What is Behind the “Mergers & Acquisitions” Boom in Healthcare?

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October 7, 2021, 4:35 PM UTC

As the country continues to open and up and start on that path to recovery there has been a recent boom of healthcare mergers and acquisitions. On this upcoming episode of I Don’t Care, Kevin Stevenson speaks with the Co-Founders and Partners of M&A Healthcare Advisors, a boutique advisor firm whose focus is on the healthcare industry. The group talks about their plans to help small to middle sized businesses with M&As and how they hope to work with companies hands-on.

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