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Acadia to open 14 new opioid treatment centers in 2024
Acadia Healthcare plans to open 14 new comprehensive treatment centers in 2024. -
5 behavioral health acquisitions in 2024
Despite a slow final quarter of 2023, investors expect mergers and acquisitions in the behavioral health sector to pick up in 2024. -
New York mental health investment to add 200 beds
New York plans to add 200 beds to its state-run psychiatric facilities as part of a $33 million investment in mental health. -
Lifepoint, Mercy Health break ground on joint venture behavioral hospital
Construction is underway on a 72-bed behavioral facility in Youngstown, Ohio, as a joint venture between Mercy Health and Lifepoint Health. -
Acadia acquires 3 North Carolina treatment centers
Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare has acquired three comprehensive treatment centers in North Carolina. -
Oklahoma breaks ground on $150M mental health hospital
Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City has broken ground on a $150 million behavioral health hospital in partnership with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. -
3 recent private equity deals in behavioral health
Private equity deals in behavioral health declined in 2023 but could pick up in 2024 as investors turn their attention to the space. -
3 behavioral health companies acquired by private equity firm
California private equity firm HCAP Partners has acquired three behavioral health organizations to merge under PAX Health. -
Behavioral health market to hit $107B by 2032
The global behavioral health market is expected to hit $107.3 billion over the next eight years, according to market analysis published March 7 by Allied Market Research. -
Acadia posts $57.7M income in Q4: 5 things to know
Acadia Healthcare posted $57.7 million in net income in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to its earnings report published Feb. 27. -
Acadia acquires 72-bed Utah treatment center
Acadia Healthcare has closed the acquisition of Turning Point Centers, a substance use and mental health treatment provider in Salt Lake City. -
Hightop Health acquires Roots Behavioral Health
Atlanta-based outpatient mental health platform Hightop Health has acquired Austin-based Roots Behavioral Health. -
Nevada county purchases behavioral health facility
Commissioners in Clark County in Nevada have approved the purchase of a 17,000-square-foot medical office and behavioral health facility, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Feb. 20. -
Private equity-backed firm picks up 9 behavioral clinics in Texas, Southeast
Baton Rouge, La.-based Beacon Behavioral Health Partners has added nine new behavioral clinics to its practice. -
Michigan hospitals get $50M for pediatric behavioral health, other projects
Three Michigan hospitals will get $50 million from the DeVos family foundation for behavioral health and other care for children, MLive reported Feb. 19. -
Behavioral health private equity activity declined in 2023
Overall healthcare-focused private equity activity saw a 16.2% year-over-year decrease in 2023, according to PitchBook's "Healthcare Services Report" published Feb. 8. -
Acadia plans 144-bed Florida hospital
Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare purchased $9 million worth of land in St. Johns, Fla., with plans to build a 144-bed hospital, the Jacksonville Daily Record reported Feb. 13. -
Investors throwing money at behavioral health
Healthcare analysts and CEOs are turning attention to behavioral health for investments in 2024, the Nashville Business Journal reported Feb. 9. -
After slow 2023, behavioral health M&A could pick up in 2024
Mergers and acquisitions in the behavioral health field are expected to increase in 2024 after just 31 deals were completed in the final quarter of 2023, according to Mertz Taggart's "Q4 2023 Behavioral Health M&A Report." -
Ascension, Acadia plan joint venture to expand behavioral services
Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare and St. Louis-based Ascension are planning a joint venture to expand behavioral health capacity in Texas.
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