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Adventist Announces Behavioral Health Transaction with Acadia
Adventist Health signed a definitive agreement to sell their behavioral health hospital in Vallejo to Acadia Healthcare (NASDAQ: ACHC) to strengthen behavioral health services in Solano County and the northern...
Read MoreHospital Partnerships, Mergers & Acquisitions—We Wrote the Book
Navigating a hospital M&A process can be complex and daunting. Juniper can help. Our new book for hospital Boards and executives offers a start-to-finish look at what it takes to...
Read MoreUniversities to Merge, Expand Health and Science Education
The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, the nation’s oldest pharmacy and allied health school, has announced a non-binding Letter of Intent to merge with St. Joseph’s University, a neighboring...
Read MoreWhat Will a Biden Presidency Mean for U.S. Healthcare?
Key Takeaways A split Senate limits legislation to what can pass through budget reconciliation and gain support of all 50 Democrats Anticipate Biden to expand Obamacare and Medicare instead of introducing...
Read MoreScott Becker Interviews Rex Burgdorfer on Private Equity
Scott Becker, Partner, McGuireWoods, past Healthcare Department Chair and founder of Becker’s Hospital Review, interviews Rex Burgdorfer, Partner, Juniper Advisory, about private equity trends in healthcare. Listen to the full...
Read MoreIn the News: State AGs Ramp Up Hospital Transaction Reviews
Conditions placed on the merger that formed the Boston area’s second-largest health system—Beth Israel Lahey Health—are the latest in a series of strict state oversight actions that will shape large...
Read MoreWhat if Trader Joe’s Ran Hospitals?
In 2018, Freakonomics co-author Stephen Dubner posed the question: “Should America be run by Trader Joe’s?” He suggested “the quirky little grocery chain with California roots and German ownership has...
Read MoreThe Looming Deadline: Repayment of COVID-19 AAP Loans
CMS’ Accelerated and Advance Payment (AAP) Program has been a lifeline for healthcare providers during the COVID-19 pandemic which loaned hospitals and others $100B. Repayment of these loans begins August...
Read MoreWhat Happens When CMS Loans Come Due?
CMS’ Accelerated and Advance Payment (AAP) Program has been a lifeline for healthcare providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program, which historically supported hospitals during localized natural disasters, was dramatically...
Read MoreEvaluating Opportunities for Government-Sponsored Hospitals
The COVID-19 pandemic is straining hospital and governmental resources. It is also serving as a catalyst for a major evolution of our nation’s healthcare delivery system, the likes of which...
Read MoreDealmaking in the Sunlight: Navigating Public Hospital M&A
Public hospitals have a uniquely open relationship to the communities they serve, which invites a level of transparency as they consider potential mergers and acquisitions. So what kind of M&A...
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