Recent Healthcare Services Acquisitions

Acquisition Volume in Healthcare Services by Year

Last 5 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 5 years for Recent Healthcare Services Acquisitions. 997 2022 696 2023 753 2024 822 2025 ~990 est. 255 2026
Actual Full-year estimate

Healthcare Services Acquisitions Snapshot highlights recent transactions that expand clinical footprints, add digital and payment capabilities, and deepen specialist services across the care continuum. Recent buyers include strategic consolidators, health‑tech platforms and private equity-backed investors such as Aria Care Partners, Nexus Enterprise Imaging, and Alantra Private Equity.

Common themes across the listed deals are geographic expansion within the United States (notably Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Kansas, Indiana and Washington), acquisitions that integrate technology or platform capabilities (enterprise imaging, dementia care, payments, digital pregnancy journeys), and targeted purchases that broaden specialty care and clinician education, for example The Lockwood Group’s oncology CME acquisition and Epiphany Dermatology’s practice add‑on.

What Stands Out

  • Strategic roll‑ups and regional platform builds: several buyers are consolidating provider practices and specialty clinics to expand clinical networks and operational scale.
  • Tech and platform integration: deals commonly add digital care, enterprise imaging/AI, payments and workforce‑management capabilities.
  • Active buyer mix: platform strategics, health‑tech acquirers and private equity sponsors all appear in recent transactions (examples below).
Buyer type Recent examples
Private equity / sponsor-backed Alantra Private Equity, Five Arrows Capital Partners, Geneva Private Equity
Strategic/platform acquirers Aria Care Partners, The Lockwood Group, Harbor Health
Health‑tech & services platforms Nexus Enterprise Imaging, RevSpring, MediKarma
  • Buyer
    SV Health Investors (SVHI)
    Target
    EpiVax, Inc.
    Type
    Buyout

    SV Health Investors (SVHI) announced it has acquired EpiVax, a Providence, Rhode Island-based bioanalytical CRO specializing in immunogenicity risk assessments for pharma and biotech companies. The deal represents a new platform investment for SVHI, which plans to support EpiVax’s expansion through added computational tools, cell-based assay applications, and broader analytical consulting services.

  • Buyer
    Office Ally
    Target
    Jopari Solutions, Inc.
    Seller
    WestView Capital
    Type
    Buyout

    Office Ally announced it has acquired Jopari Solutions, a provider of straight-through electronic claims processing and electronic payment capabilities for Property 26 Casualty, Commercial, and Government healthcare. The acquisition is intended to expand Office Ally’s all-payer clearinghouse network and payer-to-provider payment infrastructure by combining complementary claims, attachments, and payment workflows.

  • Buyer
    Gyde
    Target
    Avid Health
    Seller
    Gerrick Diaz
    Type
    Buyout

    Gyde, an AI-native brokerage platform based in Austin, Texas, acquired Avid Health, a Medicare-focused agency headquartered in Palm Beach, Florida. The deal adds Avid Health’s Medicare advisory business to Gyde’s platform so its brokers can use GydeOS and Gia AI to scale and improve client guidance across Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement, and Part D.

  • Buyer
    MedReview
    Target
    Vital Data Technology
    Type
    Buyout

    MedReview announced it has acquired Vital Data Technology to expand its healthcare payment integrity and analytics capabilities. Vital Data’s AI-driven Affinitē platform will be integrated into MedReview’s pre-pay and post-pay review, audit, and data mining offerings, and Vital Data will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary.

  • Buyer
    Korsana Biosciences, Inc.
    Target
    Cyclerion Therapeutics, Inc., Korsana Biosciences, Inc.
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Cyclerion Therapeutics and Korsana Biosciences have entered into a definitive merger agreement in an all-stock transaction, with the combined company to operate under the Korsana Biosciences name and trade on Nasdaq as KRSA. The merger is supported by an oversubscribed private financing expected to generate approximately $380 million in gross proceeds to fund Korsana operations into 2029.

  • Buyer
    Foster & Foster Consulting Actuaries, Inc.
    Target
    United Actuarial Services, Inc. (UAS)
    Type
    Buyout

    Foster & Foster Consulting Actuaries, Inc. completed its acquisition of United Actuarial Services, Inc. (UAS), an Indiana-based actuarial consulting firm serving multi-employer (Taft-Hartley) pension and health and welfare plans. The deal expands Foster & Foster’s depth of resources and reinforces its position in Taft-Hartley pension and health practice groups nationwide.

  • Buyer
    Premier Radiology Services
    Target
    Global Imaging Solutions (GLOBIS)
    Type
    Buyout

    Premier Radiology Services acquired Global Imaging Solutions (GLOBIS), a physician-founded teleradiology group that provides subspecialty imaging interpretations to outpatient imaging centers and orthopedic practices. The deal is intended to expand Premier’s subspecialized capabilities, client base, and nationwide teleradiology coverage.

  • Buyer
    The Mark Foundation For Cancer Research
    Target
    Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation, Samuel Waxman Institute for Aging–Cancer
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    The Mark Foundation For Cancer Research has finalized its merger with the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation to accelerate innovation in cancer science. The combined effort includes the Samuel Waxman Institute for Aging–Cancer (operating as a subsidiary of The Mark Foundation) and plans to fund $15 million over its first three years focused on aging as a leading risk factor for cancer.

  • Buyer
    Prescient Healthcare Group, Bridgepoint (Bridgepoint Development Capital)
    Target
    Dolon
    Location
    United Kingdom
    Type
    Buyout

    Prescient Healthcare Group acquired Dolon, a London-based consultancy focused on strategic pricing and market access for rare diseases and oncology. The deal strengthens Prescient’s ability to support global biopharma clients across clinical, commercial, and access decisions throughout the drug lifecycle, and expands its U.S. presence and AI-driven analytical capabilities.

  • Buyer
    Jukebox Health
    Target
    Braided Health
    Type
    Buyout

    Jukebox Health acquired Braided Health, a care management technology company for high-need dual-eligible Medicare-Medicaid populations. The deal is intended to expand Jukebox Health’s AI-driven integrated care platform by integrating Braided Health’s AI care management workflows with Jukebox Health’s in-home clinical insights and interventions.

  • Buyer
    Radon Medical Imaging
    Target
    Majestic Medical Solutions
    Type
    Addon

    Radon Medical Imaging acquired Majestic Medical Solutions, a Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based provider of medical imaging equipment services and solutions. The transaction closed in the fourth quarter of 2025 and expands Radon’s presence into Louisiana and Mississippi as part of its ongoing add-on acquisition strategy.

  • Buyer
    IKS Health
    Target
    ThinkDTM
    Type
    Buyout

    IKS Health announced a strategic acquihire of ThinkDTM, an AI-native product, strategy, and digital services company. ThinkDTM founder Tij Bedi will join IKS Health as Executive Vice President and General Manager, Patient Access and Innovation, with his team integrating into IKS Health’s patient access solutions platform.

  • Buyer
    Quad-C Management
    Target
    Dane Street
    Seller
    Will Fulton (Founder, Dane Street)

    Quad-C Management, a middle-market private equity firm, announced an investment in Dane Street, a provider of independent medical examination and peer review services for insurance and healthcare markets. The partnership is expected to accelerate Dane Street’s next phase of growth by expanding clinical and technology capabilities, increasing capacity, and pursuing strategic acquisitions.

  • Buyer
    Vision Innovation Partners
    Target
    Frederick Eye Institute
    Type
    Addon

    Vision Innovation Partners, a Mid-Atlantic eye care platform backed by Gryphon Investors, has acquired Frederick Eye Institute, an ophthalmology practice based in Frederick, Maryland. The deal adds another location to VIP’s growing ophthalmology network and aims to expand patient access to high-quality eye care.

  • Buyer
    Health Management Associates
    Target
    HealthTech Solutions
    Type
    Buyout

    Health Management Associates (HMA), a national consulting firm for publicly funded healthcare and human services, announced it has acquired HealthTech Solutions, a provider of Medicaid-focused technology, analytics, and compliance solutions. The deal strengthens HMA’s government health technology services by adding data/analytics and systems modernization capabilities, with HealthTech Solutions continuing to operate under its existing name as an HMA company.

  • Buyer
    Pediatrix Medical Group
    Target
    Tennessee Maternal-Fetal Medicine
    Type
    Buyout

    Pediatrix Medical Group expanded its maternal health services footprint by acquiring Tennessee Maternal-Fetal Medicine. The acquired practice will operate as Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialists of Tennessee under the Pediatrix banner and provide high-risk pregnancy care across five Middle Tennessee locations.

  • Buyer
    AngelEye Health
    Target
    SupportSpot platform
    Seller
    Child Life On Call
    Type
    Buyout

    AngelEye Health acquired the SupportSpot platform from Child Life On Call to expand pediatric family support and care-continuum capabilities across neonatal and pediatric settings. The acquisition integrates SupportSpot’s child life–informed psychosocial education and procedural preparation resources into AngelEye’s existing neonatal/pediatric digital ecosystem.

  • Buyer
    Collectly
    Target
    Pledge Health
    Type
    Buyout

    Collectly, an AI-powered patient financial experience platform for healthcare providers, acquired Pledge Health to add an AI workflow engine for pre-service financial workflows. The combined platform targets agentic RCM from front to back, automating high-friction steps such as coverage verification, cost estimates, financial clearance, and upfront payment collection.

  • Buyer
    Fertio
    Target
    Cascade Cryobank
    Type
    Buyout

    Fertio, an international fertility care group and parent company of European Sperm Bank, announced it is acquiring U.S.-based Cascade Cryobank. The deal expands Fertio’s presence in the United States while combining Fertio’s global experience and technology with Cascade Cryobank’s Early Disclosure Program for donor identity information immediately after birth.

  • Buyer
    Vitality
    Target
    Ramp Health
    Type
    Buyout

    Vitality announced its acquisition of Ramp Health, a provider of employer onsite healthcare, safety, and risk mitigation services. The combined offering pairs Vitality’s behavior-change, AI-enabled health insights with Ramp’s clinical and safety expertise to help employers manage medical claims and workers’ compensation costs end-to-end.

  • Buyer
    Infosys
    Target
    Optimum Healthcare IT
    Seller
    Achieve Partners
    Type
    Buyout

    Infosys has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Optimum Healthcare IT in an all-cash transaction valued at $465 million. The acquisition is intended to expand Infosys’ healthcare digital transformation capabilities, particularly across cloud, data, and workforce/enterprise application services.

  • Buyer
    Hopper OS
    Target
    Efferent
    Type
    Buyout

    Hopper OS announced it has acquired Efferent, a healthcare informatics company focused on cloud-based PACS, interoperability, and enterprise imaging. The deal is intended to expand Hopper OS’s intelligent healthcare operating system by adding imaging and real-time clinical collaboration capabilities alongside its existing EMR, cloud infrastructure, patient management tools, agentic AI, analytics, and IT services.

  • Buyer
    Cerebral
    Target
    Inflow
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Cerebral, a digital mental healthcare provider, announced its acquisition of Inflow, a personalized ADHD digital therapeutic app. The deal expands Cerebral’s ADHD offering by adding between-session, CBT-based micro-lessons and daily skills support, while both companies continue to operate as separate platforms.

  • Buyer
    Cencora
    Target
    EyeSouth Partners' retina business
    Seller
    Olympus Partners, EyeSouth Partners
    Type
    Buyout

    Cencora signed a definitive agreement to acquire EyeSouth Partners’ retina business for $1.1 billion. Upon closing, the affiliated retina physicians will join Cencora’s Retina Consultants of America (RCA) management services organization.

  • Buyer
    Palm Primary Care, MBF Healthcare Partners II, L.P.
    Target
    Azle Central (Texas Health primary care clinic), Azle Parkway (Texas Health primary care clinic)
    Seller
    Texas Health Physicians Group
    Type
    Addon

    Palm Primary Care, part of the MBF Healthcare Partners II portfolio, acquired two Texas Health primary care clinics in Azle, Texas. The clinics began operating as Palm Primary Care on March 1, 2026, expanding Palm’s North Texas footprint to nine clinics across Tarrant and Dallas Counties.

  • Buyer
    Cambridge Innovation Institute (CII)
    Target
    Neurotech Reports
    Type
    Buyout

    Cambridge Innovation Institute (CII) announced it has acquired Neurotech Reports, a neurotechnology publication and conference series. CII said the deal expands its healthcare portfolio within its Cambridge VIP division, with the first joint event being the Bioelectronic Medicine Forum on April 14 in New York City.

  • Buyer
    Riverside Insights
    Target
    Move This World
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Riverside Insights, a provider of research-backed educational assessments, announced it has acquired Move This World, a behavioral and mental health platform serving PreK–12 school communities. The deal combines Riverside’s DESSA assessment system with Move This World’s multimedia instructional programming to create a more integrated MTSS framework connecting assessment, instruction, and student support.

  • Buyer
    Aria Care Partners
    Target
    Coronado Dental
    Seller
    Davis Henning, DDS (Owner of Coronado Dental)
    Type
    Buyout

    Aria Care Partners acquired Coronado Dental, a mobile onsite dental care provider based in Chandler, Arizona, to establish Aria’s first presence in Arizona. Coronado Dental serves about 75 skilled nursing facilities across Phoenix and Tucson and will be integrated into Aria’s platform while Aria retains Coronado’s client-facing team to support continuity of care.

  • Buyer
    Oasis Health Partners
    Target
    Premier Health
    Type
    Buyout

    Oasis Health Partners has acquired Premier Health, a healthcare administrative services organization focused on revenue cycle management and practice operations, to expand Oasis’s independent primary care platform. The combined company aims to modernize primary care by integrating clinical, operational, and financial infrastructure—particularly to support value-based care while keeping physicians independent.

  • Buyer
    Paw Prosper
    Target
    Onlinepethealth
    Type
    Buyout

    Paw Prosper, an animal health and wellness platform, announced it has acquired Onlinepethealth, a global continuing education and professional development platform for veterinary rehabilitation professionals. Onlinepethealth will continue operating under the leadership of founder Dr. Megan Kelly as Paw Prosper expands an integrated veterinary rehabilitation education and community ecosystem.

  • Buyer
    Palladium Equity Partners, LLC, WayPoint Capital Partners
    Target
    DME Express
    Seller
    WayPoint Capital Partners
    Type
    Buyout

    Palladium Equity Partners announced an agreement to acquire a majority equity interest in DME Express, a hospice durable medical equipment (DME) provider serving customers across the United States. The deal is expected to be completed after customary conditions, with CEO Mark Borneleit and the founding team continuing to lead, and WayPoint Capital Partners rolling to a minority stake.

  • Buyer
    Knowtion Health
    Target
    revly
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Knowtion Health, a technology-enabled healthcare revenue cycle management company, announced its acquisition of revly, which provides intelligent reimbursement solutions and optimization services. The deal is intended to expand Knowtion’s claims routing capabilities using EHR-agnostic technology to identify and capture revenue opportunities before and after claims submission.

  • Buyer
    Aditxt
    Target
    Ignite Proteomics
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Aditxt announced the $36 million acquisition of Ignite Proteomics, a commercial-stage precision oncology company. The deal was structured through the issuance of 36,000 shares of Aditxt’s newly designated Series A-2 convertible preferred stock, and Ignite will operate as a subsidiary within Aditxt’s oncology initiatives.

  • Buyer
    PhaseWell Research
    Target
    Chase Medical Research
    Type
    Buyout

    PhaseWell Research, a multisite clinical research company headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, announced it has acquired Chase Medical Research, a Connecticut-based clinical research site with locations in Waterbury and Hamden. The acquisition strengthens PhaseWell’s presence in the Northeast and expands its ability to support cardiometabolic and central nervous system clinical research in community-based settings.

  • Buyer
    TPG
    Target
    One Aged Care, Econ Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes, Ambulance Medical Service
    Location
    Singapore

    TPG launched One Aged Care, a senior healthcare services platform intended to address rising demand for elderly care in Singapore and Malaysia. The platform brings together Econ Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes, and Ambulance Medical Service under a unified structure while preserving each business’s existing brand identities.

  • Buyer
    Amplifon
    Target
    GN Store Nord A/S - Hearing business (ReSound and Beltone brands)
    Seller
    GN Store Nord A/S
    Location
    Denmark
    Type
    Buyout

    Amplifon entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the hearing business of GN Store Nord A/S in a deal valued at DKK 17.0 billion (about $2.6 billion) on a cash-free and debt-free basis. The transaction is expected to create a vertically integrated global leader in audiology by combining Amplifon’s retail network with GN’s hearing technology and manufacturing capabilities, with expected closing by the end of 2026 subject to regulatory approvals and a required carve-out demerger.

  • Buyer
    Chartis
    Target
    Leap AI
    Type
    Buyout

    Chartis, a healthcare advisory firm, announced it has acquired Leap AI, an AI-driven healthcare solutions company. The deal combines Leap AI’s generative AI, workflow automation, and product development capabilities with Chartis’ advisory platform to accelerate AI and technology transformation for healthcare organizations.

  • Buyer
    Viventium
    Target
    Perks4Care
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Buyout

    Viventium, a human capital management (HCM) provider for the post-acute care market, announced the strategic acquisition of Perks4Care, a rewards and recognition platform built for the post-acute care workforce. The deal expands Viventium’s caregiver retention capabilities via points-based recognition and incentive programs tailored by care providers. The acquisition officially closed in December 2025; financial terms were not disclosed.

  • Buyer
    Nexus Health, part of The Lockwood Group, The Lockwood Group, LLC, Ares Management Corporation
    Target
    Stratis Group, LLC
    Type
    Addon

    Nexus Health, part of The Lockwood Group, acquired Stratis Group, a commercialization strategy and market access consulting firm for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and physician network clients. The deal expands Nexus Health’s integrated, data-driven capabilities across patient services, HEOR, real-world evidence, adherence strategy, and field reimbursement management.

  • Buyer
    PurposeCare
    Target
    Freedom Home Care
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Addon

    PurposeCare, a Midwest home-health and home-care provider founded in 2021, announced that Freedom Home Care has joined the PurposeCare family of companies. The transaction expands Freedom Home Care’s capacity across the Midwest and enables access to integrated home health services through PurposeCare’s dual home health/home care model.

  • Buyer
    James River Home Health, RiverGlade Capital
    Target
    Golden Rule Hospice
    Type
    Buyout

    Golden Rule Hospice, based in Atlanta, Georgia, has been acquired by James River Home Health, a RiverGlade Capital portfolio company. The partnership is intended to expand James River Home Health’s care footprint into the metro Atlanta region.

  • Buyer
    ClinActiv Holdings, ClinActiv Holdings affiliate
    Target
    Crescita Therapeutics
    Location
    Ontario, Canada
    Type
    Buyout

    Crescita Therapeutics entered into a definitive arrangement agreement to be acquired by ClinActiv Holdings in an all-cash deal valued at $0.80 per share (minimum $0.75), subject to customary working capital adjustments. The transaction is expected to close in Q2 2026 via a court-approved statutory plan of arrangement in Ontario, with Crescita’s shares to be delisted after completion.

  • Buyer
    SportsMed Physical Therapy
    Target
    The Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center LLC
    Type
    Addon

    SportsMed Physical Therapy announced the acquisition of The Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center LLC, adding clinics in Hamden and West Haven, Connecticut. The deal increases SportsMed’s footprint to 54 clinics across New Jersey and Connecticut.

  • Buyer
    Aveanna Healthcare Holdings
    Target
    Family First Homecare
    Type
    Buyout

    Aveanna Healthcare Holdings has entered into an agreement to acquire Family First Homecare for approximately $175.5 million. The deal will expand Aveanna’s pediatric home healthcare footprint across multiple U.S. states and strengthen its specialized care model for medically complex, high-cost patient populations.

  • Buyer
    Health Wave Partners
    Target
    MorningStar Senior Living of Parker
    Seller
    MorningStar Senior Living
    Type
    Buyout

    Health Wave Partners announced the acquisition of MorningStar Senior Living of Parker, a 191-unit Class-A senior housing campus in Parker, Colorado. The deal supports Health Wave’s strategy of investing in high-quality senior housing communities with experienced operating partners in demographically advantaged markets.

  • Buyer
    26Health
    Target
    Optimal Integrative Care
    Type
    Buyout

    26Health has announced the acquisition of Optimal Integrative Care, a medical practice located in Atlanta, Georgia. Optimal Integrative Care specializes in infectious disease treatment, internal medicine, and primary care, and will be integrated into 26Health’s coordinated care model to expand access across the Southeast.

  • Buyer
    Synergy IOM LLC
    Target
    NIHG Services, LLC
    Location
    United States

    Synergy IOM LLC, backed by Monument MicroCap Partners, recapitalized NIHG Services, LLC. NIHG provides administrative and operational support services to healthcare providers, including credentialing, contracting, and payor enrollment.

  • Buyer
    Dynamic Access
    Target
    PICC Stat
    Type
    Buyout

    Dynamic Access, a Dallas-based provider of on-demand vascular access services, acquired Minneapolis-based PICC Stat. The deal expands Dynamic Access into Minnesota and is expected to integrate PICC Stat’s clinical team and operational resources to strengthen vascular access solutions across the state.

  • Buyer
    AMKY Health CT, LLC
    Target
    MedCare Express
    Seller
    MedCare Express (client of Osage Advisors), Dr. Parthsarthi "Parth" Patel (founder; implied seller/creator), Osage Advisors (advisor; not the seller)
    Type
    Buyout

    Osage Advisors announced the sale of MedCare Express to AMKY Health CT, LLC, a private physician practice group. MedCare Express is an integrated urgent and primary care center in Newington, Connecticut serving the Greater Hartford area.

  • Buyer
    Elsevier
    Target
    Mytonomy
    Type
    Buyout

    Elsevier entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Mytonomy, a provider of video-based patient engagement solutions. The deal will add Mytonomy’s enterprise cloud platform into Elsevier’s Clinical Solutions portfolio, integrating patient education and communication tools within electronic health record systems.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of buyers are active in Healthcare Services transactions?

A mix of private equity sponsors and strategic platform buyers are active. Recurring sponsor names include Serent Capital, Revelstoke Capital Partners and Five Arrows Capital Partners; strategic and tech‑enabled acquirers include Aria Care Partners, Nexus Enterprise Imaging and RevSpring.

Which subsectors are showing the most activity?

Recent deals focus on specialty clinical services (dermatology, addiction treatment), onsite clinical programs for post‑acute settings, clinician education (oncology CME), and technology‑enabled capabilities such as enterprise imaging/AI, dementia care platforms, payments integration, workforce solutions, and digital women’s‑health offerings.

Where are these acquisitions taking place geographically?

Most recent transactions are U.S.‑focused (examples in Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Kansas, Indiana and Washington), with select cross‑border activity in the United Kingdom and Europe (e.g., MediKarma in the U.K. and Alantra Private Equity’s continuation fund supporting Health in Code in Spain).

How are deals being structured or integrated?

Structures vary by deal: examples include full acquisitions and platform add‑ons, master service agreements to assume operations (as with Nexus Enterprise Imaging and Apollo Enterprise Imaging), equity‑linked consideration and knowledge‑transfer arrangements (as in MediKarma’s purchase of Nanell), and continuation vehicles to retain stake and fund growth (as used by Alantra Private Equity for Health in Code).

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