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What Happens After You Sign the LOI: A Home Health Owner’s Guide to Post-Signing Diligence
Looked at a home health owner’s file we helped get acquired a few years back. This is to help others in home health prepare for what comes after signing a Letter of Intent (LOI) with an acquirer. Here's what to expect...
What Happens After You Sign the LOI with an Acquirer: A Behavioral Health Owner’s Guide to Post-Signing Diligence
You signed the letter of intent (LOI). The valuation is set and it feels like the hard part is behind you. It isn't. We recently had a behavioral health/mental health owner sign an LOI. We took the high level questions...
What drives higher valuations in Behavioral Health
Was writing an email to a mental/behavioral health owner on what drives higher valuations in the space - decided to beef it up looking at past deal data and share. Acquirers look into payer mix. If one payer is more...
What Acquirers Really Dig Into When You Sell Your Medical Billing/Revenue Cycle Management Company
Recently, we helped a revenue cycle management company get acquired by a strategic acquirer. Thought it would be helpful to show how different diligence looked before versus after signing the letter of intent (LOI)....
You’re a Healthcare Business Owner and an Acquirer Approaches you, What to do next
We recently launched a behavioral health business into the market in a competitive M&A process. Within three weeks, we have 70 acquirers under NDA pursuing our client. Here is the breakdown of the types of...
The 10 Areas Behavioral Health Acquirers Investigate Before They Decide Your Business is Worth the Price
We have two behavioral/mental healthcare clients being acquired right now. One is early in the process with over 50 acquirers diligencing them, the other is farther along having signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with an...
Mergers And Acquisitions Insight for Business Owners: The Issues that Can Occur When a One-Off Acquirer Approaches You
When an acquirer approaches you directly, remember: they have all the leverage. Here's what that looks like in practice: No competition = no price tension. The buyer's offer may or may not be correlative with true...
3 Decisions to Increase the Valuation of your Behavioral Health Business in 2026
I had a meeting recently with a behavioral/mental health owner who plans to sell within the next 3-4 years. He’s growing and starting to think more intentionally about what acquirers will actually care about. He...







