How Private Equity Investors Are Reshaping Non-Profit Strategy

There is a whole stream of new private equity investments happening in health care— PricewaterhouseCoopers reports $624 billion in private equity invested in health care (see Private Equity: Healthcare’s New Growth Accelerator). Historically, many of the for-profit investments in the field have been in the private pay, non-public side of the field. But now these investments are crossing over into Medicaid and Medicare services—in the sectors affecting consumer with complex needs like behavioral health, autism, and developmental disabilities.

As a result, out-of-industry investment funds are starting to reshape the sustainability and strategy of non . . .