Article: Nonprofit Behavioral Health Providers Are Valuable M&A Targets

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by a searcher from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management
in Denver, CO, USA

3yrs ago

Article: Nonprofit Behavioral Health Providers Are Valuable M&A Targets

I have gotten a few inquiries over the years about acquiring non-profit organizations and converting them to for-profits. So when I read an article about how that is happening in the behavioral health space, I knew I should share: redacted

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reply by a professional 3yrs ago
from Villanova University in West Chester, PA, USA

Very interesting! There are a few legal distinctions in the non=profit world. The non-profit itself as a legal entity can't be acquired and it can't be converted to a for-profit business, but a non-profit can sell its assets and take the proceeds and keep them or put them towards another non-profit. From the outside, it looks like a traditional acquisition, but the mechanics behind the scenes are much different.

reply by a professional 4mos ago
from Boston University in İstanbul, Türkiye

Thanks for your post