Aliya Health Group’s recent layoffs and site closures follow a familiar arc in PE-backed behavioral health: new leadership, hard look at unit economics, footprint reset. Here’s what triggers these moments and how operators stress-test before crisis hits.
Utah’s regulatory mitigation agreement with Legion Health is the first real template for how state agencies will license and supervise AI-driven psychiatric workflows. AHS unpacks what the guardrails likely look like and what operators in Florida, New York, and Pennsylvania should expect next.
The Sabra-Landmark unwind is a case study every PE-backed behavioral health operator should read before signing a long-term lease. AHS unpacks the licensure timing, feasibility, and pro forma failures that turn real estate partnerships into operational sinkholes.
Iowa’s behavioral health system is mid-overhaul. For operators eyeing entry, expansion, or acquisition, the licensure framework under Iowa HHS demands the same operational discipline we apply across every state we work in. Here is how we think about it.
The Oklahoma Board of Behavioral Health Licensure governs LPC, LMFT, LBP, and LADC licensure in the state. AHS works licensure projects in Oklahoma, Virginia, Florida, and California, and the lessons travel. Here is how we approach Oklahoma the way we approach the rest of our portfolio.
Arizona behavioral health licensure is one of the most procedurally specific in the country. Drawing from AHS engagements across Arizona, Florida, California, and Tennessee, Sariah Hopkins breaks down what operators consistently miss with AZDHS and where timelines actually break.
Atlantic Health Strategies Guides Founders, Operators, and Investors Through Every Step, from Feasibility to First Patient The need for behavioral health and addiction treatment services in the United States has never been more urgent, or more thoroughly documented. According…
