Triton Pacific Healthcare Partners has acquired Already Autism Health to support the company’s growth and expansion plans in the autism services sector.

Acquirer:Triton Pacific Healthcare Partners (US)
Target:Already Autism Health (US)
Deal value:Undisclosed
Type:Buyout
Close date:January 1, 2025
Announcement date:January 1, 2025
Buy-side financial advisor:Lincoln International
Sell-side financial advisor:Not disclosed

Already Autism Health provides applied behavior analysis therapy services for children with autism spectrum disorder. The company operates a hybrid care model that includes home-, center- and school-based services, emphasizing evidence-based practices and family support.

Triton Pacific Healthcare Partners raised third-party capital to fund the majority equity investment in Already Autism Health through Lincoln International’s Private Funds Advisory Group. This process generated significant demand from institutional investors, facilitating a successful transaction that aligns with AAH's growth objectives.

Strategic Rationale

Triton Pacific Healthcare Partners aims to support Already Autism Health’s continued growth and expansion in the autism services market. The investment is expected to enable the company to scale its operations, enhance service delivery, and strengthen its position as a leader in the sector.

Financial Context

The transaction's value remains undisclosed due to confidentiality agreements with investors. However, the deal represents a significant milestone for Already Autism Health as it seeks to leverage capital from strategic partners to drive future growth initiatives.

Advisors

Triton Pacific Healthcare Partners engaged Lincoln International as its financial advisor in this transaction. Sell-side advisors and legal counsel remain undisclosed at this time.

Outlook

Nate Greene, Director of Lincoln’s Private Funds Advisory Group, stated, “We are excited to have partnered with Triton Pacific Healthcare Partners to secure a capital base from fully aligned third-party strategic partners. This transaction highlights the robustness of AAH's business model and its considerable growth potential in the autism services sector.”