• LevinPro HC Stat of the Week, December 5, 2025

    eHealth Activity Hits 3-Year High (Already) Source: LevinPro HC, December 2025 With still a month left in 2025, eHealth M&A activity has hit a 3-year high, with 280 deal announcements, a 13% increase over last year’s volume. Although AI has been a hot topic in healthcare (and just about everywhere), our LevinPro HC data shows that... Read More »
  • INVO Fertility Acquires Family Beginnings 

    INVO Fertility, part of INVO Bioscience, Inc., reported on November 28 that it was expanding its presence with the acquisition of Family Beginnings.  Family Beginnings is a fertility clinic based in Indianapolis, Indiana. According to its website, the practice is run by Dr. James G. Donahue.  Founded in 2009, INVO Fertility healthcare... Read More »
  • Hims & Hers to Acquire YourBio Health

    Leading health and wellness platform Hims & Hers Health, Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire YourBio Health, Inc., a Flagship Pioneering portfolio company. YourBio Health is a Boston-based pioneer in capillary whole blood sampling technology. The company invented ‘Touch-Activated Phlebotomy’ for virtually... Read More »
  • BriteLife Recovery Buys New Jersey-Based Summit Behavioral Health

    BriteLife Recovery will be acquiring Summit Behavioral Health, according to a December 2 announcement. The acquisition marks BriteLife Recovery’s first expansion into outpatient programming. Summit Behavioral Health is a community-based intensive outpatient program (IOP) in Princeton Junction, New Jersey. BriteLife Recovery is a provider of... Read More »
  • INVO Fertility Acquires Family Beginnings 

    INVO Fertility, part of INVO Bioscience, Inc., reported on November 28 that it was expanding its presence with the acquisition of Family Beginnings.  Family Beginnings is a fertility clinic based in Indianapolis, Indiana. According to its website, the practice is run by Dr. James G. Donahue.  Founded in 2009, INVO Fertility healthcare... Read More »

Universal Health Ups its UK Holdings

The United Kingdom is still luring behavioral health buyers from the United States. Last week Universal Health Services (NYSE: UHS) picked up Alpha Hospitals Holdings Ltd., a privately held company, for an undisclosed price. Alpha operates four behavioral health hospitals with a combined total of 305 beds. It will be added to Universal’s London-based Cygnet Health Care group, which was acquired in September 2014 for $335 million. Cygnet came with 17 facilities, including 15 inpatient behavioral health hospitals (743 beds, total) and two nursing homes. Astute readers will recall that U.S. rival Acadia Healthcare Company (NASDAQ: ACHC) picked up The Manor Clinic, a 15-bed residential rehab... Read More »