Georgia Recovery Campus Partners with First Steps Recovery
In an exciting development for mental health and addiction services, the
Georgia Recovery Campus (GRC) has partnered with
First Steps Recovery, a decision facilitated by
Brentwood Capital Advisors LLC (BCA), which served as the exclusive financial advisor throughout this process. The partnership will enable GRC to further enhance its service delivery and expand its reach across the United States.
Who is Georgia Recovery Campus?
Founded in July 2023 and headquartered in
Reynolds, Georgia, GRC has quickly established itself as the state’s leading provider for addiction and mental health treatments. With a 126-bed inpatient facility, GRC is committed to offering comprehensive care that encompasses both inpatient and outpatient services in surrounding areas like
Macon and
Columbus. This commitment has positioned them as a cornerstone in Georgia’s approach to treating substance use and related disorders.
The Significance of the Partnership
The collaboration with First Steps Recovery, a company under the umbrella of Avesi Partners—a significant player in private equity with approximately $2.2 billion in management—promises to amplify GRC’s capabilities and reach. Jeff Rubin, CEO of GRC, expressed optimism about the partnership:
“We have built the largest substance use disorder services platform in the state of Georgia, and this partnership will enable us to accelerate growth, broaden access to high-quality care, and expand our platform across the country.”
This merger not only strengthens GRC’s existing services but also aligns with Avesi’s vision for enhancing healthcare access and quality throughout the nation. First Steps Recovery is recognized for its innovative approaches to treatment, making this union particularly strategic.
In Their Own Words
L.A. Galyon, Managing Director at BCA, highlighted the robust foundations laid by GRC's leadership team:
“Georgia Recovery's partnership with First Steps will strengthen the Company's ability to deliver high-quality addiction and mental health services. Jeff and his team have built a respected platform in behavioral health.”
Meanwhile, Grey Reames, a Vice President at BCA, commented on the significance of the transaction:
“It was a privilege to represent the Georgia Recovery team. This transaction reinforces BCA's leadership in substance use treatment and mental health investment.”
Looking Ahead
With the GRC team remaining intact, this partnership signals a promising future for both organizations as they aspire to broaden their service offerings. It is expected that they will leverage their combined resources to improve patient access to mental health services across the nation.
The excitement surrounding this announcement underscores the growing recognition of the need for comprehensive mental health care. As GRC continues to pave the way, stakeholders are keenly watching how this partnership will not only influence their operations but also set a new standard in mental health treatment.
Investors, stakeholders, and community members alike are hopeful that this collaboration will manifest tangible benefits, improving lives and contributing to a healthier society. As they embark on this journey together, the collective vision of both GRC and First Steps Recovery reflects an unwavering commitment to transforming mental health and addiction services in America.
Conclusion
This strategic collaboration marks a significant milestone for Georgia Recovery Campus and First Steps Recovery as they align their missions to provide high-quality mental health and addiction recovery services. Supported by the expertise of Avesi Partners and Brentwood Capital Advisors, this partnership is poised to enact meaningful change in the landscape of behavioral healthcare.