marketALERT: Acquisition Interest Flip Flops Back to Hospice
One of the most consistent trends in home health and hospice mergers and acquisitions is that when one is up, the other is down.
One of the most consistent trends in home health and hospice mergers and acquisitions is that when one is up, the other is down.
The signs are out there.And they’re pointing the way towards a possible resurgence in at-risk youth mergers and acquisitions activity.Although there are many variations on the theme, conditions are ripe for a rise in consolidation activity in health care services when some or all of the following market factors are in play.
Overheard at JP Morgan Every January, thousands of health care investors and bankers and providers, oh my, flock to Union Square in San Francisco for Healthcarepalooza, otherwise known as the JP Morgan Health Care Conference. While some come bearing a golden ticket to attend the actual meeting, the overwhelming number of “attendees” are party crashers
If you look carefully at the historical patterns of reimbursement, M&A strategies, supply and demand, and more, an image of what the market will be like over the next 12-36 months is revealed (and you don’t even have to...
In health care IT, we're mostly talking about baby unicorns - "mincorns," if you will - those companies that have a couple million in revenues, a bumpy road ahead to get into the black, and can fetch valuations of $15-$20M or more. Which begs the question... In The Land of Unicorns,
Autism Providers: When Should You Sell? (And Why it’s OK to Think About it). Like it or not (and you might as well like it), buyers also love what you do, creating unprecedented opportunities that you may never have anticipated, but no less deserve. For insight into this difficult decision, read our latest marketALERT