Halcyon Healthcare acquires Compassionate Hospice and Altus Healthcare & Hospice

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Halcyon Healthcare, a portfolio company of Health Evolution Partners ("HEP"), announced today the completion of two hospice acquisitions in central and northern Georgia. The acquired companies, Compassionate Hospice and Altus Healthcare & Hospice, mark the first two transactions for Halcyon. Halcyon was formed in 2010 by HEP, Dan Kohl and Jack Draughon to build a leading hospice and home health company in the Southeastern U.S.

“These transactions represent the critical first steps for Halcyon in establishing a differentiated hospice and home care company focused on high quality, cost effective outcomes”

"These transactions represent the critical first steps for Halcyon in establishing a differentiated hospice and home care company focused on high quality, cost effective outcomes," said Dan Kohl, CEO of Halcyon. "Both Companies provide exceptional care through teams of dedicated employees, consistently delivering peace of mind to patients and families. We're excited about the opportunity to build something special."

"The Compassionate and Altus acquisitions are highly complementary and provide a solid foundation off which Halcyon will be able to further build upon through additional acquisitions," said Jay Rose, Principal at HEP. "We look forward to supporting and funding additional growth."

The Braff Group, a leading merger and acquisition advisory firm specializing in health care services, acted as financial advisor to Compassionate Hospice and HH Advisors, a boutique financial advisory firm, acted as advisor to Altus Healthcare & Hospice.

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 Halcyon Healthcare

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  1. Richard F. Bernal Richard F. Bernal United States says:

    Altus Hospice was the worst facility I have ever been in.  In April 2010, they allegedly conspired to kick my Mother out, blaming my beligerent behaviour as a danger to the staff.  (My beligerent behaviour consisted of reading the Bible in my Mother's room.)  They simply wanted us out after nearly 6 weeks.  We went to Hospice Atlanta where my Mother died 4 days later, missing her birthday by 2 days.  I have no doubt the stress caused by the move from Altus expedited her death, if even by a few days.  The policeman who escorted me out of Altus told me to "Go after them."  The last thing the recording nurse at Hospice Atlanta, who had previously worked at Altus, told me, was "Go after them."  Hopefully Halycon is better, but unless they did a complete staff change for everyone RN and above, I doubt there's any improvement. Hospice Atlanta was kind, compassionate, and all the difference in the world.  I'm so sorry I did not take my beloved Mother there in the beginning.  

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