Chief Healthcare Executive April 1, 2025
Ron Southwick

There’s broad optimism for a rise in transactions this year, but some headwinds could slow the pace of deal activity, according to a new report from BRG.

Executives representing different segments of the healthcare industry all seem to maintain optimism for more mergers and acquisitions in 2025.

The majority of healthcare leaders expect more deals to take place this year, according to BRG’s 2025 US Healthcare & Life Sciences Transactions Outlook, which was released Monday.

More than four in five providers (82%) expect to see more transactions this year, while virtually all payers (96%) projected more deals this year. Life sciences leaders didn’t share quite as much merger optimism as their counterparts, but a solid majority (70%) expected to see...

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