TEXAS
Selling a home care or behavioral health business in Texas
Texas has no certificate of need for home care, a single state license framework for every home care category, a large Medicaid managed care program for attendant care, and a Medicaid ABA benefit that has existed only since 2022. Each of those shapes what a buyer will pay and how a deal is structured.
Home care
Selling a home care agency in Texas
- Licensing agency
- Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
- License
- Home and Community Support Services Agency (HCSSA), 26 TAC Chapter 558
- License categories
- Licensed and certified home health, licensed home health, hospice, personal assistance services
- Certificate of need
- No
Read the Texas home care guide →
Behavioral health
Selling a behavioral health practice in Texas
- Behavior analysts
- Licensed by TDLR under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 506
- Medicaid ABA
- Covered since February 1, 2022 for members 20 and younger with autism
- Substance use treatment
- Chemical dependency treatment facility license, HHSC, 26 TAC Chapter 564
- SUD license on a sale
- Not transferable, no change of ownership process
Read the Texas behavioral health guide →
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