Choice Health at Home acquires Alliant Living

Choice Health at Home has acquired Alliant Home Health, along with Alliant's palliative care and hospice services, in a move aimed at expanding its presence in the Colorado healthcare market. The transaction, closed on November 12, 2025, brings under Choice's umbrella a business that offers hospice, home health, and palliative care services, including occupational and physical therapy as well as skilled nursing. Financial specifics of the acquisition have not been disclosed.

The acquisition is part of Choice Health at Home's strategy to scale its operations and integrate high-quality care services across its existing network, which spans seven states including Texas, Arizona, and Nevada. "At Choice, our focus is on building integrated, high-quality care platforms that truly serve patients and families," stated David Jackson, CEO and Founder of the Texas-based company. Backed by private equity firms Coltala Holdings and Trive Capital, Choice offers an array of home-based services, catering to patients with conditions such as congestive heart failure and multiple sclerosis.

For Alliant Home Health, joining Choice Health at Home signals a strategic pivot towards ensuring sustainability and augmenting service offerings with additional support resources. "Choice provides additional resources and support while preserving the personalized care and local leadership that define who we are," remarked Tim Heronimus, co-founder and principal of Alliant. The acquired business has a strong foothold in urban areas and has been Medicare certified since 2022.

The acquisition occurs against the backdrop of increasing demand for hospice services in Colorado, driven by a growing elderly population. People aged 65 and older currently comprise 16.4% of Colorado’s population, with projections indicating a 46% increase by 2035. Hospice utilization in Colorado resonates with national trends, with 49.03% of Medicare decedents using hospice care in 2022.

Looking forward, the acquisition may prompt regulatory attention, common in consolidation moves in the healthcare sector, as authorities assess implications for market competition. However, no immediate regulatory hurdles have been noted, allowing Choice to focus on integrating Alliant's operations and aligning its offerings with patient demand in Colorado.