Healthcare Practice Sales in Crawfordville and Wakulla County

Illustration of the St. Marks Lighthouse, a white tower beside its keeper's house and marsh water, at dusk in St. Marks.

Above: St. Marks Lighthouse, St. Marks. First lit in 1831 and rebuilt farther inland in 1842, Florida's second-oldest light station passed to the Fish and Wildlife Service in 2013 and is lit seasonally. Picture credit

This page gathers what a healthcare practice sale in Wakulla County involves locally: its practice market in official figures, the county and city offices a new owner deals with after closing, and the county's cities and communities.

The practice market in Wakulla County

Residents, 2025

Wakulla County had an estimated 38,089 residents in 2025, 12.8% more than at the April 2020 base.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, county population estimates, Vintage 2025.

Practicing physicians

The Florida Department of Health's 2026 workforce report counts 10 practicing physicians in Wakulla County, 2.7 for every 10,000 residents, against 22 statewide.

Source: Florida Department of Health, 2026 Florida Physician Workforce Annual Report, Appendix B.

Licensed veterinarians

Wakulla County has 13 licensed veterinarians with an address in the county, 3.4 for every 10,000 residents, against 3.7 statewide.

Sources: Florida DBPR, Board of Veterinary Medicine licensee file (lic26vt.csv); U.S. Census Bureau, county population estimates, Vintage 2025.

Veterinary establishments

The county has 2 licensed veterinary establishments.

Source: Florida DBPR, Board of Veterinary Medicine licensee file (lic26vt.csv).

Dental shortage area

All of Wakulla County is designated a dental health professional shortage area by the federal Health Resources and Services Administration.

Source: HRSA Health Professional Shortage Areas data download.

Primary care shortage area

All of Wakulla County is designated a primary care health professional shortage area by the Health Resources and Services Administration.

Source: HRSA Health Professional Shortage Areas data download.

After a purchase: local filings in Wakulla County

  1. County business tax receipt

    Whether a practice in Wakulla County needs a county local business tax receipt is a question for the Wakulla County Tax Collector (202 Ochlockonee St., Crawfordville).

    Source: Wakulla County Tax Collector, checked October 2026.
  2. Tangible personal property return

    The Wakulla County Property Appraiser takes tangible personal property returns, the yearly return for a business's furniture and equipment.

    Source: Wakulla County Property Appraiser, checked October 2026.
  3. Recording the deed

    When a sale includes real estate, the deed is recorded by the Wakulla County Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller in the county's Official Records.

    Source: Wakulla County Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller, checked October 2026.

Cities and communities in Wakulla County

Crawfordville

Unincorporated community, county seat

2020 Census population: 4,853.

Panacea

Unincorporated community

2020 Census population: 735.

Sopchoppy

City

2020 Census population: 426.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census, read October 2026. City business tax offices: each city's own pages.

How Newton's Law PA serves Wakulla County

Newton's Law PA's office is in Lake Worth Beach, about 360 miles from Crawfordville.

A first consultation is by phone or video, and meetings in person are at the Lake Worth Beach office.

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