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Deals•Feb 25, 2026
Uplift Hospice Acquires Autumn View Hospice in Georgia
Uplift Hospice announced the acquisition of Georgia-based Autumn View Hospice for an undisclosed amount, expanding its daily census to over 650 patients across Arizona, Nevada, Texas and Georgia. The deal, facilitated by M&A advisory firm Agenda Health, will retain all Autumn View employees and accelerate growth in the Georgia market.
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News•Feb 17, 2026
How Treasure Health Is Pursuing ‘People-Centered Innovation’
Treasure Health, a Florida hospice provider, has added its first chief operating officer, Shannon Cooper, and appointed Jennifer Creel as chief clinical officer to spearhead a people‑centered innovation agenda. The leadership duo will focus on compliance, workforce support, and mission‑aligned...
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News•Feb 13, 2026
Family Caregivers Face ‘Vicious Financial Cycle’
A new report from the Center for Innovation & Value Research quantifies caregiver stress as a massive economic driver, estimating $14.1 trillion in annual U.S. costs. Interviews with 55 workshop participants reveal that chronic stress leads to work disruption, higher household...
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News•Feb 13, 2026
Oregon Considers Bill to Stop Hospice Scammers From Entering State
Oregon lawmakers are reviewing Senate Bill 1575, which would bar hospices with fraud histories or substandard care in other states from obtaining licenses in Oregon. The bill mandates the Oregon Health Authority to review applicants' Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers...
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News•Feb 13, 2026
Aveanna CEO: Hospice Multiples Still Too High
Aveanna Healthcare Holdings CEO Jeff Shaner warned that hospice acquisition multiples remain excessively high, often exceeding 10x and sometimes reaching 15x‑17x. The company, which is evaluating growth options, says it will not pursue hospice deals unless valuations fall into the...
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News•Feb 12, 2026
Riley Children’s Grief Program Cares for Families After Losing a Child
Riley Children’s Health’s pediatric palliative care department launched a bereavement program that uses memory‑making and legacy projects to support families after a child’s death. The initiative, developed with input from clinicians and bereaved parents, aims to create a scalable model...
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News•Feb 11, 2026
Coast-to-Coast Hospice Growth as Facilities Proliferate
Hospice providers are expanding coast‑to‑coast, with Augusta Inpatient Hospice Home opening in Georgia, Julia Hospice & Palliative Care planning a nine‑room Julia House in Pennsylvania, and Tri‑Cities Chaplaincy completing a $3.5 million renovation in Washington. In Florida, Gulfside Healthcare Services broadened...
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News•Feb 11, 2026
Pediatric Palliative Care Policy Framework: Overhaul Medicaid
A new national policy framework released by Children’s Respite Homes of America and the National Center for Pediatric Palliative Care Homes proposes mandatory Medicaid EPSDT coverage for community‑based pediatric palliative care centers (PPCCenters) and short‑term respite (PPCRespite). The paper defines...
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News•Feb 10, 2026
New Grants Fuel Psychedelic End-of-Life, Palliative Care Innovation
Healing Hearts Changing Minds (HHCM) announced a $566,260 grant program called Walking Each Other Home, supporting seven hospice, palliative and psychedelic care organizations across the United States. The funding will enable clinical trials of psilocybin for brain‑tumor patients, ketamine‑assisted psychotherapy...
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News•Feb 10, 2026
CommonSpirit Health at Home’s ‘Aggressive’ Hospice Growth Strategy for 2026 and Beyond
CommonSpirit Health at Home announced an aggressive hospice growth plan through 2026 and beyond, prioritizing de novo site launches and selective acquisitions. Leveraging its extensive health system network, the organization will shift upstream by using EHR‑based eligibility triggers to identify...
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