Advice on diligencing a deal in homecare?

by a searcher from The University of Chicago - Booth School of Business

2 years ago

Hi guys - I'm looking at a  homecare deal in the western US. I'm relatively new to the industry and would love to speak to someone who has deeper experience to help me uncover blindspots. DM if you're open to chatting - I sincerely appreciate it!

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professional from University of Southern California - Marshall School of Business

This, seen today, might be useful to you: Home Healthcare Services. Some franchises are increasing royalty / marketing fees to new owners. This is a negative cash flow adjustment... https://gvalue.com/library/home-healthcare-services/

2 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

searcher from University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

Hi Dhrooti - It looks like you've got some great responses, but I'd be happy to help as well. You probably already know this but home care can mean different things to different people (i.e. skilled nursing vs. private duty, etc) and depending on where your interests lie in the post-acute space I could provide more concrete recommendations for resources that might be useful

2 years ago | like reply | 2 likes

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