PACS Group Inc. reported an agreement to purchase 34 skilled nursing facilities from Eduro Healthcare, a family-owned operator with nearly two decades in senior care. The acquisition spans six western states and adds 3,633 skilled nursing beds to PACS’s existing portfolio.
The facilities are distributed across Texas, Montana, South Dakota, New Mexico, North Dakota and Utah. Specifically, 22 facilities are located in Texas, six in Montana, three in South Dakota, and there is one facility each in New Mexico, North Dakota and Utah.
Following the announcement, PACS shares rose 3.4% in after-hours trading. The company already operates in 17 states and the Eduro transaction will introduce PACS into four additional states, expanding its geographic footprint.
PACS currently manages more than 320 post-acute care and senior living facilities through its independent subsidiaries and serves over 31,700 patients daily. The company is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and was established in 2013.
The deal is planned to close in multiple stages rather than as a single simultaneous transfer. Company statements indicate that the majority of the facilities are expected to close in the third quarter of 2026. Those closings remain contingent on regulatory approvals and other customary conditions necessary to complete such transactions.
The seller, Eduro Healthcare, is described as a family-owned firm that has operated in the senior care sector for nearly 20 years. The transaction will enlarge PACS’s bed count and extend its operational reach into states where it previously had no facilities.
Market reaction to the announcement was reflected in PACS’s after-hours share movement, though the timing of regulatory approvals and the phased nature of the closings mean the full operational impact will unfold over time.
Deal elements at a glance:
- 34 skilled nursing facilities acquired from Eduro Healthcare
- 3,633 skilled nursing beds added
- Facilities located across six western states - 22 in Texas, six in Montana, three in South Dakota, and one each in New Mexico, North Dakota and Utah
- Transaction to close in multiple tranches, with most closings anticipated in Q3 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary contingencies