Healthcare providers have become a prime target for private equity firms, which view the highly fragmented landscape as a ripe opportunity to unlock returns through multiple arbitrage and operational improvements. But healthcare providers are unlike any other type of private equity investment. In order to avoid significant regulatory and bottom-line risk, firms must navigate a changing landscape of legal restrictions, payer relationships, and more. PitchBook’s latest analyst note details key considerations for private equity healthcare transactions. Read more.
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