Personal Injury Healthcare

Sophisticated accident-focused healthcare providers are driving mergers and acquisitions in the industry.

 Our team understands and continually researches the unique challenges your practice faces,  including: regulatory requirements, integration and infrastructure, revenue cycle and cash collections, referral relationship dynamics, provider retention, payor dynamics and multiple modalities.

Recent Articles and Research

Article

Coordinated Care for Personal Injury (PI) Healthcare: Strategies for Providers, Attorneys, and Investors

Report

Medical Care for Auto Accident Victims M&A Update

Report

Personal Injury Healthcare: Accelerating Consolidation Creates Market Inflection Point

Personal Injury Practice Team

Ron Reed

Ron Reed

Managing Director & Practice Lead

David Thomas

David Thomas

Director

Gary Sandhu

Gary Sandhu

Vice President

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Medical Care for Auto Accident Victims M&A Update

The medical care market for auto accident victims with PI cases is significantly impacted by increasing accident and injury rates, mainly due to factors like distracted driving, speeding, and drunk driving. Explore how sophisticated PI healthcare providers offer specialized care for these cases is our latest Personal Industry M&A report.

Personal Injury - Medial Care for Auto Accident Victims cover graphic
Personal Injury - Medial Care for Auto Accident Victims cover graphic

Personal Injury Healthcare: Accelerating Consolidation Creates Market Inflection Point

The subsector of U.S. healthcare services market primarily focused on personal injury (PI) cases involving uninsured and under-insured auto accident victims is growing and garnering an increasing level of investor interest. The primary factors driving growth are significant inflows of institutional capital chasing outsized returns, changing state-by-state regulatory and legislative dynamics, and an emerging network of integrated, patient-centric PI healthcare providers providing coordinated care to fill the unique needs of PI patients.