Join The Braff Group at BRG's Healthcare Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. from December 4-6. President Dexter Braff is featured on Thursday's 11:30 AM panel, Will the 2020 Election Impact Healthcare M&A?
Smaller agencies are more likely to take a financial hit next year after CMS finalized its proposal that will phase out Requests for Anticipated Payments.
Following this year’s annual National Association for Home Care & Hospice Conference, the scariest event facing the Home Health industry wasn’t Halloween...it was the pending implementation of Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) beginning January 1, 2020!
The hospice mergers & acquisition market has been at an all-time high for the past 18-24 months, but some sellers seem to enjoy a higher valuation than others. Why? There are many reasons, beyond just size, why some agencies are worth more in the eyes of a buyer.
With the unknown changes in reimbursement starting in 2020 from the Patient-Driven Groupings Model, buyers are showing caution when it comes to home health acquisitions.
Dexter Braff is speaking regarding The 10-Year Outlook on Healthcare & Value at the inaugural HI2 conference. The steady shift from fee-for-service to risk-based payment will create huge entrepreneurial growth opportunities over the next 10 years:
A large number of hospitals and health systems are expanding their home health businesses through partnering or acquiring home health agencies. From 2016 to 2018, 177 of these hospitals or health systems acquired home health care companies.
A large number of hospitals and health systems are expanding their home health businesses through partnering or acquiring home health agencies. From 2016 to 2018, 177 of these hospitals or health systems acquired home health care companies.
The temporary ban on the Medicare Provider Enrollment Moratoria became effective last month. It's expected that this move by CMS will allow agencies to improve patient access to home-based care. Managing Director Mark Kulik spoke with Home Health Care News regarding the positive impact this will have in the industry. “I think competition is what’s
2018 was another vigorous year for mergers and acquisitions in home health markets. Home Health and Hospice Managing Director Mark Kulik recently spoke to Home Health Line regarding the deal activity for the year, some of the bigger acquisitions, and what agency owners can do moving forward to make their company profitable for a pending sale. “It’s the
