Home Health Care News November 11, 2024
Audrie Martin

Home health, home care and hospice M&A was historically high in 2021, with high valuations serving sellers and solid return on investment serving buyers. Transactions plummeted after that, but recent signs suggest M&A is beginning to pick back up across sectors.

“Rewinding to 2021, we had a historically active market with valuations as high as anyone had ever seen,” Rebecca Springer, lead healthcare analyst at Pitchbook, told Home Health Care News in a recent webinar. “We’ve come down in health care services deal activity by about 50%. After that peak, 2024 has been cautiously ticking back up.”

Seattle-based Pitchbook is a resource for comprehensive data, research and insights spanning the global capital markets.

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