NEW YORK
Selling a home care or behavioral health business in New York
New York reviews who may own a home care agency, requires 30 days' public notice of many health care transactions under Article 45-A, and has rebuilt its consumer-directed personal care program around a single statewide fiscal intermediary. Each of these sets the timeline and the buyer pool for a New York sale.
Home care
Selling a home care agency in New York
- Licensing agency
- New York State Department of Health
- Licenses
- Licensed home care services agency (LHCSA); certified home health agency (CHHA)
- Approval of new owners
- Public Health and Health Planning Council (PHHPC)
- Public need review
- Yes for new LHCSAs; not for a change of ownership of an LHCSA serving 25+ patients
Read the New York home care guide →
Behavioral health
Selling a behavioral health practice in New York
- Behavior analysts
- Licensed under Education Law Article 167 (LBA and CBAA), since July 2014
- Medicaid ABA
- Members under 21 with autism spectrum disorder or Rett syndrome
- Addiction treatment
- Certified by the Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS)
- OASAS change of ownership
- Requires an OASAS application and approval
Read the New York behavioral health guide →
Confidential inquiry
Tell us about your practice.
Everything you send stays between us. We never list or shop a practice, and nothing goes to a buyer without your explicit approval. There is no cost to you at any stage.