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ExperCare Urgent Care & Occupational Medicine
ExperCare is a family-owned healthcare operator deploying internal capital into urgent care and occupational medicine clinics across Georgia and Tennessee.
ExperCare Urgent Care & Occupational Medicine
ExperCare was established as an owner-operated healthcare delivery network, functioning as the single-family office for a principal whose wealth originates from clinical practice and multi-site healthcare operations. The firm's footprint concentrates on Georgia and Tennessee, with urgent care and occupational medicine centers in Savannah, Richmond Hill, Pooler, Hinesville, and Nashville. Its structure as an operating company — not a fund — means all capital is internal, directed toward building and operating clinics from the ground up. The strategy is a pure-play direct-investment model in healthcare services. ExperCare does not allocate to funds, SPVs, or third-party GPs. Asset-class exposure is concentrated in real estate through its clinics and healthcare-operations equity. Its occupational-medicine line conducts pre-employment physicals, drug screens, and workers'-comp injury care for regional employers, a segment with repeat revenue from corporate contracts. The urgent care side handles walk-in primary care, lab work, x-rays, and physicals. Confirmed client relationships include Gulfstream Aerospace and the Georgia Ports Authority, tying revenues to logistics and aerospace manufacturing corridors. Geographic coverage spans coastal Georgia and central Tennessee, two distinct labor markets. Professionals and total deployment are not publicly disclosed. The firm operates without disclosed philanthropic foundations or adjacent vehicles. In April 2024, ExperCare opened a new clinic in Nashville, Tennessee, extending its model into a second state and signaling organic expansion beyond its coastal Georgia base (per the firm, April 2024). The organization remains tightly held, with no announced club memberships or external investor relationships. The structural differentiator is ExperCare's hybrid identity: it is simultaneously an operating healthcare business generating clinical revenue and a single-family office allocating capital. It does not raise external funds or pursue limited-partner relationships. Governance rests with the founding physician-operator, creating a closed-loop where investment returns accrue entirely to the family through both operating income and real estate appreciation — a model that insulates it from fund-cycle pressures and LP reporting requirements.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Savannah
Corporate office
Savannah, GA, United States
Additional offices
Nashville, TN, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at ExperCare?
Investment decisions are made by the founding physician-principal, who both practices clinically and directs capital allocation. Because the firm does not raise external funds, there is no investment committee or LP advisory board. All deployment decisions — site selection, clinic construction, equipment purchases — flow through the owner-operator structure.
Does ExperCare participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
ExperCare operates exclusively through direct investment. It builds and owns its urgent care and occupational medicine clinics rather than committing to healthcare-focused private equity or venture funds. There is no record of the firm participating as a limited partner in any external commingled vehicle.
How does ExperCare source its deal flow?
Deal flow is entirely proprietary and internal. The firm identifies new markets through the founding principal's industry knowledge and relationships in the Southeastern healthcare landscape. Site selection is driven by employer concentration, local regulatory environments, and demographic demand for walk-in care — not through broker-mediated or intermediated processes.
What is ExperCare's known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
ExperCare does not co-invest alongside external general partners. Its structure as a wholly-owned operating company and single-family office means it retains full equity ownership in each clinic and does not syndicate risk or share deal economics with outside investors.
Is ExperCare structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
ExperCare is a single-family office embedded within a healthcare operating company. Unlike a venture firm, it does not manage third-party capital, draw management fees, or pursue portfolio-company exits. Its returns derive from clinical operations revenue and the long-term appreciation of owned medical real estate.
How is ExperCare's occupational-medicine business tied to local employers?
The occupational-medicine segment generates revenue through corporate service agreements with large regional employers, including Gulfstream Aerospace and the Georgia Ports Authority. Services cover pre-employment physicals, Department of Transportation exams, drug and alcohol testing, and workers' compensation injury treatment, creating contracted, recurring revenue streams.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The wealth originates from the founding principal's career as a practicing physician and the operational cash flows generated by the urgent care and occupational medicine clinic network. The firm has not publicly disclosed personal wealth figures or an external liquidity event.
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