, reach out to Westwood Behavioral Health.
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