14,546+ autism centers and ABA therapy providers sourced from the NPPES National Provider Identifier registry — the federal database of all licensed healthcare providers. Each record includes the authorized official on file with CMS, making this one of the most decision-maker-complete datasets in the platform.
⚠ Critical warning: heavy PE consolidation. The ABA sector has seen aggressive private equity rollup activity. Corporate chains — Hopebridge, BlueSprig, Behavioral Framework, CARD (Center for Autism and Related Disorders), Catalight, Autism Learning Partners — do not own their real estate independently. Identify and filter these as Lane D early.
Every company is classified into a Lead Lane:
- A — Independent Owner-Operator — Private practice or small group clinic, no national chain affiliation.
- B — Regional Multi-Location — Multi-site independent operator.
- C — Needs Ownership Verification — Good signals but affiliation unclear.
- D — Corporate ABA Chain — PE-backed rollup. Does not own real estate.
- E — In-Home / Non-Center-Based — Home-based ABA with no fixed facility real estate.
- F — Supplier/Not Target — Non-target records.
Step 1 — Filter to Lane A/B. Set lane filter to A or B. Skip records showing known corporate chain names.
Step 2 — Use the NPPES authorized official. Every record has an authorized official on file. Call the clinic directly and ask for this person by name — they are the licensed provider or administrative lead.
Step 3 — Qualify early. First call goal is to confirm: do they own the building? Is it a standalone dedicated clinic?
Step 4 — Run AI on top targets. Click ⚡ for broker brief, email draft, call script.
Step 5 — Batch Score to triage a state quickly.
Independent ABA clinic owners who have operated from the same dedicated center for 5+ years often own the building — and that equity is sitting idle while they focus on growing the practice. A sale-leaseback converts clinic real estate into working capital while they continue operating under a long-term lease. Investor demand for behavioral health real estate is surging as PE consolidators validate the asset class.
Your pitch: “Private equity has been buying ABA practices at aggressive multiples — but many clinic owners don't realize the real estate is just as valuable to investors. A sale-leaseback lets you monetize that asset now while continuing to operate exactly as you are. Our network of 177,000 verified buyers includes groups specifically targeting behavioral health real estate.”
1. Do you own the building your clinic operates from, or are you leasing?
2. How long has the clinic been at this location?
3. Is the real estate held in a separate entity from the practice?
4. Has any PE group approached you about buying the practice?
5. Are you thinking about expansion, succession, or adding a clinical director?
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