Acadia Healthcare Acquires Four CTC Facilities from Brand New Start Treatment Centers
November 8, 2022
Acadia Healthcare acquired four comprehensive treatment centers (CTCs) from Georgia-based Brand New Start Treatment Centers, expanding its medication-assisted treatment (MAT) footprint in the Atlanta metropolitan area. The deal increases Acadia's CTC network to 148 locations and deepens its presence in Georgia to better address opioid use disorder through combined MAT and behavioral therapy services.
- Buyers
- Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc.
- Targets
- Brand New Start Treatment Centers
- Sellers
- Brand New Start Treatment Centers
- Industry
- Healthcare Services
- Location
- Georgia, United States
- Transaction Type
- Divestiture
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