Hospice News December 18, 2024
Holly Vossel

Hospice investment trends took myriad routes this year, seeing a few common threads occurring among nonprofit and for-profit entities that hint at where the market may be heading.

The scope of hospice deals in 2024 encompassed joint ventures and collaborative affiliations in addition to acquisitions. Some of these transactions were fueled by value-based reimbursement and unmet needs among underserved patients.

Rising demand, workforce growth and organizational culture are three significant pieces driving much of the recent hospice merger and acquisition (M&A) activity, according to Andrew Molosky, president and CEO of Chapters Health System, a large Florida-based nonprofit hospice provider.

“The universally binding commonality seems to be that consumer desire is on the rise, employee attraction and retention is more critical...

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