UHS purchased the behavioral health facilities for $464 million. With the addition of the Cambian Adult Services Division, UHS has 102 facilities with about 2,250 beds in the U.K.
“We are pleased to close this strategic acquisition, which positions UHS for continued future growth in a market that is increasingly important to the company,” said Alan B. Miller, CEO of UHS.
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