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Introduction While behavioral health Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity over the past 12 months is down from 2021- 22 levels, we are still seeing strong investment interest in the space. Key investment drivers include the still-unmet social need for behavioral health treatment, expanded third-party reimbursement and evolving business models that create opportunity for established providers and new entrants alike.
Tani Weiner, the co-chair of the Polsinelli law firm's Behavioral Health Law Group, joins the BHE Podcast to discuss the factors that are driving behavior health transaction trends thus far in 2023. Weiner also talks about the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care, how issues such as consolidation, staffing shortages, and integration with primary care are impacting provider organizations and the emerging role of AI.
By Asha Rangappa Dear Listener, If I gave you three guesses to think of a company that: 1) has deliberately created a highly addictive product; 2) uses aggressive tactics to get more and more people “hooked” on it; 3) has directly contributed to a public health crisis in America; and 4) knew about the dangers of its product but deliberately concealed it from the public, what would you say?
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