What’s Hot?

Investors acting as change agents in the health and human service market continues.;The number of deals in the behavioral health, autism, and I/DD space has slowed a bit—but only dropping to 2017 levels (see;The Changing For-Profit Footprint).;Of these, private equity firms are on point for 70% of transactions in behavioral health and 90% in the autism market. And there is pent up demand for investment in these specialties—with over 25% of the funds earmarked for this market space sitting for more than four years.

In the digital health space, the . . .