MedCity News April 18, 2024
Katie Adams

Q1 2024 saw a significant rise in the number of hospital M&A deals compared to the past three Q1s. Experts believe this M&A activity will continue to climb throughout this year and next — motivated by both financial distress and hospitals’ desire to improve strategic business lines like value-based care and digital healthcare services.

The first quarter of 2024 saw a significant rise in M&A activity in the hospital and health system space, according to a new report from Kaufman Hall.

Experts think that this M&A activity will continue to increase throughout this year and next — prompted by both financial distress and hospitals’ desire to improve strategic business lines like value-based care and digital healthcare services.

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