Addus HomeCare buys AccentCare's personal care division for $275M

Plus: Jackson Hospital emerges from bankruptcy on BCBS deal and state funding. The day's rules, money, and enforcement, sourced and tiered below.

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Plus: Jackson Hospital emerges from bankruptcy on BCBS deal and state funding. The day's rules, money, and enforcement, sourced and tiered below.

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Addus HomeCare buys AccentCare's personal care division for $275M
Plus: Jackson Hospital emerges from bankruptcy on BCBS deal and state funding. The day's rules, money, and enforcement, sourced and tiered below.
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Addus HomeCare, a home care company, just made the healthcare sector's biggest disclosed-price acquisition of the week, buying AccentCare's personal care division for about $275 million.
The deal adds 10 states and roughly $280M in annualized revenue, a 19% bump. It lands as private equity's broader healthcare deal count heads for its lowest year since 2017.
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A 344-bed trauma center in Montgomery, Alabama just proved a governor's grant and a four-year insurance contract can pull a hospital back from bankruptcy.
Jackson Hospital's exit relied on a 4-year Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama rate deal, a $40M state capital grant, and city and county funding on top of that.
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