BrightSpring Health Services Sells ResCare Community Living to Sevita

The $1.2 billion deal marks a strategic shift for the healthcare provider.

Apr. 1, 2026 at 12:04am

BrightSpring Health Services, a major provider of home and community-based healthcare services, has completed the sale of its ResCare Community Living division to Sevita, a national human services organization, for $1.2 billion. The sale is part of BrightSpring's strategic shift to focus on its core pharmacy and health services business for complex populations.

Why it matters

The sale of ResCare Community Living allows BrightSpring to streamline its operations and double down on its specialty pharmacy and health services offerings, which serve a growing need for in-home and community-based care. The deal also represents further consolidation in the human services sector as larger providers seek to expand their geographic reach and service capabilities.

The details

ResCare Community Living provides residential, vocational, and support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Sevita, the acquiring company, is a national provider of human services with a focus on supporting people with disabilities and complex needs. The $1.2 billion sale price reflects the value of ResCare's extensive network of community-based facilities and services.

  • BrightSpring Health Services completed the sale of ResCare Community Living on March 31, 2026.

The players

BrightSpring Health Services, Inc.

A leading provider of home and community-based pharmacy and health services for complex populations.

Sevita

A national human services organization that provides support for individuals with disabilities and complex needs.

ResCare Community Living

A division of BrightSpring Health Services that provides residential, vocational, and support services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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The takeaway

This sale allows BrightSpring to focus on its core specialty pharmacy and health services business, which is well-positioned to meet the growing demand for in-home and community-based care. The deal also reflects the ongoing consolidation in the human services sector as larger providers seek to expand their geographic reach and service capabilities.