Study reveals one driving force behind Nashville’s health care deal craze


Nashville’s health care industry has had two busy years of merger and acquisitions activity, and the sector’s increasing demand for technology solutions may be why.

More than 58 percent of health care executives say technology is their primary solution to business challenges, according to LBMC’s 2019 Business Outlook Report. About 18 percent of those executives are open to making acquisitions in the new year.

Lisa Nix, leader of health care transaction advisory services with LBMC, said those…

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