Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest
- Nearly 1 in 5 adults, about 59 million people, live with a mental health issue according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
- Behavioral health mergers and acquisitions remained strong in 2025 and are expected to keep growing in 2026, especially in autism therapy and intellectual and developmental disability sectors.
- Behavioral health M&A is predicted to stay strong through 2026 due to better financial performance, more high-quality assets, and a healthier exit environment.
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Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest - The Mexico Ledger
Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly 1 in 5 adults—roughly 59 million people—live with a mental health issue, ranging from anxiety or depression to schizophrenia or addiction. While treatment options and access to care have increased in recent years, fewer than half of these people receive mental health services. Continued efforts around destigmatization and op…
Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest - Seward Independent
Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly 1 in 5 adults—roughly 59 million people—live with a mental health issue, ranging from anxiety or depression to schizophrenia or addiction. While treatment options and access to care have increased in recent years, fewer than half of these people receive mental health services. Continued efforts around destigmatization and op…
Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest
Fifth Third reports that behavioral health mergers and acquisitions activity remained strong in 2025 and is expected to continue its upward trajectory in 2026.
Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest - Stateline Publications
Behavioral health M&A remains strong with heightened interest According to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly 1 in 5 adults—roughly 59 million people—live with a mental health issue, ranging from anxiety or depression to schizophrenia or addiction. While treatment options and access to care have increased in recent years, fewer than half of these people receive mental health services. Continued efforts around destigmatization and op…
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