Events

Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit Networking & Cocktails

Meet with Mark Thomas and Andre Ulloa of M&A Healthcare Advisors for cocktails and networking during the Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit in Las Vegas.

Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit
Wednesday, October 27th
4-6pm
Cipriani (Wynn Las Vegas)

Interested in attending? RSVP to Mark Thomas at mthomas@mahealthcareadvisors.com

Meet with M&A Healthcare Advisors at the Asembia Specialty Pharmacy Summit

Are you looking to network with industry leaders in healthcare M&A?

Would you like to learn more about selling or buying a healthcare business?

You’re invited to meet with Mark Thomas and Andre Ulloa of M&A Healthcare Advisors at Cipriani (Wynn Las Vegas) on 10/27 between 4-6pm. Enjoy a cocktail and casual conversation regarding the healthcare M&A landscape.

For more information please email Mark Thomas at mthomas@mahealthcareadvisors.com

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The M&A Market

Transforming How Lower-Middle Market Healthcare Firms are Represented

Mike Moran, Mark Thomas, and Andre Ulloa of M&A Healthcare Advisors featured on “I Don’t Care” podcast hosted by Kevin Stevenson.

Don’t Care Podcast | Kevin Stevenson

On this episode of I Don’t Care, Host Kevin Stevenson talked with Mike Moran, Mark Thomas, and Andre Ulloa, Co-Founders, and Partners, M&A Healthcare Advisors, a boutique advisory firm whose focus is on the lower-middle market healthcare industry. They offer a range of services including seller representation, M&A consulting, and expert valuations for those in the lower-middle market looking to sell their business.

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Press

Best Buy Makes a Bigger Move into Home Health

“Over the last 18 months, we’ve seen patients quickly adopt telehealth as a supplemental aspect of service, allowing them to receive necessary monitoring, diagnosis and treatment that was previously inaccessible or completely unfamiliar,” Mark Thomas, a partner at M&A Healthcare Advisors told McKnight’s Home Care Daily Pulse.

McKnights Home Care | Diane Eastabrool

Move over, Amazon and Verizon. Another major consumer goods company, Best Buy, is jumping headlong into telehealth. And its latest addition of Current Health to its health division is a sign the home health space will become more crowded and diverse, according to a mergers and acquisitions expert.

“Over the last 18 months, we’ve seen patients quickly adopt telehealth as a supplemental aspect of service, allowing them to receive necessary monitoring, diagnosis and treatment that was previously inaccessible or completely unfamiliar,” Mark Thomas, a partner at M&A Healthcare Advisors told McKnight’s Home Care Daily Pulse. “Whether it be convenience, safety or preference by the patient, it is clear that quality of home-based services continues to improve while the demand for such makes the choice for at-home-care easier and easier.”

Best Buy announced Tuesday it had inked a deal at an undisclosed price to buy Boston-based Current Health, a remote patient monitoring and telehealth firm.

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‘The Fittest Survive’: HHVBP Expansion Could Drive Home Health Consolidation

“On the other end of that, you’ve got buyers in the financial sector and private equity firms who are now dipping below what they would have previously for add-on companies. Now they’re competing with strategic buyers to come in and buy out these lower- to middle-market home health businesses.”

Andre Ulloa, M&A Healthcare Advisors

Home Health Care News | Andrew Donlan.

In the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) proposed payment rule for 2022, the attention-grabber was the expansion of the Home Health Value-Based Purchasing (HHVBP) Model, the details of which excited some providers and left others concerned.

While the specifics of the expansion plan were being discussed during the public comment period, however, one aspect of HHVBP went under the radar: the effect it may have on the M&A landscape.

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