--- title: "Lucent Health Group Buys Chambers Home Health & Hospice" url: https://burnaze.com/article/4feeaf40-a974-4e88-902b-70034aee8b43 source: "Home Health Care News" original_url: https://homehealthcarenews.com/2026/06/lucent-health-group-buys-chambers-home-health-hospice/ author: "Jim Parker" category: "Home health & hospice" industry: "Senior Care" segment: "Home health & hospice" published: 2026-06-10T16:48:48.000Z modified: 2026-10-31T13:17:40.097Z image: https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1524749292158-7540c2494485?w=1600&q=80&auto=format&fit=crop --- # Lucent Health Group Buys Chambers Home Health & Hospice **TL;DR:** Lucent Health Group has acquired Chambers Home Health & Hospice, a regional home health and hospice platform serving eastern Texas. The transaction combines Chambers' footprint and reputation with Lucent's resources and healthcare operating expertise. *By Jim Parker, originally published in Home Health Care News on 2026-06-10. [Read the original](https://homehealthcarenews.com/2026/06/lucent-health-group-buys-chambers-home-health-hospice/).* ## Key facts - Lucent Health Group acquires Chambers Home Health & Hospice - Chambers serves thousands of patients annually - Roughly 145,160 Medicare decedents received hospice care in Texas during 2024 ## Story Texas-based Lucent Health Group has acquired Chambers Home Health & Hospice, another provider within the state. Chambers is a regional home health and hospice platform that serves eastern Texas. The company serves thousands of patients annually across more than 20 Texas counties through three brands, Chambers Home Health, Chambers Hospice, and Healthcare Associates LLC, according to a statement from Cross Keys Capital, which advised the company on the sale. “We are excited to partner with LHG, as they share our vision, values, and commitment to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care across the communities we serve,” Melissa Chambers, founder of Chambers Home Health & Hospice, said in a statement. Financial terms of the deal were undisclosed. ## Growth and expansion The transaction combines Chambers’ footprint and reputation in the community with Lucent’s resources and health care operating expertise, according to Cross Keys. It will position Chambers, which operates eight locations, for continued expansion. The transaction underscores ongoing consolidation and investment across the home-based care sector as providers pursue greater scale, enhanced operational capabilities and strategic partnerships to address growing demand. Home health and hospice services continue to attract significant interest from investors and operators as health care systems increasingly emphasize lower-cost, patient-centered care delivered in the home. ## Market trends and demand Similar to national trends, swelling aging populations are driving demand for hospice in the Lone Star State. Seniors 65 and older represent roughly 13.9% of the state’s population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The number of individuals in this age cohort is anticipated to nearly double by 2060, according to a report from the Texas Demographic Center. Roughly 145,160 Medicare decedents received hospice care in Texas during 2024, according to a report from the National Alliance for Care at Home. The national average hospice utilization rate hovered around 53.1% that year, the report found. Founded in 2007, Lucent Health Group (LHG) is a veteran-owned home health and hospice provider serving communities across North Texas. The company offers a range of in-home care services, including skilled nursing, therapy, and personal caregiving for seniors and individuals recovering from surgery. The company operates through a number of affiliated brands, including Lucent Home Health, Accord Palliative and Hospice Care, Goshen Healthcare Services LLC, and Imparting Knowledge Home Health LLC. Lucent CEO Trent Cargile said the partnership marks a significant milestone in the organization’s long-term growth strategy and will enhance its capacity to serve patients across the region. “This partnership marks an important milestone for our company, and we believe LHG is the right partner to support our continued growth,” Cargile said in a statement. “This transaction and partnership would not have been possible without the Cross Keys team, and we are deeply grateful for their expertise, strategic insight, and steadfast guidance throughout the process.” Jim Parker, senior editor of Hospice News and Palliative Care News, is a subculture of one. Swashbuckling feats of high adventure bring a joyful tear to his salty eye. A Chicago-based journalist who has covered health care and public policy since 2000, his personal interests include fire performance, the culinary arts, literature and general geekery. ## Entities - Senior Care (sector) - texas (location) - Home Health Care News (publication) - home health care (topic) - hospice care (topic) - healthcare acquisition (topic) - Jim Parker (person) - Lucent Health Group (company) - Chambers Home Health & Hospice (company) - Melissa Chambers (person) - Trent Cargile (person) - Cross Keys Capital (investor) --- Originally reported by Jim Parker, Home Health Care News (https://homehealthcarenews.com/2026/06/lucent-health-group-buys-chambers-home-health-hospice/). Summarized by Burnaze (https://burnaze.com/article/4feeaf40-a974-4e88-902b-70034aee8b43).