Healthcare Services Acquisitions in Maine

Mosaic, through its Living Innovations service, has acquired Momentum, a Maine behavioral health provider that delivers shared living and community-based services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The deal brings Momentum into the Living Innovations/Mosaic network, expanding service reach across Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut and aiming to provide greater long-term stability and resources for Momentum's programs and workforce.

Destination Pet, a national pet-resort and veterinary platform, has acquired Roscoe's Bed + Bark, a Portland, Maine-based dog daycare, boarding and grooming operator. Madison Street Capital advised Roscoe's Bed + Bark on the undisclosed transaction as Roscoe's joins Destination Pet's nationwide network to expand its pet care footprint.

ImageFIRST has acquired Pratt Abbott Uniform & Linen, headquartered in Greater Portland, Maine, with a service center in Portsmouth, New Hampshire; terms were not disclosed. The deal (excluding Pratt Abbott Retail's dry-cleaning and home delivery) marks ImageFIRST's first facility in Maine and expands its medical linen service footprint in New England while retaining existing leadership and employees.

Covenant Health has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Bangor Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, bringing the independent not-for-profit facility into Covenant's regional Catholic health system. The deal—pending approval from the Maine Department of Health and Human Services—will make Bangor Nursing a sponsored member of Covenant Health while maintaining its not-for-profit status and community-led board guidance.

BayMark Health Services has acquired Liberty Bay Recovery Center, a residential substance use disorder treatment facility in Portland, Maine, marking BayMark's first U.S.-based residential treatment center. The acquisition expands BayMark's continuum of care into residential, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient services; Mertz Taggart represented Liberty Bay in the transaction.

Trilantic North America closed a substantial minority investment in Rarebreed Veterinary Partners, a Portland, Maine–based, technology-enabled veterinary services platform. The investment will fund Rarebreed's growth plan; co-founders Dan Espinal and Sean Miller retain meaningful equity and will continue to lead the business. Existing equity investors Caremi Investments, Northwood Ventures and Halle Capital Management also participated in the financing round.