Buying, selling, investing in, or restructuring a New York licensed home care services agency involves far more than negotiating a purchase agreement. The change-of-ownership process can affect how the transaction is structured, what the parties must disclose, when the deal can close, and how the agency will maintain operational continuity before and after approval.
The parties may need to assemble detailed ownership, organizational, financial, and background information—and ensure that the transaction documents align with the information presented to regulators. A missed disclosure, an inconsistent document, or an unrealistic timeline can delay review and complicate an otherwise well-planned transaction.
The process also raises practical questions. Which transactions or changes in control require regulatory review? What should buyers and sellers begin collecting before the application is prepared? How should the parties coordinate signing, regulatory review, and the proposed closing date? What happens when regulators request clarification, corrections, or additional information?
Join Poricanin Law for a practical discussion of the LHCSA change-of-ownership application process, common sources of delay, and how owners, buyers, sellers, investors, and advisors can better align the regulatory workstream with the transaction.
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Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026
Title: What LHCSA Buyers, Sellers and Operators Need to Know About New York’s Change-of-Ownership Application Process