The Health Care M&A Monthly: Health Care M&A Results for The Third Quarter of 2003
Results are in for the health care M&A market during the third quarter of 2003. Reflecting a gradual improvement in the overall economy during the most recent quarter, both deal volume and the amount spent to finance this acquisition activity showed an increase...The SeniorCare Investor: Health Care REITs: Ready To Fund The Rebound?
The incredible growth of the senior care market in the 1990s, particularly of the larger chains, was made possible by two financing sources: the public equity market and health care real estate investment trusts (REITs). While finance companies, banks and government...The Health Care M&A Monthly: Pharmacy Benefits Managers: And Then There Were Three
Containing spiraling drug costs has been on everyone’s mind, from Congress to the everyday consumer. While one wag quipped that Ashcroft’s office may be studying the movie “Canadian Bacon” in preparation for a raid on the Great White North to staunch the...The SeniorCare Investor: The Skilled Nursing Market: Coming Back To Life
During the mid-1990s many in the assisted living sector wanted to write off the skilled nursing market as an anachronism, a dinosaur that had served its purpose but was about to become extinct as a new climate, and philosophy, began to take shape in a much-criticized...The Health Care M&A Monthly: Medical Devices Dominate with $6.2 Billion in Deals
August belongs to the Medical Devices sector. Not only did it rack up the highest deal volume with 13 transactions out of 59, but it outscored all other sectors in terms of dollars committed to fund those deals. Based on prices revealed to date, a total of $6.2 billon...Schedule a demo
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