Ohio • 6 listings
Podiatry Practices for Sale in Ohio
Part-Time Podiatry
Garrettsville, OH
Posted 8/2025 — Described as the only podiatry group in town, operating one day weekly, all utilities included.
- Asking price
- $50,000
- Annual revenue
- approximately $90,000/year
Listed by Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine (Great Exchange & Classifieds)
General Podiatry
Ohio
Posted 3/2026 — Fully equipped with x-ray, processor, electric exam chairs (2), REMY laser, and fully furnished.
- Asking price
- $18,000
- Annual revenue
- $150,000 gross
Listed by Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine (Great Exchange & Classifieds)
General Podiatry
Calcutta / East Liverpool, OH
Posted 4/2026 — Well-established practice operating 35+ years, serving 80-100 patients weekly; turnkey operation with flexible purchase options.
Listed by Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine (Great Exchange & Classifieds)
General Podiatry
Warren, OH
Thriving 30+ year podiatry practice with a loyal patient base, strong referral sources, and prime, high-traffic location.
Listed by Ohio Foot & Ankle Medical Association (classifieds)
General Podiatry
Ohio
Well-established practice located on the west side of Cleveland; retiring owner offering transition assistance.
Listed by Ohio Foot & Ankle Medical Association (classifieds)
General Podiatry
Coshocton, OH
Established 1984 by the present owner/practitioner, who will assist in transition. Office building near the hospital goes with the package.
Listed by Ohio Foot & Ankle Medical Association (classifieds)
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- How many podiatry practices are for sale in Ohio?
- There are currently 6 listed for sale in Ohio, from 2 brokers. Last refreshed 2026-09-11.
- What do podiatry practices cost in Ohio?
- Of the 6 Ohio listings, 2 carry an published asking price, ranging from $18K to $50K. These are the brokers' own published figures — this marketplace does not set or estimate values.
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