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REIT Buys Rehab Hospital
Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT II teamed up with Vibra Healthcare to acquire Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Rancho Mirage. Vibra Rehab is under construction to become a 40,688-square foot, 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital. Vibra Healthcare currently operates more than 40 specialty acute care hospitals and outpatient physical therapy centers with more than 2,000 beds. Construction costs are budgeted at approximately $27.6 million to be funded by CVMC REIT II, and the purchase price is $9,466,287, bringing the transaction total to approximately $37.1 million. The facility is 100% leased to Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Rancho, LLC for a 16-year term beginning 30 days from... Read More »Rehabilitation Deals, 2006 to 2015
The M&A market in the rehabilitation sector picked up steam in 2015, with 30 announced transactions. The shift toward bundled payments, led by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, had a strong effect on this fragmented market. Private equity firms were building platforms, while at least one REIT picked up a few facilities. Like physician medical groups, targets in this sector tend to be small, privately held operations and their acquisitions aren’t always publicly announced. For that reason, the data may underrepresent the actual interest in this field. Read More »Advent International Acquires ATI Physical Therapy
Private equity continues to invest in rehabilitation companies. The latest deal, the fifth of five announced in March 2016, is from Advent International, a Boston-based firm with more than $30 billion invested in 310 companies. For an undisclosed price, the firm took a majority interest in ATI Physical Therapy, a portfolio company of KRG Capital. ATI specializes in outpatient rehabilitation and adjacent healthcare services. It operates more than 500 clinics in 19 states, and served nearly 300,000 unique patients in 2015. Read More »Leap Day Boosts February Deal Volume
It’s Leap Year, which means February was a day longer in 2016. This year, that extra day marked the announcement of seven healthcare transactions, which raised the month’s total to a healthy 113 deals. The services sectors were more active than usual, and accounted for 65% of the total. Usually, the services side makes up about 55% to 60%. Dollar volume was healthy, too, at $27.7 billion. But given the records set in 2015, February’s dollar total ended up 35% below the same month a year ago. The deals may be getting smaller, but they’re still being made. Read More »
Rehab Companies Still on the Prowl
M&A in the rehabilitation sector has been pretty slow this year. So slow, in fact, no deals were recorded in February. The first week in March, however, things picked up. U.S. Physical Therapy, Inc. (NYSE: USPH) announced it acquired a 55% stake in an unidentified physical therapy practice that operates through eight clinics. The stake cost $13.7 million, and the business generates approximately $9.0 million a year on roughly 65,000 patient visits. The second deal came from MOTION PT Group, Inc., a portfolio company of Pharos Capital Group, which is getting into physical and occupational therapy in a big way. MOTION PT was launched in 2015, and began buying up PT companies in the New... Read More »Schedule a demo
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