Tracked deals
7
7 tracked deals across 2026.
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
PACS Group is a post-acute healthcare platform that trains and hires healthcare leaders and provides back-office administrative support, and that invests in and operates skilled nursing and senior living facilities through independently operated subsidiaries.
Tracked deals
7
7 tracked deals across 2026.
Recent pace
7
7 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
6 buyout · 1 addon
Last 1 years
Supporting Data
PACS announced it has closed on 11 skilled nursing facilities owned and operated by Eduro Healthcare as part of a previously announced transaction. The company has completed acquisitions on 31 of 34 associated skilled nursing facilities, with three remaining pending closing subject to customary conditions.
PACS Group, Inc. announced it closed on 11 skilled nursing facilities owned and operated by Eduro Healthcare, as part of a previously announced transaction covering 34 facilities. With these closings, PACS has completed acquisition of 31 of the 34 associated facilities, and the remaining three buildings are pending closing subject to customary conditions.
PACS announced that it closed on 11 skilled nursing facilities owned and operated by Eduro Healthcare as part of the previously announced acquisition of 34 facilities. PACS has now completed acquisition of 31 of the 34 skilled nursing facilities (3,633 nursing beds), with the remaining three pending closing subject to customary conditions.
PACS Group’s subsidiaries entered into definitive agreements to acquire the operations of 32 skilled nursing facilities across Florida. The facilities will be leased from subsidiaries of Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI), totaling 4,049 licensed skilled nursing beds, with expected closing in Q4 2026 subject to conditions.
PACS announced that it has closed on 11 skilled nursing facilities owned and operated by Eduro Healthcare, in addition to 20 Eduro facilities that were closed in August. With this update, PACS has completed acquisition on 31 of 34 facilities in the previously announced Eduro transaction, with three remaining pending closing subject to customary conditions.
PACS Group, Inc. entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the operations of 34 skilled nursing facilities from Eduro Healthcare across six western states. The deal will add 3,633 skilled nursing beds, expanding PACS into four new states, and is expected to close in multiple tranches with most facilities targeted for the third quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
PACS Group announced that independently operated subsidiaries acquired the post-acute care facility Ridgeway Senior Living in Anchorage, Alaska. PACS also plans to build a subsequent 150-bed skilled nursing facility on adjacent land, targeting completion in 2028.
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