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Fantastic opportunity available to purchase an established clinic in Bellingham WA. This practice is fully built out, has 150 patient files and loads of equipment and furniture. Also included is Chirotouch and touch screens in all the rooms. This office is set up for high volume and includes 3 years of practice management coaching from one of the biggest practice management coaches in the country. Asking 47k. The owner will hold the loan with 10 K down. This is perfect for anyone wanting their own practice. Never will you find this deal that includes practice management coaching. Please send CV to Brian at healthcarerc@gmail.comBellingham, WashingtonBellingham is a waterfront community on Bellingham Bay located 85 miles north of Seattle and 20 miles south of the Canadian border. It is 54 miles south of Vancouver, B.C. by car and offers ferry service to the San Juan Islands, Victoria, B.C. and Alaska. Bellingham is the largest city in Whatcom County with a population of over 71,000. The City of Bellingham is a growing community. The city continues to be a desirable place of relocation for both businesses and individuals and the current growth trend is expected to continue into the future. The location and natural beauty of the area have much to offer and many people who come to Bellingham never leave. Bellingham is especially popular for the outdoor enthusiast with its many recreation opportunities from its ocean waterfront, lakes, parks and golf courses to the nearby North Cascade Mountains and the ski slopes of Mt. Baker. Bellingham is home to Western Washington University, the state's third largest university. WWU has an enrollment of over 12,000 students and is Whatcom County's largest employer. The campus is located on the southwest side of Sehome Hill close to Bellingham Bay and downtown.The Port of Bellingham operates the transportation facilities of Whatcom County. Included in its operations are the Bellingham International Airport, the Bellingham Cruise Terminal, the Fairhaven Station, Squalicum Harbor and the Squalicum Marina, one of the largest marinas in the Northwest. The Port also plays an important role in providing public access to Bellingham's beautiful waterfront with the development of several waterfront parks and trails. Currently the Port of Bellingham is working with the City of Bellingham to redevelop the centrally located 137 acres of waterfront property it acquired in 2005 from the Georgia Pacific Corporation. The Bellingham Cruise Terminal in Fairhaven is the southern port for the Alaska Marine Highway System. The Alaska Ferry departs Bellingham twice a week with both passengers and vehicles. The terminal also hosts several businesses that offer foot passenger service to the San Juan Islands and Victoria, British Columbia. Next to the Bellingham Cruise Terminal is the Fairhaven Station where the Amtrak train and bus services are conveniently located.Bellingham features a family friendly downtown area filled with many retail shops, art galleries, restaurants and several museums. The city's downtown area is supported by the Downtown Renaissance Network.The Whatcom Museum of History and Art is located downtown in the original city hall building built in 1892. This historic landmark is one of four buildings that make up the museum including an award-winning children's museum. The Mount Baker Theatre is a historic theatre that has been recently renovated and hosts many world-class performances throughout the year. In addition to the Mt. Baker Theatre, Bellingham has a couple smaller theatres that feature locally produced plays and improv performances. Downtown Bellingham features several annual events during the year. The Procession of the Species and Ski to Sea parades take place in May.The Allied Arts' Chalk Art Festival and the Bellingham Festival of Music take place in August. The NW Projections Film Festival and the Allied Arts' Holiday Festival of the Arts take place in November with the Arts Festival continuing through December. During the summer months, downtown Bellingham is host to several Gallery Walks, the popular Saturday Farmer's Market and Downtown Sounds Summer Alley Concerts.  Bellingham's annual week-long community celebration, the Ski to Sea Festival, takes place during the the month of May. The Ski to Sea Festival features many community events including a junior Ski to Sea race, two parades, art and car shows, and a carnival. The celebration ends with the annual 85-mile long Ski to Sea race that takes place on Memorial Day Weekend. This seven-leg relay race starts at the top of Mt. Baker and finishes at Marine Park in Bellingham Bay.   The historic Fairhaven district is located in the southern section of Bellingham. Once a boom town at the turn-of-the-century, historic Fairhaven has recently developed into a thriving shopping district with many of its original brick building still intact. Visitors enjoy the bookstores, restaurants, galleries, cafes and many unique shops located here. Historical walking tours, led by Dirty Dan and Sadie, are available to visitors during the summer months. Many events and activities take place here throughout the year including the popular, "It All Ends in Fairhaven" party celebrating the annual Ski to Sea race finish in Fairhaven's Marine Park.Brian TorchinHealthcare Recruitment Counselors LLC2315 Sansom ST. Suite BPhiladelphia PA 19103 1800-HRC-9060 Cell: 267-251-5275Fax 1800-263-1547healthcarerc@gmail.com www.healthcarerc.comMember, National Association of Physician RecruitersMember, World Federation of ChiropracticMember, National Coalition of Healthcare RecruitersMember, American Coalition of Healthcare Recruiters