Healthcare Services Acquisitions in United States

Harbor Health, a Texas-based primary and specialty care clinic group with an affiliated health insurance business, acquired Rippl, a dementia care platform focused on helping seniors remain at home and reducing avoidable acute care utilization. Harbor Health says the acquisition expands its condition-focused care pathways and supports growth in Texas while extending services into Florida, with Rippl continuing to serve Medicare Advantage members and traditional Medicare beneficiaries via CMS’ GUIDE program.

HealthCentral acquired Medfluencers, a physician-founded influencer relationship management (IRM) platform, to add AI-powered capabilities for identifying, validating, and activating credentialed healthcare professional creators. The deal expands HealthCentral’s technology-enabled health experience platform and includes Medfluencers CEO Adam Goodcoff, D.O., joining HealthCentral as Chief Medical Officer across HealthCentral brands. Financial terms were not disclosed and the acquisition is effective immediately.

Center for Social Dynamics (CSD) announced the acquisition of Behavior Change Institute (BCI), a New Mexico-based provider of autism and behavioral health services. The combination expands CSD’s footprint in the Southwest and aims to broaden access to outcomes-driven autism care while deepening investment in research, data infrastructure, and technology-enabled service delivery.

United Aesthetics Alliance (UAA), a platform of plastic surgery practices and medical spa brands, announced a partnership with LivSkin MedSpa | Laser, a Minneapolis-based medical spa focused on anti-aging products and procedures. The acquisition strengthens UAA’s presence in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area, complementing Edina Plastic Surgery and its Skin Artisans medspa locations while expanding UAA’s non-surgical aesthetics offerings.

Elevate Patient Financial Solutions (ElevatePFS) completed a carve-out acquisition of Centauri Health Solutions’ Health Systems Services division (Centauri HSS). Centauri HSS provides Medicaid and disability eligibility/enrollment, out-of-state Medicaid billing, and other complex revenue cycle services for health systems; financial terms were not disclosed.

CenterWell, the healthcare services division of Humana Inc., completed its acquisition of MaxHealth, a Florida-based primary care organization, from Arsenal Capital Partners and MaxHealth’s founder-shareholders. Following the transaction, MaxHealth will be affiliated with and owned by CenterWell Senior Primary Care, expanding CenterWell’s senior-focused, value-based primary care footprint across key Florida markets. Financial terms were not disclosed.

MPS Limited, via its wholly owned subsidiary MPS North America LLC, has acquired Unbound Medicine, Inc. The deal combines Unbound Medicine’s AI-powered clinical decision-support and healthcare education platform with MPS’ global technology infrastructure and learning solutions network to expand into healthcare knowledge management and scale Unbound’s platform internationally.

Agentis Longevity acquired BioDesign (also referred to as BioDesign Men's Clinic), a Florida-based longevity and wellness healthcare provider. The deal expands Agentis Longevity’s clinical footprint with BioDesign locations in Tampa, Orlando, Lake Mary, and Melbourne, and strengthens capabilities in advanced diagnostics, biomarker analysis, and personalized longevity/performance medicine programs. BioDesign co-founder Jeremy Avner is expected to join Agentis Longevity in a strategic clinical leadership role focused on diagnostic strategy, therapeutic programming, and innovation.

Viventium acquired Apploi to create a nationally scaled, healthcare-exclusive human capital management (HCM) platform for post-acute and long-term care providers. The deal combines Apploi’s recruiting and credentialing capabilities with Viventium’s payroll, HR, and workforce management suite (including scheduling, time and attendance) to deliver a unified, healthcare-compliant system of record across all 50 U.S. states. The transaction closed on January 30, 2026, and financial terms were not disclosed.

MedRisk acquired the PPO Network business of Horizon Casualty Services (HCS) from Horizon Mutual Holdings to expand its managed care and network capabilities for the workers’ compensation and auto casualty claims markets. MedRisk said the acquisition strengthens its ability to improve patient outcomes and increase value for clients as part of its broader integrated-growth strategy.

Main Street Capital Corporation completed a $15.3 million portfolio investment to facilitate the leveraged buyout of an unnamed healthcare data services provider. Iron Creek Partners, LLC served as the majority equity investor and partnered with the company’s existing owner on the transaction, while Main Street provided first-lien senior secured term debt and a minority equity investment.

Superior Health Holdings acquired Pulse Home Health and Hospice, a Medicare-certified home health and hospice provider in Louisiana’s Northshore region. The transaction expands Superior’s integrated home-based care capabilities and strengthens its footprint across Southeastern Louisiana, with support from Superior’s investor Renovus Capital Partners.

SilverAssist, a senior assistance and senior housing referral network backed by Growth Catalyst Partners, acquired Caring, LLC (Caring.com). The deal adds Caring.com’s large national senior housing referral footprint to SilverAssist’s platform alongside Oasis Senior Advisors and ElderLife Financial; financial terms were not disclosed.

Pediatrica Health Group, a Miami-based multi-site pediatric primary care organization, announced the acquisition of an additional pediatric primary care location in Miami Lakes. The transaction supports continuity of care for local families as the practice’s founder, Dr. Ruth Schobel, retires after more than 41 years serving the community.

Vision Innovation Partners (VIP), a Gryphon Investors portfolio company, has acquired Ophthalmic Associates of Alexandria, a comprehensive ophthalmology practice in downtown Alexandria, Virginia. The transaction expands VIP’s Mid-Atlantic eye care platform and represents VIP’s 27th add-on acquisition since its founding in 2017.

MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc. announced it has completed its acquisition of Sav-Rx, a pharmacy benefit manager focused on serving organized labor. Sav-Rx will continue to operate independently with no changes to its leadership or long-standing service model, while gaining access to MedImpact’s scale, clinical capabilities, and technology platform.

U.S. Physical Therapy, Inc. (USPH) acquired a 70% interest in an unnamed industrial injury prevention business for approximately $15.1 million. The acquired business generates about $7.0 million in annual revenue, and the current owner retained the remaining 30% stake.

NuvemRx acquired the 340B referral capture business formerly known as par8o from R1 RCM. The deal expands NuvemRx’s specialty care coordination and 340B referral capture capabilities by adding par8o’s referral technology and pharmacy integrations to help covered entities capture eligible prescriptions, reduce referral leakage, and grow 340B savings.

Tenet Healthcare Corporation completed a strategic transaction with CommonSpirit Health that results in Tenet resuming full ownership of its Conifer Health Solutions subsidiary, including the redemption of CommonSpirit’s 23.8% equity stake. The deal includes approximately $1.9 billion of installment payments from CommonSpirit to Tenet over three years and an approximately $540 million redemption payment from Conifer to CommonSpirit, with the equity transfer retroactively effective January 1, 2026.

Conscious Capital Growth (CCG), in partnership with Petra Capital Partners, completed the acquisition of RD Nutrition Consultants, a national provider of specialized dietitian consulting services to healthcare facilities across the United States. Following the deal, RD Nutrition will continue operating under its existing brand, with founder Robert DeLair remaining CEO and retaining a meaningful ownership stake. The new owners plan to support organic growth, expand RD Nutrition’s telehealth and GLP-1-related nutrition offerings, and pursue selective add-on acquisitions.

Premier Radiology Services acquired National Radiology Solutions (NRAD), a teleradiology provider with specialists across major radiology subspecialties. The acquisition expands Premier’s national outpatient-focused teleradiology platform, increasing clinical coverage and capacity for faster, expert reads. NRAD founder Robb Kolb and his team will join Premier to ensure continuity for NRAD’s customers and physicians.

Invictus Pharmacy, a nationwide licensed digital and mail-order pharmacy platform managed by Invictus Ventures Inc., completed a strategic acquisition and integration of additional pharmacy operations. Patient and prescription records were transferred in compliance with federal and state pharmacy regulations, HIPAA, and data privacy standards. The transaction expands Invictus Pharmacy’s national direct-to-consumer reach and supports uninterrupted patient access to medications.

Advancing Sight Network and Miracles In Sight announced the merger of their organizations, combining operations under a new unified nonprofit brand, Precision Ocular Network. The combined organization will focus on eye banking services alongside expanded research, cellular therapeutics, and clinical trials to advance sight restoration.

NOCD announced that its AI-enabled platform, Noto, will become the new parent brand for NOCD and will power additional virtual specialty therapy services. As an initial expansion beyond OCD treatment, NOCD/Noto acquired Rebound Health, a trauma recovery and PTSD-focused platform, to scale services nationwide under the Noto parent brand.

Morris & Dickson (M&D) completed its acquisition of Prodigy Health, a specialty pharmaceutical distribution and services company, to expand its specialty portfolio and plasma-derived therapy capabilities. Following the close, the acquired business will operate as ProdigyMD and will be integrated through a phased transition services model intended to maintain continuity and compliance for healthcare providers and manufacturers nationwide.

Main Post Partners, together with HomeWell’s existing senior leadership team, acquired HomeWell Franchising Inc., the franchisor of HomeWell Care Services. The transaction is described as an investment/recapitalization to support continued national expansion, strengthen franchisee support, and enhance in-home non-medical senior care offerings across the United States.

Pair Team, an AI-enabled medical group focused on Medicare and Medicaid populations, acquired Town Square, a social care coordination company. The deal aims to strengthen infrastructure connecting health plans, providers, and community-based organizations to better integrate clinical, behavioral, and social care through technology-enabled coordination. Following the acquisition, Town Square CEO and founder Royal Tuthill will join Pair Team as Senior Vice President of Networks to support national expansion of Pair Team’s Medicare programs and partnerships.

Kodiak Solutions acquired Besler & Company, LLC (BESLER), a provider of revenue recovery and hospital reimbursement solutions, with closing completed on January 22, 2026 (terms undisclosed). The deal adds BESLER’s reimbursement automation software and managed services (including Medicare underpayment detection/DRG validation tools) to Kodiak’s revenue integrity and reimbursement offerings for hospitals, health systems, and medical practices. Kodiak Solutions is backed by TPG, and BESLER was advised by Brentwood Capital Advisors.

PhaseWell Research, a national clinical research site company headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, announced a partnership in which it acquired/combined with Bio Behavioral Health (BBH), a CNS-focused clinical research site. The transaction expands PhaseWell’s network and capabilities in neurologic and psychiatric community-based clinical trials, with BBH continuing its patient-centered neuropsychiatric research operations from Toms River, New Jersey.

Water Street Healthcare Partners acquired Pillr Health, a technology-enabled pharmacy optimization platform providing software and services to hospitals and health systems, from Renovus Capital Partners. The deal represents a full exit for Renovus following its 2019 investment; terms were not disclosed.

Apollo Care acquired eStrat, a copay and patient access solutions company that designs and runs copay programs for pharmaceutical manufacturers. The acquisition expands Apollo Care’s patient access and affordability offering and integrates eStrat’s team, with eStrat co-founder Trond Waerness joining Apollo Care’s leadership. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Resolve Pain Solutions, a provider of interventional pain management services backed by Compass Group Equity Partners, acquired Spine Diagnostic & Pain Treatment Center, a pain management platform serving the greater Baton Rouge, Louisiana area. As part of the transaction, Spine’s physician and executive leadership (including Dr. Sean Graham, Dr. Joseph Turnipseed, and Chase Lavigne) joined Resolve as partners, and Spine is expected to continue operating independently from Resolve’s Louisiana Pain Specialists locations while leveraging shared resources.

ACES, a clinically driven autism therapy provider, acquired Ally Pediatric Therapy, a Phoenix-based provider of applied behavior analysis (ABA) as well as speech-language and occupational therapy services. Ally Pediatric Therapy was acquired from SBJ Capital, expanding ACES’s platform and access to autism services in the Greater Phoenix, Arizona market.

InductiveHealth acquired SSDataInfo Inc. (SSDI), a public health technology company known for developing and supporting the CDC’s NEDSS Base System (NBS) used by health departments for reportable disease data and notifiable disease reporting. The combination is intended to expand disease surveillance support capabilities for U.S. public health agencies, including hosting options, data integration/interoperability, electronic messaging/onboarding, and ongoing technical and compliance support.

Golden State Dermatology (GSD), a physician-owned dermatology platform with 45 locations across California, acquired NorCal Vein Specialists, a two-location vein care practice serving Northern California. NorCal Vein Specialists, founded and led by M. Albert Malvehy, MD, will continue operating in Pleasanton and Sacramento with the same staff while gaining access to GSD’s clinical, operational, and technology resources.

HCAP Partners completed a follow-on acquisition for its Integrated Diagnostic Services (IDS) mobile diagnostics platform, acquiring Core Analytics Lab & Radiology, a provider of mobile radiology and laboratory services across California. The deal expands IDS into Northern California and adds in-house mobile laboratory diagnostics to IDS’ bundled service model for skilled nursing, long-term care, and home health/hospice providers. Financing for the transaction was provided by HCAP Partners and California Bank & Trust, with co-investment from St. Cloud Capital and Southfield Mezzanine.

Firstsource Solutions Limited acquired TeleMedik, a Puerto Rico-based developer and implementer of healthcare technology solutions. The deal is intended to strengthen Firstsource’s end-to-end clinical and utilization management capabilities and expand its presence across U.S. healthcare payer and provider networks, including through TeleMedik’s operational footprint in Puerto Rico and across the United States.

St. Cloud Capital made a growth capital investment in Integrated Diagnostic Services (IDS) to support IDS’ acquisition of Core Analytics Lab & Radiology (Core). Core provides mobile radiology and laboratory services across California, and the deal is intended to add in-house laboratory capabilities to IDS and expand its diagnostic services platform. HCAP Partners, Southfield Mezzanine, and California Bank & Trust also provided capital to facilitate the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed.

OpenAI has acquired Torch, a small health records startup, in a deal reportedly valued at about $100 million in equity. Torch’s four-person team will join OpenAI to support the company’s newly announced ChatGPT Health initiative, with the transaction described as resembling an acqui-hire.

Agentis Longevity acquired Nashville-based Arete Wellness to combine their human performance, recovery, and longevity offerings into a national precision longevity and recovery platform. The combined business will provide personalized, preventative care spanning advanced diagnostics, hormone and peptide therapies, IV recovery, and performance medicine; financial terms were not disclosed.

Net Health acquired Keet Health from WebPT as part of a strategic collaboration to expand outcomes measurement and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) capabilities for rehabilitation therapy providers. Following the deal, Net Health’s Limber platform will become the preferred outcomes and RTM solution for WebPT and Clinicient customers, with an integrated experience targeted for early 2026.

Behavioral Framework, a provider of applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy backed by Renovus Capital Partners, announced that Autism ETC (AETC) is joining its platform. Autism ETC, founded in 2007, operates five center-based ABA therapy and autism diagnostic clinics across Tennessee and Arizona, and its leadership and clinical staff will remain in place as the business expands with additional resources and operational support.

Solis Mammography acquired Women's Center for Radiology, expanding its specialized breast imaging footprint and entering the Orlando, Florida market. Women's Center for Radiology operates two Orlando centers and was the first practice to offer 3D mammography in Florida; the deal builds on Solis's existing nine centers in Gainesville, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami.

Zelis, a healthcare technology company focused on modernizing healthcare payments, has acquired Rivet, a provider of AI-enabled revenue cycle analytics. The deal expands Zelis’ analytics capabilities to improve claim-payment transparency and reduce administrative friction for providers and health plans; financial terms were not disclosed.

EnableComp acquired Health Resources Optimization, Inc. (H/ROI), a clinical denials and revenue recovery firm, to expand EnableComp’s complex revenue cycle management capabilities for hospitals. The combination adds specialized expertise in challenging denial types such as DRG downgrades, medical-necessity denials, and post-bill DRG validation, integrating H/ROI’s clinical denials know-how with EnableComp’s AI-driven e360 RCM platform and national scale.

Fagron NV completed the acquisition of University Compounding Pharmacy (UCP), a 503A pharmaceutical compounder focused on the health and wellness segment in California. UCP is based in San Diego and is complementary to Fagron’s U.S. compounding operations, including Anazao, supporting Fagron’s strategy to build a nationwide 503A/503B platform. The transaction closed after customary clearance and was previously announced in September 2025, with an enterprise value of approximately $41.5 million.

WindRose Health Investors completed an investment in Avalon Healthcare Solutions, a Tampa, Florida-based healthcare technology platform providing lab benefit management and real-time, lab-driven insights for health plan clients. Francisco Partners also made an additional investment, continuing its support as Avalon plans to accelerate growth and invest in new product offerings and its technology platform.

Albaron Partners completed the acquisition of an infusion franchisee platform within the Vital Care Infusion Services franchise system. The deal includes Vital Care of Dixie/Etown, Vital Care of Moorestown, and Vital Care of Northfield, creating a platform operating four infusion pharmacies with eight total sites of care across Tennessee, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Ohio.

LyfeSci Research & Innovation, a Chicago-based full-service clinical research organization (CRO), acquired Clinically Media, a patient recruitment agency specializing in data-driven and inclusive enrollment strategies. The deal brings patient recruitment in-house and embeds Clinically Media’s capabilities—such as targeted digital outreach and community-based recruitment—into LyfeSci’s end-to-end clinical trial execution workflow.

Fagron announced the completion of its acquisition of University Compounding Pharmacy (UCP), a 503A pharmaceutical compounding pharmacy focused on health and wellness. UCP is headquartered in San Diego, California, and is positioned as complementary to Fagron’s Anazao business as Fagron builds a nationwide U.S. compounding platform spanning both 503A and 503B services. The transaction, previously announced in September 2025, closed following customary approvals at an enterprise value of approximately $41.5 million.

Princeton Radiology acquired two outpatient imaging centers in Hamilton and Lawrenceville, New Jersey, from Radiology Affiliates Imaging (RAI), a Radiology Partners practice. The acquisition expands Princeton Radiology’s regional footprint and will integrate the centers into its network while maintaining continuity of care and adding expanded imaging offerings over time.

Skylight Health acquired Stellation Care, an AI-enabled provider analytics company serving health plans and risk-bearing provider groups. The deal adds AI-powered provider intelligence, network insights, and referral optimization capabilities to Skylight Health’s multispecialty specialty-care orchestration platform (including its Skylight Illuminations strategy); financial terms were not disclosed.

MDpanel acquired Media Referral, a New York-based independent medical examination (IME) and peer review organization, to strengthen MDpanel’s footprint in New York and the broader Mid-Atlantic region. The deal adds Media Referral’s established insurance carrier client base and expands MDpanel’s peer review capabilities within its broader medical review services offering. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Media Referral will continue operating with its existing management team.

IntelyCare acquired CareRev, an on-demand acute-care workforce platform, to create a more comprehensive, technology-enabled clinical labor solution spanning acute and post-acute care. The combined platform will offer clinician job boards, recruiter and sourcing tools, contingent labor, and internal resource pool management, while both companies continue operating under their existing brands. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Superior Health Holdings acquired the Bayou Country hospice operations of Hope Healthcare & Hospice BC, LLC (Hope Hospice), expanding Superior’s home health and hospice presence in Southern Louisiana. Renovus Capital Partners, Superior’s private equity backer, highlighted the deal as part of Superior’s mission-aligned growth strategy to broaden access to hospice care in the region.

Grant Avenue Capital, a healthcare-focused middle-market private equity firm, acquired PatientCare EMS Solutions, a provider of ground-based emergency and non-emergency medical transportation and related EMS education services. PatientCare operates more than 400,000 transports annually across several U.S. states, and the investment is intended to support infrastructure investment and accelerate organic growth and add-on acquisitions. As part of the transaction, Jeff Shullaw was named CEO of PatientCare.

Ascend Vision Partners acquired three ophthalmology practices—Oklahoma Retinal Consultants, Wise Eye Associates, and Sylvester Eye Care & Aesthetics—expanding its presence into the Oklahoma City market. The combination broadens Ascend Vision’s coverage across North and South Oklahoma City, Norman, and as far south as Lawton, adding retinal, ophthalmic, and aesthetic services to its regional platform.

OrangeTwist announced a strategic alliance and minority investment from SBC Medical Group Holdings Incorporated to support OrangeTwist’s accelerated national growth strategy. Concurrently, OrangeTwist acquired six additional med spa locations in Colorado and Nevada, expanding to 24 locations across six U.S. states. OrangeTwist is backed by private equity firms Hildred and Athyrium Capital Management.

Intune Physical Therapy acquired Epic Physical Therapy, a six-clinic outpatient physical therapy practice serving the greater Raleigh market. The deal marks Intune’s entry into North Carolina and expands its footprint to eight clinics across two states.

Gauge Capital acquired Reliable Medical and partnered with its management team to provide growth capital and complete a recapitalization. Reliable Medical, founded in 1989 and headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, provides complex rehabilitation technology (CRT) and related mobility and home medical equipment solutions across the United States. Gauge acquired the company from prior sponsor Seven Hills Capital; financial terms were not disclosed.

U.S. Physical Therapy, Inc. (USPH) announced the acquisition of a 50% interest in an unnamed physical therapy management services company that exclusively manages a physical therapy practice with eight clinic locations. The business generates approximately $8.0 million in annual revenue and about 66,000 annual visits, with the remaining 50% retained by the current owners.

SHINE Technologies, LLC completed the acquisition of Lantheus’ SPECT business, including the North Billerica, Massachusetts SPECT manufacturing facility and an established portfolio of diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals. The acquired operation will run as SHINE SPECT USA, LLC, with Michael Rossi named CEO to lead integration and growth.

Interim HealthCare Inc. acquired its second-largest franchisee, effective January 1, 2026. The acquired operations include home-based care and staffing services across South Carolina’s Upstate and Midlands regions, along with a hospice location in Atlanta; the franchise had previously been owned by InvestSouth (Managing Partner: Chris Lupo). Financial terms were not disclosed.

PACS Group (NYSE: PACS) announced acquisitions expanding its post-acute footprint, with independently operated subsidiaries acquiring the operations of three post-acute care facilities totaling 230 beds (two in Alaska and one in Idaho). PACS also acquired the real estate of four skilled nursing facility properties across California and Arizona, including Sierra Valley Rehab Center (Porterville, California) and Apache Junction Health Center (near Phoenix, Arizona).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.