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Concorde Investment Services Faces Scrutiny Over Sales of Inspired Healthcare Private Investments

Posted on March 16th, 2026 at 12:32 PM
Concorde Investment Services Faces Scrutiny Over Sales of Inspired Healthcare Private Investments

From the desk of Jim Eccleston at Eccleston Law

Concorde Investment Services is facing increased scrutiny following the bankruptcy of Inspired Healthcare Capital, whose private investment offerings were widely sold through independent broker dealers, according to InvestmentNews. Eccleston Law LLC is investigating.

Inspired Healthcare Capital filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on February 2. As InvestmentNews reports, the filing raises questions about approximately $1.2 billion in private securities offerings issued by the firm since 2016. Those offerings included private placements, Delaware Statutory Trusts and other private investment vehicles.

Court filings indicate that broker dealers that distributed the Inspired Healthcare investments generated more than $100 million in fees and commissions. According to InvestmentNews, many of those securities no longer issue distributions to investors.

Concorde Investment Services is one of several broker-dealers. Concorde operates with approximately 145 financial advisors. InvestmentNews reports that the firm may face investor complaints as clients evaluate potential losses tied to the failed offerings. Investors frequently pursue claims against brokerage firms when high risk private placements collapse. The firm told InvestmentNews that it offered 3 of the 40 investment programs that Inspired Healthcare offered.

According to the statement cited by InvestmentNews, the assets tied to those programs consisted of operating healthcare facilities that produced positive net income and maintained strong occupancy rates at the time Inspired Healthcare filed for bankruptcy protection. The firm also stated that it suspended Inspired Healthcare from its platform in 2023 and stopped approving any additional offerings from the sponsor.

Regulators previously have examined Concorde's supervision of alternative investments. InvestmentNews reports that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority sanctioned the firm in 2024. In a FINRA Acceptance, Waiver and Consent (AWC) letter, FINRA censured Concorde and imposed a $110,000 fine after investigators found the firm failed to supervise advisors who recommended excessively risky alternative investments to several clients.

Meanwhile, Concorde continues to challenge aspects of the bankruptcy proceedings involving Inspired Healthcare entities. As InvestmentNews reports, the firm argues that certain investment structures that it sold to clients remain solvent and should not fall within the bankruptcy estate.

Investors with information or inquiries related to any of the Inspired Healthcare offerings should contact Eccleston Law LLC.

Eccleston Law LLC represents investors and financial advisors nationwide in securities, employment, transition, regulatory, and disciplinary matters.

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