Behavioral Health Business January 28, 2025
Chris Larson

Behavioral health continues to get significant attention from private equity investors, according to a new survey report.

Over 90% of executives recently surveyed by Berkeley Research Group (BRG) said behavioral health is either a continuing focus or a “growing/likely” focus for the private equity sector where health care is considered in 2025. Behavioral health also remains a highly considered investment thesis and No. 2 investment priority for the coming year.

The report surveyed 127 U.S.-based health care investment professionals that work at 88 private equity funds.

Competition for quality assets is predicted to be fierce in behavioral health and other high-demand sectors. Other segments of health care that are top of mind for private equity investors include infusion pharmacy, in-home...

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