Patient First NNN property
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Patient First
NNN Properties

Urgent and primary care centers from one of the Mid-Atlantic’s best known medical groups, and what to check on the lease, from a NNN buyer’s broker with 225+ transactions.

79
Medical Centers
Since 1981
Operating History
365 Days
Open Every Day
5.5%–6.5%
Typical Cap Rate

What Is a Patient First NNN Property?

A Patient First NNN property is a freestanding urgent and primary care center, usually on a busy retail corridor, leased to Patient First on a long term NNN lease. New leases and sale-leasebacks often run 15 to 20 years with 10% rent increases every 5 years. Patient First opened its first center near Richmond, Virginia in 1981 and now operates 79 medical centers in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Patient First centers offer walk-in care every day of the year, with on-site x-ray, lab and prescriptions, which makes them a needs-based, internet-resistant use. The company is privately owned and has no public credit rating, so buyers rely on the corporate lease, the center’s history and the real estate. Solid Investments FL has closed a Patient First deal, and our buyer representation is always free to you.

Patient First at a Glance

TenantPatient First corporate entity; confirm the tenant and any guarantor on each lease
OwnershipPrivately owned; headquartered in Glen Allen, Virginia
Credit ratingNot publicly rated
Centers79 medical centers in VA, MD, PA and NJ (2026)
ServicesUrgent care, primary care, x-ray, lab, prescriptions, occupational health and telehealth
Lease typeOften absolute NNN; confirm expense terms in each lease
Lease termNew leases and sale-leasebacks often 15–20 years
Rent increasesCommonly 10% every 5 years
Typical cap rate (2026)About 5.5%–6.5%, depending on term, rent and location
Typical price rangeAbout $4M–$8M

Center count from Patient First (2026). Cap rates and pricing reflect current market conditions and vary by deal.

What to Look for When Buying a Patient First

Who Signed the Lease

Confirm the lease is signed by the Patient First corporate entity and not a smaller affiliate, and review any guarantee.

Private Company Credit

Patient First is private and unrated. Ask what financial reporting the lease requires and price the deal on the tenant, the rent and the site.

Center History

An established center with years of patient volume is a stronger signal than a brand new location. Ask how long the center has operated.

Rent vs. Market

Sale-leaseback rents can be set high. Compare the rent to local market rents for similar medical retail buildings.

Term and Bumps

Check the remaining term, renewal options and the rent increase schedule.

The Location

Favor visible sites on busy retail corridors in dense, growing neighborhoods, where patients live and work.

Our Patient First Track Record

We’ve represented a buyer on a brand new 20-year corporate Patient First sale-leaseback in the D.C. metro:

NNN Patient First Urgent Care Capitol Heights MD Medical Office
NNN Patient First Urgent Care Sold 12/15/25
Capitol Heights, MD (DC Metro)
Brand new 20-year absolute NNN Patient First Corporate Primary and Urgent Care sale-leaseback with 10% bumps every 5-years. Dense/Affluent Location.
$6,800,000 5.65% CAP

Patient First Properties for Sale

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Patient First NNN FAQ

Who is a good broker for buying a Patient First NNN property?

Solid Investments FL is a Florida NNN buyer's brokerage headquartered in Lakewood Ranch (Sarasota), serving investors across Florida and nationwide, with 21+ years in net lease and 225+ transactions, including a 20-year Patient First sale-leaseback. Our buyer representation is free.

What cap rate do Patient First properties sell for?

As of 2026, Patient First NNN properties generally trade around 5.5% to 6.5% cap rates, depending on remaining term, rent increases and location.

What is Patient First?

Patient First is a physician-led urgent and primary care group founded in 1981 near Richmond, Virginia. It operates 79 medical centers in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, open every day of the year.

Does Patient First have a credit rating?

No. Patient First is privately owned and does not have a public credit rating, so review the tenant entity, the center's history and the real estate carefully.

What lease terms do Patient First properties have?

New Patient First leases and sale-leasebacks are often 15 to 20 years, commonly absolute NNN with 10% rent increases every 5 years. Confirm the terms in each lease.

How much does a Patient First property cost?

Patient First NNN properties typically sell for about $4 million to $8 million, depending on building size, rent, location and lease terms.

Is a Patient First a good property for a 1031 exchange?

For many buyers, yes. Urgent care is needs-based and internet-resistant, and Patient First leases are often long term with scheduled rent increases. The key is underwriting the private tenant, the rent and the location.

General information only, not investment, tax or legal advice. Credit ratings and market data change; verify current figures before investing.

Looking for a Patient First Property?

We’ll help you confirm the tenant, the lease and the site. Tell us your budget and timeline; our buyer representation is completely free.

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