Concentra Urgent Care Credit Rating & NNN Cap Rate

Concentra Urgent Care credit rating, NNN cap rate, and investment grade tenant profile
MetricDetails
Entity / Legal NameConcentra Group Holdings Parent, LLC
Parent / OwnerHumana Inc. (majority) + Select Medical (minority)
S&P / Moody’s Rating (Humana)BBB+ / Baa3
Investment Grade StatusInvestment Grade — Lower to Upper-Medium Grade
SectorOccupational Health & Urgent Care
US Center Count559 (as of 2025)
Cap Rate Range5.50–6.50%
Typical Lease Term10–15 years (NNN)
Guarantee TypeConcentra entity (Humana-backed)
Parent Stock TickerHUM (NYSE — Humana)
Concentra Revenue~$1.9B (2024)
Typical Building Size3,500–6,000 SF
Typical Price Range$2,000,000–$5,000,000

Concentra Business Overview & NNN Investment Profile

Concentra is the largest occupational health and urgent care network in the United States, operating 559 centers across 41 states as of 2025 with approximately $1.9 billion in annual revenue. Concentra’s core business is occupational medicine — serving employers and their workers with injury treatment, drug testing, physical exams, and return-to-work programs — supplemented by consumer urgent care services. The company is majority owned by Humana Inc. (NYSE: HUM), the large managed care organization, with Select Medical Holdings holding a minority stake.

Investment Grade: Humana BBB+/Baa3 Parent Credit. Concentra’s NNN lease credit quality flows from its Humana parent, which carries BBB+ from S&P and Baa3 from Moody’s. Note the divergence between S&P’s BBB+ (upper-medium) and Moody’s Baa3 (lower-medium floor) — for conservative underwriting, investors use the lower Moody’s Baa3 as the operative credit floor. Concentra’s January 2025 acquisition of Nova Medical Centers for $265 million confirms the company’s active expansion strategy, further embedding it within Humana’s healthcare services ecosystem.

Concentra’s Occupational Health Model: Why It Matters for NNN

Concentra’s occupational health focus creates a distinctively durable NNN tenant. Employer-contracted occupational health services — pre-employment physicals, drug testing, workers’ compensation injury treatment — generate contracted recurring revenue from corporate clients rather than depending on individual patient walk-in volumes. This employer-contract revenue base is fundamentally more stable than pure consumer urgent care, providing Concentra with predictable revenue streams through economic cycles that support long-term lease commitment.

With 559 centers across 41 states, Concentra is the dominant national platform in occupational health — a competitive moat that is difficult to replicate given the employer relationships, regulatory compliance infrastructure, and national employer contracts that prefer a single national vendor. This market position supports the investment-grade credit profile and the long-term viability of individual center locations.

Concentra NNN Lease Structure & Cap Rates

Concentra NNN leases carry 10 to 15 year initial terms with 2% to 3% annual escalations. The 3,500 to 6,000 SF format in suburban commercial corridors is accessible and highly re-tenantable. Cap rates trade between 5.50% and 6.50% as of Q1 2026, reflecting the investment-grade Humana parent credit and the essential occupational health services model. Acquisition prices of $2,000,000 to $5,000,000 make Concentra NNN properties among the most accessible investment-grade healthcare formats for individual investors and 1031 exchange buyers.

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Is Concentra investment grade?

Yes. Concentra is majority owned by Humana Inc., which carries BBB+ from S&P and Baa3 from Moody’s. Conservative underwriting anchors to Moody’s Baa3 — the investment grade floor. Concentra is the largest occupational health network in the US with 559 centers and $1.9 billion in revenue.

What cap rates are Concentra NNN properties trading at?

Concentra NNN properties trade at 5.50% to 6.50% as of Q1 2026. The 3,500 to 6,000 SF format and $2M to $5M price range make these among the most accessible investment-grade healthcare NNN formats for individual investors.

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