Healthcare Services Acquisitions in 2025

Platinum Equity completed the acquisition of Owens & Minor, Inc.’s Products & Healthcare Services (P&HS) segment, including the Owens & Minor brand, creating a privately held standalone company operating as Owens & Minor P&HS. The deal was valued at $375 million in cash (subject to customary adjustments), and Owens & Minor retained a 5% equity interest while the remaining public company rebranded as Accendra Health, Inc.

PureStar Linen Group acquired Emerald Textiles, a leading West Coast healthcare/acute-care linen services provider operating 12 processing facilities and three service depots. The transaction closed on December 30, 2025; terms were not disclosed. Emerald was sold by an affiliate of Pacific Avenue Capital Partners, and the acquisition expands PureStar (backed by Cornell Capital) into healthcare laundry services alongside its core hospitality platform.

LDC, a private equity investor within Lloyds Banking Group, backed the management buyout of Taking Care from AXA Health. Taking Care is a technology-enabled care provider offering personal alarms, smart home monitoring, and monitoring/emergency call response services for older people, and LDC’s investment will support continued growth and future complementary acquisitions.

HCAP Partners, a California-based private equity firm and impact investor, announced an investment in Puzzle Healthcare. The funding is intended to accelerate the growth and national scaling of Puzzle Healthcare’s post-acute care coordination platform delivering physiatry and care management services in skilled nursing facilities to help reduce hospital readmissions and improve patient outcomes.

Strateva Healthcare completed the acquisition of Meridian Health Partners and its subsidiaries in a transaction financed with a combination of cash and equity; financial terms were not disclosed. Meridian’s founders, Adil Nasir and Natalie Macdonald, will continue in leadership roles as Strateva consolidates governance, operations, and intellectual property under a unified structure to support scaling.

OneAdvanced has acquired Patchs Health Limited, an AI healthcare innovator focused on primary care triage, care navigation, and ambient AI scribe/workflow automation. The deal follows an exclusive partnership between the companies and is intended to accelerate OneAdvanced’s next-generation healthcare platform for UK neighbourhood care, with Patchs’ leadership joining OneAdvanced in senior roles within its healthcare innovation unit.

Touchmark acquired The Hacienda at Georgetown, a full-service retirement community in Georgetown, Texas, which has been rebranded as Touchmark at Georgetown. The community officially joined Touchmark on December 17, expanding Touchmark’s senior living footprint and presence in Texas while retaining existing team members and leadership.

HBox, a virtual care platform for specialty practices, received a strategic growth investment from Charlesbank’s Technology Opportunities Fund II. The funding will support expansion of HBox’s virtual care capabilities and initiatives focused on chronic-condition management; the transaction closed on December 17, 2025.

HealthStream acquired MissionCare Collective LLC, a healthcare workforce technology company behind myCNAjobs.com, described as the largest caregiver network in the United States. The deal (valued at up to $40 million) adds myCNAjobs.com as HealthStream’s third “Career Network” and expands its workforce ecosystem for recruiting, engagement, retention, and training of non-medical caregivers, home health aides, and certified nurse assistants.

Great Point Partners acquired a majority stake in Lenis Group, a Slovenia-based commercialization and GMP/GDP-compliant distribution partner for niche and specialty prescription medicines across Central and Eastern Europe. Lenis’ existing management team will continue to run day-to-day operations, and Michel Vounatsos (former Biogen CEO) was appointed board chairman to support Lenis’ next phase of regional expansion.

Solis Mammography, the largest independent provider of specialized breast health services, acquired Knoxville Comprehensive Breast Center, a comprehensive breast imaging provider founded in 1983 by Dr. Kamilia F. Kozlowski. The transaction expands Solis Mammography’s presence in Tennessee by adding an East Tennessee (Knoxville) market to its existing centers in Nashville.

Enjoin, LLC, a portfolio company of 3 Boomerang Capital, acquired Pediatric Resource Group, LLC (PRG), a pediatric-focused clinical documentation integrity (CDI) and physician advisory firm. The add-on acquisition expands Enjoin’s capabilities into pediatric and neonatal APR-DRG assurance and related revenue integrity services for children’s hospitals and health systems across the United States.

MedStar Health acquired the Hope for Henry Foundation, a nationally recognized nonprofit focused on improving pediatric care through an evidence-based incentive program. MedStar will integrate Hope for Henry’s programming directly into its clinical operations and roll it out across pediatric service lines to ensure long-term continuity and impact.

Medical Technology Associates, LLC (MTA) acquired Florida Pipette Calibration, LLC, a Florida-based provider of pipette calibration and repair services for medical, scientific, and research facilities. Florida Pipette will continue operating under its existing brand and current management structure, expanding MTA’s calibration and compliance solutions offering.

Confluence Healthcare Partners acquired Valley E.N.T. Associates P.C. and Masdon ENT & Facial Plastic Surgery, two otorhinolaryngology (ENT) physician practices in northern Alabama. Dresner Partners advised the sellers, and financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Joy Parenting Club, an AI-powered parenting support platform based in San Francisco, acquired Heba Care, a digital health platform focused on care management and coordination for families navigating complex health and developmental needs. The deal adds Heba’s clinically validated care-coordination tools to Joy’s ecosystem as Joy scales globally following its $14 million Series A raise in November 2025.

BioMatrix Infusion Pharmacy acquired First Choice Wellness Centers, LLC, a regional provider of ambulatory infusion services with a network of 11 infusion centers across the Southeastern United States. The deal, which closed on December 10, 2025, supports BioMatrix’s strategic growth plan to expand access to community-based infusion therapy.

FineLine Technologies acquired Digi-Trax Corp., a provider of healthcare labeling and identification solutions supporting safety, traceability, and regulatory compliance across the blood and cell-therapy supply network. Following the acquisition, Digi-Trax will operate as FineLine’s new Healthcare Division, expanding FineLine’s presence in the global healthcare sector.

GoSaga, a holding company founded and led by Cava Capital founder Geoff Schneider, acquired Squeeze Massage, a 14-location massage franchisor. GoSaga plans to improve franchisor operations and restart franchise development in 2026 as part of its “efficient franchisor” strategy in fitness and wellness.

Aligned Fitness, a portfolio company of Eagle Merchant Partners, completed four add-on acquisitions totaling 13 Club Pilates studios across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. The acquired studios include locations in Pinehurst (NC), Athens (GA), the greater Charlotte market (NC), and metro Atlanta (GA), expanding Aligned Fitness to 47 total locations.

An affiliate of Angeles Equity Partners sold Xanitos Inc. to an affiliate of Bessemer Investors. Xanitos, headquartered in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, provides healthcare environmental services (including infection prevention support, housekeeping, linen services, and patient transport) to hospitals and ambulatory care settings; financial terms were not disclosed.

AMSURG, an ambulatory surgery center services operator, acquired Advanced Center for Surgery to expand its Pennsylvania footprint and enter the central region of the state. The 12,500-square-foot ambulatory surgery center in Altoona, Pennsylvania has four operating rooms and 17 physicians across specialties including orthopedics, podiatry, and ENT.

Select Medical Corporation acquired Landmark Hospital of Savannah, a 50-bed long-term acute care hospital in Savannah, Georgia. The hospital was purchased from Landmark Holdings of Florida and will operate under the Select Specialty Hospital name as Select Medical expands its post-ICU/critical illness recovery services in the Savannah market.

Joi + Blokes, a Nashville-based virtual clinic focused on menopause and longevity care, has acquired HerMD, a provider of evidence-based menopause, sexual health, and hormonal wellness services. The combination aims to create one of the largest virtual women’s health specialty care platforms in the United States, expanding access to treatments, diagnostics, education, and consistent care across all 50 states.

WindRose Health Investors, LLC made a strategic investment in Stellus Rx, a technology-enabled, value-based pharmacy care management platform. Proceeds will support Stellus Rx’s continued growth, including expanding clinical and operational capabilities and scaling the platform to serve additional patient populations across the United States; financial terms were not disclosed.

Banyan Software acquired OR Trax, a healthcare SaaS platform that helps operating-room facilities coordinate with medical device vendors. Headquartered in Tampa, Florida and founded in 2014, OR Trax provides cloud-based vendor credentialing and real-time surgical scheduling solutions for hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers across the United States.

Revelstoke Capital Partners-backed The Care Team acquired select hospice and palliative care operations from Traditions Health, a Tennessee-based hospice, palliative, and home health provider. The acquired operations in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and Virginia expand The Care Team’s footprint across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic.

BriteLife Recovery completed the acquisition of Summit Behavioral Health, an intensive outpatient program (IOP) based in Princeton Junction, New Jersey. The deal marks BriteLife Recovery’s first expansion into outpatient services and integrates Summit’s program into BriteLife’s broader East Coast treatment network, extending its continuum of care beyond detox and residential treatment.

Lightbeam Health Solutions acquired Syntax Health, an enterprise SaaS platform for value-based care contract modeling, incentive design, and payer-provider alignment. The deal expands Lightbeam’s AI-enabled value-based care operating system by adding Syntax’s incentive modeling platform and actuarial services to strengthen contracting, forecasting, and negotiation capabilities.

Paradigm Health agreed to acquire Flatiron Health’s Clinical Research Business, including its tech-enabled U.S. oncology research network and clinical research solutions. The deal also establishes a multi-year strategic partnership to integrate Paradigm Health’s AI-powered trial infrastructure with Flatiron’s OncoEMR and clinical research ecosystem to expand access to clinical trials across the United States. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Bristol Hospice acquired Alabama-based DaySpring Hospice, including its offices in Enterprise, Dothan and Andalusia, expanding Bristol’s footprint in the state. The deal terms were not disclosed. DaySpring founder Donna Hendrix highlighted the transition as a way to expand reach and elevate care across southeastern Alabama, while Bristol CEO Alex Mauricio emphasized supporting clinical care teams and sustaining community-based hospice services.

NMS Capital announced an investment in and recapitalization of Axiom Medical, a tech-enabled provider of workplace incident case management solutions for self-insured employers. Headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, Axiom supports over 1,500 employers nationwide with a nurse-led model and proprietary technology platform to improve injury outcomes and reduce claims costs.

InTandem Capital Partners, LLC completed an equity investment in The Phia Group, a healthcare cost containment and compliance solutions provider headquartered in Canton, Massachusetts. HarbourVest Partners and Partners Capital joined as strategic co-investors, and existing investor WestView Capital Partners will remain a significant investor alongside InTandem and management.

Maven VCTs completed an initial £1.5 million growth capital investment in FITR, a London-based HealthTech platform for remote health and fitness coaching. The funding will be used to expand sales and marketing, increase headcount, and accelerate technology development and new feature rollouts as FITR scales internationally.

VersiCare Group, a partner of Seven Hills Capital, acquired Michigan-based CHS Group, LLC, a provider of Community Living Support (CLS) and respite services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in southeastern Michigan. CHS will become a division of VersiCare’s ExpertCare organization, expanding VersiCare’s reach to nine Michigan counties while maintaining CHS’s local identity and continuity of caregivers.

Princeton Medspa Partners (PMP), a medical aesthetics platform, announced the acquisition of Allura Skin, Laser & Wellness Clinic (Allura), a medical spa with two locations in Northern Denver, Colorado. Founded in 2008, Allura provides injectable treatments and wellness services and will continue operating in Fort Collins and Loveland under PMP’s platform as PMP expands its national portfolio.

Avandra Health acquired DatCard Systems and Sorna Corporation in a dual transaction to form what it describes as the world’s largest integrated medical imaging platform for clinical care and research. The combination adds DatCard’s DICOM distribution (PacsCube) and Sorna’s automated data sharing capabilities (Vertex Platform) to Avandra’s federated network for de-identified imaging data used by biopharma, healthcare systems, researchers, and AI developers. Financial terms were not disclosed, and DatCard and Sorna are expected to continue operating with their existing teams and customer commitments under the Avandra brand.

MiCare Path closed its fourth funding round and acquired Tennessee-based Compwell, LLC, a provider of virtual assessments and care management services. The acquisition is being integrated into MiCare Path’s national, reimbursable virtual care platform to expand clinical programs and accelerate AI-powered workflow automation for clinicians, hospitals, and health systems across the United States.

FluidAI Medical, a Canadian medical technology company, has acquired Emmetros Limited, the developer of the SparxConnect patient engagement and collaboration platform. The deal expands and strengthens FluidAI’s Stream Inara AI-powered patient education and engagement product within its RISE (Recovery Intelligence and Surgical Excellence) surgical recovery program, extending care beyond the hospital before and after surgery.

Physician Partners of America (PPOA) announced the acquisition of Crespo Injury Care Center's patient base, expanding PPOA’s interventional pain management footprint across the greater Tampa Bay region. As part of the transaction, Dr. L. Ariel Crespo, MD, joins PPOA’s network, and Crespo Injury Care Center patients will transition to PPOA clinics throughout Tampa Bay.

Patient Square Capital completed its acquisition of Premier, Inc. in a transaction valuing Premier at approximately $2.6 billion. Premier stockholders will receive $28.25 per share in cash, and Premier’s common stock ceased trading and was delisted from Nasdaq effective November 25, 2025.

Premier, Inc. stockholders approved the previously announced acquisition of Premier by an affiliate of Patient Square Capital. Under the agreement, Premier shareholders will receive $28.25 per share in cash, and the transaction was expected to close on or about November 25, 2025, subject to customary closing conditions.

MDI NetworX acquired Cobalt MedPlans (Clarity Performance Solutions) from Cobalt Health Solutions, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City (Blue KC). The deal expands MDI NetworX’s U.S. delivery footprint by adding approximately 250 employees and two Kansas service locations (Overland Park and Fort Scott), and includes plans to deploy MDI’s AI-enabled SaaS platform, InsightPro, to enhance payer operations such as claims processing, enrollment, and call center services.

AleraCare and Pure Healthcare completed their previously announced merger, combining AleraCare’s infusion and specialty pharmacy services with Pure Healthcare’s national medical group and infusion-clinic operations. The combined organization is positioned as a scaled national platform for ambulatory infusion and specialty care, spanning 14 states with 77 ambulatory infusion centers, with an integration program underway and a unified brand to be announced later.

Shore Capital Partners, through its Healthcare Advantage Fund, completed a majority recapitalization of Reliant Healthcare and subsequently merged Reliant with California-based Care Fusion Rx to form a national infusion therapy platform. The combined business will expand access to home infusion and ambulatory infusion center services across the United States, leveraging Reliant’s footprint in the South and Care Fusion Rx’s West Coast capabilities in complex therapies such as IVIG and biologics.

HMP Global acquired Music City SCALE (Symposium for Cosmetic Advances & Laser Education), a leading multispecialty medical meeting focused on aesthetic medicine, medical dermatology, and regenerative skin health. The deal strengthens HMP Global’s skin health education portfolio following its earlier acquisition of Masterclasses in Dermatology; financial terms were not disclosed. SCALE co-founders Brian S. Biesman, MD and Michael H. Gold, MD will continue guiding the meeting’s scientific direction and faculty engagement.

Innovative Lab Services LLC (ILS), a laboratory maintenance and management solutions provider, acquired Boston-based Overbrook Scientific to expand its national footprint. The deal adds Overbrook’s capabilities in laboratory relocations, asset management, equipment planning/procurement, multi-vendor instrument maintenance, and related quality/qualification services, strengthening ILS’s support for life-science, clinical, and academic labs across the United States.

Digital-first home healthcare company Cera has acquired care robotics platform GenieConnect, a technology it had been trialling in patients’ homes. Following the acquisition, Cera plans to scale GenieConnect’s care robots across its own operations and more broadly across the United Kingdom care sector; financial terms were not disclosed.

ARC Health Partners, a national community of mental healthcare providers backed by Thurston Group, acquired Clarity Counseling Center, an outpatient therapy practice headquartered in Wilmington, North Carolina. The acquisition expands ARC Health’s footprint in North Carolina and adds another partner practice to ARC’s mental healthcare platform.

MRO, a clinical data management and intelligent data exchange company, acquired Clinetic, an AI-driven recruitment management platform for clinical trials. Clinetic’s software integrates with provider EHR systems to help healthcare organizations and life sciences companies identify, screen, and enroll patients more efficiently, expanding MRO’s clinical research and data intelligence capabilities.

Alcedo SGR S.p.A., as manager of the private equity fund Alcedo V, completed the acquisition of a majority stake in Operamed S.r.l. The stake was acquired from Itago SGR S.p.A. (via its Itago IV fund) and other minority shareholders.

An affiliate of H.I.G. Capital completed a significant investment in GT Independence, LLC, a national financial management services provider supporting Medicaid Self Directed Care (SDC) programs. GT Independence will continue to be led by President and CEO John Carmichael, who will remain a significant shareholder, as the company expands its reach and services.

CarePartners Pharmacy, a national specialty infusion pharmacy, announced the acquisition of National Drug Wholesale (NDW), a pharmaceutical wholesaler and distributor platform based in Santa Clara, California. The deal expands CarePartners’ national specialty distribution and biosimilar cost-containment capabilities, adding NDW’s licensing footprint, infrastructure, and established wholesale channels to better serve payers, PBMs, and employer groups.

Unio Specialty Care announced a partnership with Comprehensive GI Care, a gastroenterology practice based in Los Alamitos, California. The transaction expands Unio’s Southern California footprint and integrates Comprehensive GI Care into Unio’s statewide GI platform; financial terms were not disclosed.

Care Advantage, Inc. completed the acquisition of Attentive Angels Home Care, a non-medical in-home care provider based in Columbia, South Carolina. The deal marks Care Advantage’s entry into South Carolina and supports its strategy of expanding its home care footprint across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Funds managed by Carlyle completed the acquisition of Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy from Sheridan Capital Partners, with financial terms not disclosed. Sheridan Capital Partners will retain a minority ownership position following the transaction. Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy is a closed-door long-term care pharmacy focused on serving the intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) and behavioral health communities.

Funds managed by Carlyle completed the acquisition of Tarrytown Expocare Pharmacy from Sheridan Capital Partners, with Sheridan retaining a minority ownership position. Tarrytown is a closed-door long-term care pharmacy focused on serving intellectual and developmental disability (IDD) and behavioral health communities; financial terms were not disclosed.

IVI RMA Global announced it has completed the acquisition of ART Fertility Clinics, a fertility care provider with operations in the United Arab Emirates and plans to expand into Saudi Arabia. The deal establishes the Middle East as IVI RMA Global’s fifth operating region, adding ART Fertility’s clinical footprint and research capabilities to IVI RMA’s global reproductive medicine platform.

U.S. Dermatology Partners acquired Helms Dermatology, expanding its network into Arkansas for the first time and extending its footprint to nine states. The acquisition includes Helms Dermatology’s clinics in Russellville and Clarksville, and will provide the practice with U.S. Dermatology Partners’ operational support services (e.g., managed care, marketing, compliance, HR, and IT) to enhance efficiency and long-term sustainability.

Wichita Dermatology & Aesthetics (WDA), an independent dermatology group based in Wichita, Kansas, has entered into a strategic partnership with Forefront Dermatology. Forefront Dermatology is a portfolio company of Partners Group, and the partnership is intended to support WDA’s next phase of growth while maintaining its physician-led model.

The Lockwood Group acquired Research To Practice (RTP), an accredited oncology- and hematology-focused medical education provider for healthcare professionals. The transaction expands Lockwood’s global healthcare/pharma services platform across medical communications and education, strengthening its oncology education capabilities and reach.

Kermit announced a strategic growth investment from Diversis Capital to accelerate expansion of its physician preference item (PPI) spend management and analytics platform. The funding will support Kermit’s growth across the United States, United Kingdom, and Ireland and further development of AI-powered analytics and predictive capabilities for hospitals and health systems managing implantable medical device spend.

Activated Insights acquired CareAcademy to create a more comprehensive workforce enablement, training, and compliance automation platform for long-term and post-acute care providers. The combined offering integrates CareAcademy’s caregiver education and compliance automation technology with Activated Insights’ analytics, benchmarking, and engagement capabilities to support providers across home care, home health, hospice, assisted living, and skilled nursing.

Luma Health acquired Tonic Health from R1 to expand its AI-native patient care coordination platform with enhanced capabilities in dynamic intake, electronic consents, and patient-reported outcomes. The deal strengthens Luma’s offering for health systems using Oracle Health EHRs and expands its network to more than 1,000 health systems serving over 100 million patients.

RadNet, Inc. announced the acquisition of CIMAR UK, a provider of cloud-native healthcare image management solutions. CIMAR will be integrated into DeepHealth, RadNet’s wholly owned digital health subsidiary, to expand connected imaging-based care and accelerate AI-powered imaging, reporting, and screening capabilities across the United Kingdom and Europe.

OneOncology finalized a partnership agreement with Cancer Specialists of North Florida (CSNF), an independent, provider-owned oncology practice serving North Florida. Under the deal, CSNF will join the OneOncology platform as an anchor practice in Florida while maintaining provider ownership and independence, and will gain access to OneOncology’s clinical, operational, technology resources and growth capital to expand community-based cancer care.

Cogir Real Estate announced the acquisition of Epoch Senior Living’s management platform as part of its U.S. growth strategy in the Northeastern United States. The acquired portfolio comprises 16 senior living communities across Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire, including five independent living residences under the Waterstone brand and eleven memory care residences under the Bridges brand. Epoch’s existing team will remain in place and operations will continue to be run independently.

Emergence, an enterprise backed by The Pritzker Organization, acquired MedEvolve, Inc., a provider of AI-powered revenue cycle automation and analytics for healthcare organizations. The transaction brings together MedEvolve’s Effective Intelligence platform with Emergence’s software expertise and long-term investment approach to accelerate development of next-generation AI, data science, and automation capabilities for revenue cycle performance management.

Hyve Group has acquired HGAN, a commercial accelerator for digital health solutions founded by Dr. Josh Riff. The deal is intended to extend Hyve’s healthcare engagement beyond conferences into a year-round, advisory-led connection model integrated with Hyve’s HLTH product suite and related community offerings.

BioMatrix Infusion Pharmacy acquired Total Infusion Care (TIC), a Nevada-based home and ambulatory infusion therapy provider serving patients across the western United States. The deal closed on November 7, 2025, and expands BioMatrix’s footprint in the western U.S., with TIC’s Henderson, Nevada location continuing to operate within the BioMatrix network.

HealthStream, a healthcare technology provider, acquired Total Clinical Placement System (TCPS) and The Clinical Hub to expand and strengthen its student clinical rotation and placement management services. The acquisitions will be integrated with HealthStream’s existing myClinicalExchange application to streamline clinical placement logistics between academic institutions and healthcare organizations.

Healthcare Plus Solutions Group (HPSG) acquired uLeadership, a professional development and research company focused on relational leadership education for nurse leaders. The deal expands HPSG’s leadership development and coaching capabilities in healthcare by adding uLeadership’s Human-Centered Leadership in Healthcare framework and related tools focused on well-being, excellence, trust, and caring.

LifeCare Home Health (LCHH) announced that Infinity Hospice Care (IHC), a family-owned hospice provider operating in Nevada and Arizona, has joined the LifeCare Home Health family. The transaction expands LCHH’s hospice footprint in Nevada, marks its entry into Arizona, and adds Infinity’s inpatient hospice unit in Las Vegas to LCHH’s care capabilities.

Proxima Clinical Research, a Houston-based MedTech-focused contract research organization (CRO), announced a change in ownership, with Billy Howell acquiring the company. As part of the transaction, industry veteran Eric Ross was appointed CEO to lead growth and deepen Proxima’s support for MedTech and Biotech companies seeking regulatory approval.

Optain Health acquired EyePACS, the largest and most established teleophthalmology network in the United States, to expand access to retinal screening in primary care and advance oculomics. The deal combines Optain’s AI-enabled robotic retinal imaging with EyePACS’s nationwide screening infrastructure (740+ clinical sites), with EyePACS continuing to operate for existing partners while Optain invests over time to integrate and enhance the combined platform.

JoyBridge Kids (JBK), a provider of multidisciplinary care for children with autism, acquired Pediatric Advanced Therapy (PAT), a North Carolina-based pediatric therapy provider offering speech, occupational, and physical therapy plus counseling services. The deal expands JoyBridge Kids’ integrated Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and supportive therapy platform across the Southeastern United States, with PAT’s business owner and CEO Lonny Bernath remaining with the combined organization. Frontline Healthcare Partners is an investor in JoyBridge Kids.

Sitero, a technology-enabled clinical research organization (CRO), acquired the AI assets and business of studyOS, developer of the Ash AI Clinical Trial Agent. The deal supports the launch of SiteroAI, combining Sitero’s Mentor eClinical suite with studyOS’s AI technology to automate and improve clinical trial workflows. As part of the transaction, studyOS CEO Ellis Butterfield will join Sitero as Chief Technology Officer to lead technology strategy and integration.

Registrar Corp, a Paine Schwartz Partners portfolio company providing regulatory compliance and technology solutions, acquired CMC Medical Devices (CMC). CMC Medical Devices is a Spain-based provider of medical device and in vitro diagnostic (IVD) regulatory, clinical, and compliance consulting services, expanding Registrar Corp’s global capabilities and market reach.

Premier Biotech, a drug and alcohol testing solutions provider backed by Align Capital Partners, acquired National Test Systems (NTS), a provider of rapid point-of-care diagnostic drug screening supplies and services across the United States. The deal expands Premier’s customer base and strengthens its position in government and behavioral health channels, with NTS CEO Andrew Panico remaining involved to support the transition and continued growth.

Endeavor Health announced it has acquired Diamond Headache Clinic, a long-established specialty practice focused on headache and migraine treatment. The combination will create the Endeavor Health Diamond Headache & Migraine Center, expanding Endeavor’s Neurosciences Institute and access to specialized neurological care across the Chicago region, the Midwest, and nationally.

Pediatrica Health Group, a Miami-based multi-site pediatric primary care organization, announced it has completed the acquisition of Tuka Pediatrics in the St. Johns (Julington) community in Florida. The practice was owned and operated by Dr. Anas Al Yazji, and the transaction is intended to ensure continuity of care as Dr. Al Yazji relocates abroad while supporting future growth and expanded access through additional resources and technology upgrades.

Wellable announced the acquisition of Bright Breaks, a wellness technology platform that integrates short, interactive breaks into employees’ daily schedules to reduce burnout and improve productivity. The deal expands Wellable’s employee wellness, rewards, and recognition offering by adding Bright Breaks’ library of live and on-demand seven-minute sessions and its intelligent scheduling feature that syncs with Outlook and Google calendars.

NexPhase Capital, LP announced a partnership with Always Best Care, a franchisor of in-home senior care services. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Rocklin, California, Always Best Care operates a franchised senior care platform across the U.S. and Canada; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Questex announced it has acquired The Conference Forum and Versalinx Global Events to expand its healthcare and life sciences portfolio. The acquired event businesses will be integrated into Questex’s Fierce Healthcare & Life Sciences platform, adding conferences and specialized communities across areas such as clinical trials, drug delivery, and pharmaceutical market research and competitive intelligence.

Vatica Health, a portfolio company of Frazier Healthcare Partners, closed a merger with Cozeva, a SaaS platform for value-based care enablement focused on quality, population health management, and payer-provider collaboration. The combination brings together Vatica’s risk adjustment and clinical quality capabilities with Cozeva’s unified value-based care platform to deliver an integrated suite of technology, data/analytics, interoperability, and clinical services. Financial terms were not disclosed.

NOVO Health Services, an Atlanta-based healthcare linen management company, announced it has acquired Madison United Healthcare Linen (MUHL), a Wisconsin-based cooperative serving hospitals and clinics across the state. The acquisition expands NOVO Health’s Midwest footprint and leverages MUHL’s existing infrastructure to enhance service capabilities focused on infection prevention and patient safety.

Advanced Revenue Cycle Management (rebranding as Advanced RevCycle (ARC)) announced it has acquired Rapid Coding & Oasis Review (RCO), expanding ARC’s coding and OASIS review capabilities for home health, hospice, and palliative care providers. In connection with the acquisition, Kolos Partners made a growth investment to help ARC scale its proprietary workflow technology, analytics platform, and AI-enabled automation across the revenue cycle.

Millennium Physician Group (a Mosaic Health Company) announced that veriMED IPA, LLC and veriMED Health Group officially joined Millennium effective November 1, 2025. The partnership expands Millennium’s physician-led, value-based primary care footprint across Central and Western Florida and strengthens its full-risk Medicare Advantage and population health capabilities.

RadNet Inc. acquired Kingston-based River Radiology, a longstanding outpatient imaging group in New York’s Hudson Valley, with the transaction completed on November 1, 2025. RadNet said it plans to integrate River Radiology into its Lenox Hill Radiology network across downstate New York; financial terms were not disclosed.

Narayana Health (NH), the parent company of Health City Cayman Islands, announced it has acquired UK-based Practice Plus Group. The deal expands NH’s global footprint and adds Practice Plus Group’s network of 13 hospitals and surgical centres across England, supporting increased access to independent healthcare services aligned with NHS capacity needs.

CareScout, a wholly owned subsidiary of Genworth Financial, completed its acquisition of Seniorly, Inc., a technology platform and advisor network that connects families with senior living communities and resources. The deal was funded with Genworth holding company cash for approximately $15 million in total cash consideration, and Seniorly and its advisor network will transition to the CareScout platform in the coming months.

EoS Fitness acquired 23 existing gym locations from a long-running Southern California gym franchise founded by Angel and Willy Banos. The deal expands EoS Fitness’ footprint in California, making Southern California its largest U.S. market and adding more than 1,000 employees through retention of all gym-level teams.

VONA Case Management, a portfolio company of NMS Capital, acquired Custom Case Management (CCM). Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Batavia, Illinois, CCM provides nurse case management services for workers’ compensation across Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin; founder Tracey Bilut will continue to lead CCM as Managing Director within VONA.

Vesey Street Capital Partners (VSCP) completed a full exit of its portfolio company, Gastro MD, selling the business to AGA, LLC, an affiliate of United Digestive. Gastro MD is a digestive health physician practice group serving the greater Orlando and Tampa areas, and will join the United Digestive partner practices.

Duly Health and Care, through its Chicagoland medical group DuPage Medical Group, Ltd., acquired a minority ownership interest in Valley Ambulatory Surgery Center (Valley ASC) in partnership with Surgery Partners. The investment expands Duly’s outpatient surgical footprint and increases access to multispecialty ambulatory surgery services in the Chicagoland area. Valley ASC is based in St. Charles, Illinois.

ZT Corporate announced the acquisition of four emergency care facilities operating under the Express ER brand in Abilene, Waco, Harker Heights, and Temple, Texas. The facilities will be integrated into ZT Corporate's healthcare portfolio company, Altus Community Healthcare, while continuing to operate under the Express ER brand. The transaction expands ZT Corporate's emergency care footprint across Texas to 35 centers.

Caretech announced the acquisition of The Smith Agency, a non-medical home care provider in Central Kansas. The deal expands Caretech’s footprint into Kansas and adds an Adult Day Center to its service portfolio, alongside in-home support for seniors and individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities.

Epiphany Dermatology announced a partnership with Big Sky Dermatology, expanding Epiphany’s presence in the Montana market. Big Sky Dermatology’s team, led by founder Shannon Setzer, M.D., will continue providing care at its existing Bozeman location while gaining operational and administrative support from Epiphany Dermatology.

RestorixHealth completed the acquisition of CūtisCare, a provider of multi-place hyperbaric medicine and hospital-based outpatient wound center management services. The combination expands RestorixHealth’s hospital and health-system partnerships to nearly 300 partners across 41 states and enhances its wound and hyperbaric center management capabilities. The deal excludes RegenQuest, CūtisCare’s office-based wound healing and hyperbaric programs division, which will continue operating separately.

Fibronostics announced it has completed the acquisition of Stone Clinical Laboratories, LLC, a U.S. provider of advanced laboratory services. The deal expands Fibronostics’ U.S. laboratory infrastructure and strengthens its R&D and testing capabilities to accelerate non-invasive diagnostics for metabolic and liver diseases, including MASH/MASLD.