Minnesota • 6 listings

Chiropractic Practices for Sale in Minnesota

There are 6 listings in Minnesota from 4 brokers. 4 carry published asking prices from $75K to $689K. Last refreshed 2026-07-30.

Chiropractic (Family Practice/Sports Medicine)
St. Paul, MN
New
Low-stress clinic with easy-to-run operations in Twin Cities area.
Asking price
$689,000 (clinic $139,000 + real estate $550,000)
Annual revenue
$173,000
Listed by Progressive Practice Sales
Family Practice / Personal Injury
Elko New Market, MN
New
Stellar net income practice with easy-to-run operations in growing community.
Asking price
$499,000
Annual revenue
$534,000
Listed by Progressive Practice Sales
Sports chiropractic, auto injury, pediatric, geriatric…
Southeast Twin Cities Metro Area, MN
New
Predominantly cash-based practice with 451 monthly patient visits, 2021 digital X-ray, ChiroTouch software.
Asking price
$173,900
Annual revenue
$411,284
Listed by Practice Brokers Inc.
Chiropractic (Family Practice, Sports Medicine…
Minneapolis, MN
New
Stable collections and income for stable clinic operations; low-stress, easy-to-run operations.
Asking price
$74,900
Annual revenue
$89,000
Listed by Progressive Practice Sales
Diversified
Roseville/Maplewood, MN
New
Annual revenue
$905,600 gross
Listed by Practice Opportunities, Inc.
Chiropractic with rehabilitation services and DOT…
Minnesota
New
Established, Affordable Practice For Sale - Now Possible to Buy With $22,000 Down!
Annual revenue
three-year collection average of $421,000
Listed by Strategic Chiropractor LLC

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How many chiropractic practices are for sale in Minnesota?: There are currently 6 listed for sale in Minnesota, from 4 brokers. Last refreshed 2026-07-30.
What do chiropractic practices cost in Minnesota?: Of the 6 Minnesota listings, 4 carry an published asking price, ranging from $75K to $689K. These are the brokers' own published figures — this marketplace does not set or estimate values.
How do I get full details on a Minnesota listing?: Open any listing to see everything the broker published, then contact that broker directly. Full identity and financials are typically released after a confidentiality agreement.