Home Health & Hospice Week

Mergers & Acquisitions:

PE-Backed Chain Makes Texas Buy

Plus: Bristol Hospice grows again.

Four-state chain Choice Health at Home has kicked off Q2 by announcing its latest purchase.

Tyler, Texas-based Choice has acquired the central Texas assets of Abiding Home Health, it says in a release. Choice entered home health in late 2012, hospice in 2018, and partnered with Trive Capital and Coltala Holdings in 2020, it notes.

“The transaction marks Choice’s first in 2022 following a very busy 2021,” the company says. Choice “executed on nine transactions last year within the home health and hospice space. A core focus for Choice is further development of their Southwestern U.S. footprint and the capability to provide all four service lines to Choice patients.”

Other recent deals around the nation include:

In Missouri: Salt Lake City-based Bristol Hospice has acquired Hope Hospice based in St. Louis for an undisclosed sum, confirms Bristol’s VP for M&A on social media. Bristol operates more than 45 locations across 13 states and is owned by private equity firm Webster Equity Partners.

In Pennsylvania: AHN Healthcare@Home in Warrenton has acquired TCM Home Health in Washington for undisclosed terms, the Allegheny Health Network says in a release. The acquisition is part of a joint partnership between AHN and Graham Health Care Group. AHN now owns a 60 percent stake of TCM Home Health, with Graham Health Care Group owning the remaining 40 percent, according to the Network.

In Georgia: Archbold Medical Center in Thomasville and LHC Group Inc. have agreed to form a new joint venture with two locations. The JV will expand LHC’s service area by five counties in the state, the Lafayette, Louisiana-based chain says in a release. UnitedHealth Group’s $5.4 billion purchase of LHC is pending.

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