About Dylan Sammut
Dylan joined Irving Levin in October 2018 as a Research and Editorial Associate and is responsible for reporting on mergers and acquisitions in the healthcare sector. He graduated from Alfred University in May 2014 with a degree in English and Political Science. He currently lives in Bridgeport, CT with his fiancé and his overweight cat, Kimba, and in his free time he plays video games, reads, writes, and hikes on the weekends all year around.
by Dylan Sammut | Nov 12, 2025 4:06 pm | Hospitals
Two hospitals in Indiana have finally closed their merger agreement despite some regulatory and public pushback. On November 10, the Indiana Department of Health approved a Certificate of Public Advantage (COPA) application from Union Health and HCA-owned Terre Haute... Read More »
by Dylan Sammut | Nov 11, 2025 9:01 am | Hospitals
Throughout 2025, several major health systems have been focusing on downsizing their portfolios by divesting hospitals and other lines of business. Some transactions were from systems seeking to pay down debt, others resulted from bankruptcy proceedings and a number... Read More »
by Dylan Sammut | Nov 6, 2025 9:35 am | Healthcare Market Updates
Source: LevinPro HC, November 2025 Following the launch of General Atlantic and Hospital for Special Surgery’s new platform focused on ambulatory surgery centers, we examined where health systems have been directing their attention in the M&A market. The chart... Read More »
by Dylan Sammut | Oct 29, 2025 1:50 pm | Private Equity
What Physician Specialties Are Private Equity Firms After? *This data includes any physician specialty with less than 2% of overall deal activity Editor’s Commentary: Throughout 2025, dental practices have been the clear favorite for roll-up acquisitions by... Read More »
by Dylan Sammut | Oct 7, 2025 10:32 am | Healthcare Market Updates
Despite a tumultuous summer in the United States, healthcare M&A activity rebounded in the third quarter, hitting 524 deals across the 17 sectors tracked by LevinPro HC. Compared with the second quarter, activity levels increased roughly 6%, and... Read More »