A handful of major behavioral health acquisitions have been announced in the first weeks of 2025, including deals in telehealth, inpatient care and community living.
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BrightSpring Health plans to sell its community living business to Sevita in an $835 million deal.
Behavioral health needs to do a better job celebrating success, Oceans Healthcare CEO Stuart Archer said.
Construction is set to begin on a $111.5M psychiatric hospital in Wichita, Kan., the Wichita Business Journal reported Jan. 10.
A federal bankruptcy court judge has approved the sale of Wellpath's behavioral health division.
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Amwell has sold its psychiatric telehealth business to Avel eCare for $21 million.
Officials are hoping to speed up the construction of a $60 million behavioral health facility in Palm Beach County, Fla., NPR affiliate WLRN reported Jan. 7.
Loudoun County, Va. has broken ground on a 20,500-square-foot behavioral health crisis center in Leesburg, Va.
San Francisco is requesting $144 million to add 175 more behavioral health treatment beds, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Dec. 16.
Summit Behavioral Health will open a new facility in Fort Wayne, Ind. in early 2025.