Despite Headwinds, Home Health Care Remains ‘Linchpin’ Buyers are Looking For

April 5, 2023

Home-based care’s buyers and sellers aren’t dealing with a bad market. It’s just a different market compared to a short time ago.

“All across the board, health care services are down from 2021, but pretty much slightly up from 2020,” Dexter Braff, president of the M&A advisory firm The Braff Group, said last week at Home Health Care News’ Capital + Strategy conference.

After seeing a major spike in 2021 — which is now considered an anomaly of a year — home health deals saw a 32% drop in 2022, reports Home Health Care News. Read more.

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