Healthcare Services Acquisitions in Louisiana

Superior Health Holdings, backed by Renovus Capital Partners, has acquired Pulse Home Health and Hospice, a community-based home health and hospice provider serving Louisiana's Northshore. The deal expands Superior's integrated in-home care capabilities and strengthens its footprint and referral relationships across the Northshore region.

Resolve Pain Solutions, a Compass Group Equity Partners–backed platform, has acquired Spine Diagnostic & Pain Treatment Center, a Baton Rouge-area pain management practice. Spine's physician and executive leadership have joined Resolve as partners as the practice will continue to operate independently while leveraging Resolve's resources to support growth in Louisiana.

Superior Health Holdings, a Louisiana home‑based care provider backed by Renovus Capital Partners, acquired the Bayou Country hospice operations of Hope Healthcare & Hospice BC, LLC, expanding Superior's hospice footprint in southern Louisiana. The deal strengthens Superior's integrated care capabilities, complements its nearby Divinity Home Health location, and broadens access to hospice services across the Bayou region.

Elevate ENT Partners, a management support organization backed by Audax Private Equity, has acquired Camellia ENT, an otolaryngology practice in Lafayette, Louisiana. The add-on expands Elevate's regional footprint and provides Camellia ENT with operational, financial and technology resources to support growth and patient care.

Gauge Capital-backed Rovia Clinical Research has acquired two clinical research sites — Delta Research Partners of Bastrop and Delta Research Partners of West Monroe — expanding Rovia's network and clinical capabilities in hepatology, gastroenterology and internal medicine across northern Louisiana. The sites' founders and principal investigators, Dr. Raj Bhandari and Dr. Butch Dunn, join Rovia's platform as the company continues to scale its multi-specialty research site network.

SUN Behavioral Health has acquired the home- and community-based services division of Seaside Healthcare, expanding SUN’s continuum of care and community presence across six Southeastern states. The transaction, which closed May 1, 2025, transfers administrative oversight of the community agencies to SUN while Seaside retains its acute inpatient facilities.

AMSURG has acquired Pinnacle Surgery Center, a state-of-the-art ambulatory surgery center in Covington, Louisiana, expanding AMSURG’s footprint in the state. The 8,787 sq. ft. facility includes three operating rooms, one procedure room, 23-hour overnight capability and is staffed by 17 physicians specializing in spine, pain management and ophthalmology.

Renovus Capital Partners has entered a strategic partnership to acquire Superior Health Holdings, a Baton Rouge–based provider of home health and hospice services covering much of southern and northwest Louisiana. Renovus will support Superior’s growth and rollout into new communities and states; financial terms were not disclosed.

Solis Mammography has acquired Breast Center of Acadiana, adding the practice's two breast imaging locations in Lafayette and Youngsville, Louisiana to its national network. The deal expands Solis's footprint into its 18th major market as the private equity-backed operator continues consolidating specialized breast imaging centers.

Genefic, the healthcare subsidiary of Dalrada Financial Corporation, has acquired IV Services, LLC, an infusion pharmacy and infusion management provider based in Gretna, Louisiana. The acquisition expands Genefic’s specialty pharmacy capabilities and regional footprint (Louisiana and Mississippi), adding payor contracts and patient volumes as the company enters the infusion pharmacy management market.

PromptCare has acquired Louisiana-based Coastal Infusion Services, adding the provider’s at-home infusion capabilities and six ambulatory infusion suites to PromptCare’s national specialty pharmacy and infusion platform. The deal expands PromptCare’s footprint in the southern U.S. and enhances its specialty pharmacy and infusion service offering for patients with chronic and rare conditions.

U.S. Orthopaedic Partners (USOP) announced the acquisition of Orthopaedic Associates of New Orleans (OANO) and Mid State Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Center (Mid State), adding eight locations and expanding USOP's Southeastern network. The transactions expand USOP's clinical capabilities in joint replacement and sports medicine and increase its presence in Louisiana.

Optum has submitted an all-cash proposal to acquire Amedisys for $100 per share (a roughly 26% premium), aiming to combine Amedisys' home health, hospice and high-acuity capabilities with Optum's value-based care expertise. The proposal is all-cash, with no financing contingency, and is presented as providing full and certain value to Amedisys shareholders.

Lee Equity Partners formed a new national cardiovascular platform, Cardiovascular Logistics, and acquired Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS). Comvest Credit Partners acted as joint lead arranger on a senior secured credit facility to support the acquisition and the platform’s organic and inorganic growth.

Atlanta-based West Physics Consulting, LLC has acquired Enterprise Physics, LLC, a Slidell, Louisiana–based provider of diagnostic medical and health physics services. The deal expands West Physics’ client footprint in Louisiana and Mississippi and transitions Enterprise Physics’ owner, Dr. James Terry, into a part-time role ahead of his planned retirement.

Vital Care Infusion Services acquired Gem Drugs, Inc., a provider of home infusion and in-home IVIG services serving the Reserve, Louisiana area. The deal, facilitated by Benchmark International, was driven by Vital Care's strategic expansion of its franchise network to increase local access to infusion therapy.

The IMA Group’s clinical research division, IMA Clinical Research, has acquired Clinical Trials of America (CTA), adding 10 site locations (four independent and six embedded) and expanding IMA’s reach in Louisiana and North Carolina. CTA will continue to operate under existing leadership, and the deal increases IMA’s clinical network and therapeutic capabilities to better serve sponsors and CROs; terms were not disclosed.

Health Management Associates (HMA) has merged with The Focus Group; The Focus Group will continue to operate as The Focus Group, an HMA Company, with founders David Kulick and Alex Rich remaining as managing directors. Terms were not disclosed. The Focus Group, founded in 2014 and based in New Orleans, provides market intelligence, strategy, business transformation, and go-to-market services for healthcare clients; HMA is a national healthcare policy and consulting firm founded in 1985.

Velocity Clinical Research, a portfolio company of GHO Capital, has acquired MedPharmics, a U.S.-based multi-site clinical research organization. The add-on expands Velocity's network by eight sites (bringing it to 40 locations), adds just over 100 employees, and improves access to diverse patient populations including African American and Native American communities.

Healthcare Performance Group, Inc. (HPG) has acquired Health Data Specialists, LLC (HDS), a healthcare IT consulting firm with expertise in Epic, Siemens and Cerner that has served more than 300 hospitals and health systems. HDS’s project management, optimization, legacy system support and managed services will be integrated into HPG to expand its EHR-focused consulting capabilities and service offerings.

Urology America, a urology-focused management services organization based in Austin, Texas, has entered a partnership to add Southern Surgical & Medical Specialists (Southern Urology), a Lafayette, Louisiana multi-location urology practice, to its platform. Southern Urology brings 15 urologists, seven advanced practice providers and a radiation oncologist across seven clinic locations and a cancer center; Urology America will provide operational and clinical support to drive growth and continuity of care.

Quipt Home Medical Corp. (Quipt) acquired Access Respiratory Homecare, LLC, adding two Louisiana locations and approximately $6.5 million in annualized revenue and an expected $1.3 million of adjusted EBITDA post-integration. The deal expands Quipt’s service footprint into Louisiana (New Orleans and Lafayette), increases its active patient base and referring physician network, and brings a management team with specialized respiratory capabilities and insurance contracts.

Home Care Delivered, a Richmond, Virginia-based provider of insurance-covered medical supplies, has acquired United Medical Providers, a Louisiana-based urological supplies distributor. The acquisition expands HCD's urology capabilities and customer reach, adding UMP's regional relationships and approximately 2,500 urology customers across 17 states to HCD's national distribution and payer network.

HealthComp Holding Company LLC, a New Mountain Capital portfolio company and leading third‑party administrator (TPA), has acquired Gilsbar's TPA and in‑house care management (MedCom) divisions. The deal expands HealthComp's capabilities in care management and analytics and strengthens its local presence in the South and Southeast to better serve employers and brokers.

First Fertility, a nationwide fertility operator, has acquired The Fertility Institute of New Orleans, bringing the Louisiana-based clinic into its growing network of centers. The acquisition expands First Fertility’s footprint in the Southern United States and increases patient access to reproductive care across Louisiana.

Kepro has completed the acquisition of eQHealth Solutions, adding the company's population health management technology and medical management services to Kepro's portfolio. The deal expands Kepro's cloud-based offerings (including eQSuite) and community-based services (eQCare) to strengthen its population health management and technology capabilities for government and commercial payers.

BayMark Health Services has acquired New Day Recovery, a residential and office-based opioid treatment provider based in West Monroe, Louisiana. The acquisition expands BayMark’s residential treatment footprint and continuum of care in Louisiana by adding New Day’s residential facilities, OBOT program, and intensive outpatient services to BayMark’s network.

Trinity Health acquired a majority ownership stake in Premier Health, a national operator of health system‑branded urgent care clinics headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Under the partnership Premier Health will operate about 20 existing Trinity Health urgent care locations and plans to significantly expand its urgent care footprint across multiple states to improve access and integrate urgent care with Trinity's broader care network.

Southern Scripts received a $100 million capital commitment from Water Street Healthcare Partners to accelerate growth of its transparent pharmacy benefit management (PBM) model. Water Street will join the company's investors and board, supporting technology enhancement, service expansion and a national footprint extension while Southern Scripts' founders and management remain in place.

GI Alliance announced a partnership with Metropolitan Gastroenterology Associates (MGA), the largest gastroenterology physician group in Louisiana, expanding GI Alliance's footprint in the state. The deal brings MGA's 26 gastroenterologists, 21 advanced practice providers and three New Orleans-area locations into GI Alliance's national physician-led network to strengthen local GI service delivery and care coordination.

BayMark Health Services (operating as BAART Programs in Louisiana) acquired Choices of Louisiana, a provider of three Opioid Treatment Programs (one in Alexandria and two in the New Orleans market). The acquisition expands BayMark's medication‑assisted treatment footprint in Louisiana, bringing its total OTP presence in the state to four clinics and integrating Choices' counseling and MAT services into the BAART network.

Clearview Capital Fund IV recapitalized Capitol Imaging Services, partnering with founder Dr. John Hamide and management to provide capital for organic growth and add-on acquisitions. Headquartered in Metairie, Louisiana, Capitol Imaging operates 20 freestanding outpatient diagnostic imaging centers offering MRI, CT and mammography; Dr. Hamide remains on the board and retains a meaningful equity stake while management continues to run day-to-day operations.

N. Harris Computer Corporation (Harris) acquired SourceGroup CBO, L.L.C, a Thibodaux, Louisiana–based medical billing software provider. The deal expands Harris Healthcare's revenue cycle management capabilities by adding SourceGroup into its Ultimate Billing group to strengthen service for CareTracker customers.

BayMark Health Services, through its AppleGate Recovery division, has acquired Medication Assisted Recovery Centers (MARC), adding two office-based opioid treatment (OBOT) clinics in Metairie and Slidell, Louisiana. The acquisition expands AppleGate Recovery's footprint in Louisiana to eight clinics and brings MARC co-founder Dan Forman into AppleGate as a regional operations director.

Dallas-based private equity firm Latticework Capital Management announced a strategic investment in Beacon Behavioral Hospital, a Baton Rouge-based provider of inpatient and intensive outpatient mental health programs in Louisiana. The investment is intended to support Beacon’s growth and capability expansion as the company seeks to enhance services and add new solutions across its inpatient and outpatient network.