Home Health Care News April 18, 2024
Robert Holly

Transaction volume for home health, home care and other in-home care businesses dipped in 2023, with inflation, higher interest rates and global unrest contributing to the downturn.

Many home-based care stakeholders anticipated M&A to rebound in 2024, however, thanks to increased loan activity in January, greater buyer-seller consensus and private equity’s record-high levels of “mature” dry powder.

With 2024’s first quarter in the rear-view mirror, the home-based care dealmaking outlook still looks to be a bit of a question mark.

“Things can change in a short amount of time and have a profound impact on the marketplace,” Mark Kulik, senior managing director at M&A advisory firm The Braff Group, said last week at the Home Health Care News Capital +...

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Topics: Mergers & Acquisitions / JV, Post-Acute Care, Provider, Trends
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