From Terravet to Terramed

Terravet’s expansion into high‑need medical specialties

This evolution reflects our expanded mission to serve a broader range of healthcare property owners while staying true to our roots in trusted, relationship-driven real estate partnerships.

The new name accompanies an expansion into the fields of ophthalmology and fertility following more than a decade of success serving veterinary providers and investors. The same team, process, and sector expertise that have defined Terravet remain in place, ensuring continuity for our existing tenants and partners while opening expanded opportunities for collaboration in adjacent fields. 

Over the past decade, Terravet has acquired and managed hundreds of purpose-built veterinary properties and become a trusted, direct buyer for practice owners seeking speed, certainty, and tailored solutions. That legacy now positions Terramed to meet growing demand in other high‑need medical specialties by providing operators the capital and flexibility to expand without the delays or costs of brokerages. 

“Healthcare providers are reassessing their facility requirements as treatments and patient needs change,” said CEO Daniel Eisenstadt. “Our track record in veterinary real estate shows how a focused, hands-on model for acquiring, financing, and upgrading properties can deliver value for operators and investors. Extending that model to specific medical sectors allows us to meet the growing demand for specialized facilities and expanded capabilities while giving investors access to assets built for resilience and consistent performance.” 

Terramed will work with providers in these specific medical fields to structure tailored financing solutions that lower the upfront capital required for property improvements or acquisitions. Its straightforward, commission-free transactions may close in as little as 45 to 90 days, and it offers sale‑leasebacks, joint ventures, and partial‑sale arrangements that unlock equity while maintaining long-term investment potential. Terramed’s team brings more than 80 years of combined experience in veterinary and healthcare real estate operations to every transaction.

“There are parallels between the ophthalmology and veterinary spaces, where people expect a more premium experience than they did 20 years ago, so the experience Terramed brings is really helpful,” said Chris Moore, CEO of Vision Innovation Partners. “What I have always found unique about Terramed’s model is that they still involve physicians in ownership to some degree. That creates a win for landlords, a win for providers, and ultimately a win for patients.” 

Terramed’s model serves medical professionals who own the real estate tied to their practices and wish to focus on clinical operations rather than property management. By assuming landlord responsibilities, Terramed supports anyone restructuring their involvement or seeking a financially strategic exit that preserves continuity for patients, staff, and the community. It also helps reduce the financial risk that comes with tying capital to a single location.

Terramed’s Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)

In addition to direct acquisitions, Terramed offers long-term investment opportunities through its real estate investment trust (REIT). Property owners can convert facilities into professionally managed assets with potential tax advantages, geographic diversification, and relief from day‑to-day ownership responsibilities. The REIT includes more than 650,000 square feet of purpose‑built, top-quartile veterinary and medical facilities, with the goal of creating a balanced platform for long‑term value.

New chapter in our growth

Evolving from Terravet to Terramed marks a new chapter in our growth. It reflects our mission to improve health by channelling resources and knowledge to the facilities where care is delivered and to those who deliver the care. 

We continue to partner with property owners, tenants, and investors to unlock long-term value in healthcare real estate.