Behavioral Health Transactions Down After ‘Outlier Year,’ But Ample Dealmaking Action Still Expected

August 19, 2022

Behavioral health deal pace is slowing after 2021’s record-breaking year. Overall, the behavioral health sector saw 53 deals in the first half of 2022.

That’s according to data from KPMG, Epstein Becker & Green and FocalPoint Partners, Behavioral Healtrh Business reports.

“It’s more of an entire marketplace phenomenon as opposed to a behavioral health deficiency that’s dragging down the number of deals,” said Larry Kocot, principal at KPMG. Read more.

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