Tracked deals
16
16 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Chicago, Illinois, United States
Leading national provider of relationship-based, person-centered home care for seniors and people living with disabilities. Provides in-home and community-based care in 11 states through 200+ locations, supported by a large caregiver workforce.
Tracked deals
16
16 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
11 buyout · 5 addon
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 16 tracked deals for Help at Home.
Help at Home, a national in-home personal care provider, has acquired Home Care Now of Central Florida to expand into Seminole County and strengthen its presence across Florida. The acquisition adds Home Care Now's Tampa and Clearwater operations to Help at Home's statewide network as the Home Care Now brand is phased into Help at Home.
Help at Home, a Chicago-based national provider of in-home personal care, has acquired two Indiana-based home care providers: LovAbility Home Care and BB's Heaven on Earth Home Care Services. The acquisitions expand Help at Home's capacity and geographic presence in central Indiana to better serve the aging-in-place population.
Help at Home acquired Penn Highlands Personal Care Services (PHPCS), Affordable Home Care (PA) and Total Care Home Health (DE) to expand its in-home care footprint in Pennsylvania and Delaware. The transactions broaden Help at Home’s regional coverage and strengthen its capabilities to serve seniors and complex chronic populations, including dual-eligibles under MLTSS programs.
Chicago-based Help at Home has acquired Florida-based Caregiver Services, Inc. (CSI) to significantly expand its Florida home‑care footprint. CSI operates branch locations across 49 Florida counties serving primarily Medicaid and private‑pay senior populations, strengthening Help at Home’s presence in multiple Managed Long‑Term Services and Supports regions.
Help at Home, a Chicago-based national in-home personal care provider backed by The Vistria Group and Centerbridge Partners, acquired three Georgia-based home care providers — Care By Your Side, One Care Health and AAMedcare — to expand its footprint in the Atlanta and Augusta markets. The transactions broaden Help at Home’s Home-and-Community-Based Services (HCBS) presence across southern and central Georgia and support its strategy of scaling local providers to serve more Medicaid and private-pay clients.
Help at Home completed acquisitions of Ohio-based Berkshire Homecare and Indiana-based My Care at Home, expanding its in-home personal care footprint in two core states. The transactions strengthen Help at Home’s service coverage in the Cleveland area and Shelbyville while positioning the company to support Indiana’s upcoming MLTSS transition and deepen relationships with payers and seniors.
LHC Group, a national provider of in-home healthcare, acquired Delaware-based Summit Home Care from its ownership team (including co-owner Eric Reinhold). The small, multi-location home health agency provides skilled nursing and therapy services across Delaware and the deal expands LHC Group’s presence in the region; financial terms were not disclosed.
Help at Home, a national provider of in-home care headquartered in Chicago, has acquired two New York-based home care organizations — Edison Home Health Care and Preferred Home Care of New York — expanding its footprint into the New York market. The acquisitions add scale to Help at Home's operations (the companies collectively serve thousands of clients across multiple New York counties) and support the company's growth and local care-delivery capabilities.
Advocate Aurora Enterprises, the consumer-health investment arm of Advocate Aurora Health, acquired MobileHelp, a provider of mobile personal emergency response systems (mPERS) and remote patient monitoring through its Clear Arch Health division. The acquisition expands Advocate Aurora’s consumer-facing capabilities for aging-in-place and remote monitoring, while MobileHelp’s leadership will remain in place to pursue integration and product bundling with the health system’s existing services.
Chicago-based Help at Home has acquired Prime Home Care, a Maineville, Ohio provider of skilled and non-skilled in-home care that operates nine locations across the state. Terms were not disclosed; the deal marks Help at Home's first entry into Ohio and expands its national footprint — Help at Home is backed by Centerbridge Partners and Vistria Group.
Help at Home, a Chicago-based in-home care provider, has acquired Pennsylvania-based Meridius Health and the nonskilled business of Georgia-based Altamaha HomeCare. The transactions add a combined ~300 field employees/caregivers and expand Help at Home’s home care footprint in central Pennsylvania and southeast Georgia as part of its inorganic growth strategy to increase local market density and support caregivers.
Senior Helpers, the national in-home senior care franchisor (owned by Advocate Aurora Enterprises), acquired Miller Home Care LLC, a Milwaukee-based franchise location, converting it to a corporate store. The acquisition expands Senior Helpers’ corporate footprint in the Greater Milwaukee area and will serve as a center for staff training, program incubation and new service development to be rolled out across its franchise network.
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