Behavioral Health Business December 13, 2024
Morgan Gonzales

Stakeholders in the behavioral health industry can expect dealmaking to accelerate into and throughout 2025.

Behavioral health deals in 2024 – while decreased in quantity – already represented a significant increase in value over the previous year, according to a new PwC Health Research Institute report.

The substantial sum of available corporate and private equity capital, lengthening hold periods, increased certainty regarding the next administration and the possibility of further interest rate cuts are all expected to drive increased health care dealmaking in the coming year.

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