Behavioral Health Business February 13, 2024
Laura Lovett

After a rocky 2023, mental health providers are considering new approaches to growth and sustainability.

In the wake of the bursting venture funding bubble and cooling M&A market, Providers are taking stock of their assets and look for new revenue generation.

Some providers have opted for new partnership opportunities with public entities, like state governments, schools and city programs. These deals help public entities address the mental health crisis in their communities while allowing providers to reach new populations.

Other operators are looking to pull back from their previous rapid growth strategies and better integrate their assets. This is especially true of providers who made acquisitions over the last few years.

While many providers are looking for their next...

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