Tracked deals
42
42 tracked deals across 2017-2026.
Tracked deals
42
42 tracked deals across 2017-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
29 strategic · 18 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2022
9 tracked deals announced in 2022.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| InTandem Capital Partners | 2 | Healthcare services–focused private equity firm that prov... | PE |
| MedExpress | 2 | Operator of neighborhood urgent-care and walk-in outpatie... | Strategic |
| AdaptHealth | 1 | Publicly traded full-service medical equipment distributo... | Strategic |
| AmeriPro Health | 1 | Tech-enabled patient logistics and last-mile medical tran... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Arcus Healthcare Partners | 1 | Real estate investment firm focused on senior housing and... | PE |
| Atlantic Street Capital | 1 | Private equity firm investing in lower-middle-market comp... | PE |
| BlackRock Long Term Private Capital (LTPC) | 1 | Long-term private capital strategy of BlackRock investing... | PE |
| Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) | 1 | Quebec-based institutional investor and pension fund mana... | PE |
| Care Career, Inc. | 1 | National healthcare staffing firm that unites multiple st... | Strategic |
| CareDx, Inc. | 1 | Molecular diagnostics company focused on development and ... | Strategic |
Last 10 years
Supporting Data
Securitas Healthcare announced its acquisition of ZulaFly, a healthcare-focused Real-Time Location System (RTLS) and staff safety technology company. The deal is intended to expand Securitas Healthcare’s cloud-based RTLS capabilities while also supporting on-prem deployments for healthcare organizations.
H.I.G. Capital completed the sale of Celerion Holdings, Inc. to funds affiliated with THL Partners for approximately $1.8 billion. Celerion is a clinical pharmacology-focused contract research organization providing early clinical trial and bioanalytical laboratory services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies globally.
TELCOR Inc acquired Sample Healthcare, an AI workflow platform designed to execute revenue cycle and clinical operations workflows. The combined solution integrates TELCOR’s revenue cycle system with Sample’s AI workflow engine to automate tasks such as prior authorizations, appeals, payer follow-up, and document processing, while keeping Sample available as a standalone platform. Terms were not disclosed.
Dovida, a global provider of person-centered home care services, entered the United States by acquiring A Place At Home, a home-care franchise network serving communities nationwide. The acquisition expands Dovida into its seventh market and its first in North America, with A Place At Home’s founders and executive team continuing to guide the organization under the Dovida brand.
MedImpact Healthcare Systems has completed the acquisition of Sav-Rx, a pharmacy benefit manager with more than five decades of experience serving organized labor. The deal expands MedImpact's scale, specialized PBM expertise, and health solutions portfolio while allowing Sav-Rx to operate independently under its existing leadership.
Conscious Capital Growth, in partnership with Petra Capital Partners, has acquired RD Nutrition Consultants, a national provider of clinical dietitian consulting services across the United States. The new ownership will support RD Nutrition's organic growth, accelerate its telehealth and GLP-1-related offerings, and pursue selective add-on acquisitions while founder Robert DeLair remains CEO with a meaningful ownership stake.
Care Career, Inc. completed the acquisition of Source Medical Staffing, LLC effective October 25, 2025. The deal expands Care Career's national footprint and strengthens its therapy, travel nurse and allied staffing capabilities across post‑acute and other healthcare settings.
New York-based ProMed Staffing Resources has acquired Rock Medical Group, an Omaha, Nebraska travel nurse and allied health staffing agency. The deal expands ProMed's reach in travel nursing and allied health staffing, offering clinicians greater mobility, benefits and access to national job opportunities.
CrossMed Healthcare Staffing, a women-owned staffing firm based in Omaha, Nebraska, has acquired Summit Medical Staffing, a veteran-owned healthcare staffing agency headquartered in Fremont, Nebraska. The acquisition expands CrossMed's clinician network and enhances its ability to serve healthcare facilities nationwide by integrating Summit's clinicians and leveraging CrossMed's technology and scale.
Omaha-based healthcare company Fusion acquired the Omaha, Lincoln and Council Bluffs franchise of senior home care provider Comfort Keepers, marking Fusion’s first expansion into the home care market. Fusion has appointed Calli Smith to lead the new home care services unit as the company extends its staffing and workforce solutions into non-medical in-home senior care.
Main Street Capital Corporation fully exited its debt investments and partially exited its equity stake in Nebraska Vet AcquireCo, LLC (d/b/a Heritage Vet Partners) after a majority recapitalization led by a new, unnamed financial sponsor. Main Street realized a $55.5 million gain and received a minority equity position in the acquirer; Heritage, headquartered in West Point, Nebraska, is a national provider of rural, mixed- and large-animal veterinary services and products.
Titan Nurse Staffing, LLC (TNS) will merge into Titan Medical Group, LLC, with Titan Medical Group remaining the surviving entity under an Agreement and Plan of Merger approved by both companies. The merger is expected to be finalized on March 30, 2025 to streamline operations and unify healthcare staffing services under the Titan Medical brand.
AmeriPro Health, an Atlanta-based patient logistics and medical transportation platform, has acquired Priority Medical Transport, an emergency medical services provider based in North Platte, Nebraska. The acquisition expands AmeriPro's 911, interfacility and critical care transport services in Nebraska and strengthens its Midwest presence.
Arcus Healthcare Partners has acquired Kinship Pointe Northridge, an independent and assisted living community in Kearney, Nebraska. Omega Senior Living will provide third-party management services for the community as Arcus assumes ownership to expand its senior housing portfolio.
Omaha-based medical staffing firm Triage has acquired Fremont, Nebraska–based RTG Medical. The acquisition adds RTG’s nursing, long-term care and allied divisions to Triage’s platform, expanding its fulfillment capacity and job pool for travel nurses and allied healthcare professionals.
Atlantic Street Capital (ASC) has acquired Brown's Medical Imaging, an Omaha-based provider of medical imaging equipment, service, maintenance and support. ASC plans to combine Brown's with its existing platform Prestige Medical Imaging to create the No. 2 independent provider of medical imaging services nationally and will pursue geographic expansion and select add-on acquisitions.
InTandem Capital Partners completed a strategic equity investment to acquire OrthoNebraska, a regional provider of orthopedic and musculoskeletal care headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. Audax Private Debt provided a unitranche credit facility to support the transaction; InTandem intends to accelerate OrthoNebraska's growth by expanding clinical capabilities and geographic reach.
Jackson Healthcare has completed its acquisition of LRS Healthcare after the companies signed a definitive agreement to combine in May 2023. LRS Healthcare will continue operating under the LRS brand from its Omaha, Nebraska headquarters, led by president Jeff Beckmann and backed by Jackson Healthcare’s national healthcare staffing platform.
Milan Laser Hair Removal received strategic growth equity investments from Sixth Street and Wildcat Capital Management, with existing investor Leonard Green & Partners and the company co-founders retaining a majority stake. The capital will be used to accelerate clinic expansion, marketing, and business development as Milan Laser — the largest U.S. laser hair removal provider with ~250–260 clinics and ~1,700 employees — scales its footprint and offerings.
Velocity Clinical Research, a GHO-backed integrated research site organization, has acquired Meridian Clinical Research for an undisclosed amount. The deal creates the largest dedicated clinical research site organization globally (about 80 sites), expands Velocity's U.S. footprint to 25 states and adds Meridian's network of 35+ sites and experienced investigators and staff.
H.I.G. Capital (through an affiliate) completed the acquisition of Celerion Holdings, Inc., a global clinical research organization headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska. Celerion provides end-to-end early-stage clinical trial and bioanalytical services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients; H.I.G. said the investment expands its pharma services platform and supports Celerion's growth plans.
One Equity Partners (OEP) has completed the acquisition of Prime Time Healthcare, a Nebraska-based healthcare staffing provider specializing in travel nursing and placement services for RNs, LPNs, CNAs and allied clinicians across the U.S. Financial terms were not disclosed; OEP said it will support Prime Time's growth through complementary acquisitions and expanded service offerings. Coker Capital served as exclusive financial advisor to Prime Time Healthcare.
Health Technologies Inc. (Dining RD) has acquired Columbus, Nebraska-based EZ Nutrition Consulting, PC, a provider of registered dietitian and dietary manager consulting to senior living communities and critical access hospitals. The acquisition will expand Dining RD's Registered Dietitian consulting services and allow integration of EZ Nutrition's clients with Dining RD's menu and software programs; Dining RD is PE-backed by Evolution Capital Partners.
BlackRock Long Term Private Capital (LTPC) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority interest in Paradigm Oral Health from shareholders including InTandem Capital Partners. The investment will partner with Paradigm's executive team, led by founder and CEO Dr. David Rallis, to support platform expansion, technology adoption and continued growth of the company's oral surgery and digital dentistry platform.
Calgary-based headversity has acquired the assets of Health Improvement Solutions to integrate HIS's evidence-based health risk assessment methodology and program services into headversity's workforce mental health and resilience platform. The deal expands headversity's capability to assess employee health risks and build bespoke employer mental health and wellbeing programs.
Kubat HealthCare has acquired Hilltop Drugs Etc, a community pharmacy in Neligh, Nebraska. The acquisition expands Kubat's network into an underserved Midwest community and will enable Hilltop to offer additional services such as respiratory care, compounding, infusion, and home medical equipment while the incumbent pharmacist-in-charge will remain on staff.
Harbour Point Capital completed a recapitalization investment in Midwest Medical Transport (MMT), partnering with healthcare veteran Kevin Ketzel. Prior investors Panorama Point Partners, Dixon Midland Company and ORIX Private Equity Solutions sold their interests; the transaction will provide capital and strategic support to accelerate MMT's geographic expansion and growth across health systems.
Ecotex Healthcare Linen Service Corporation has acquired Ameritex Services, an Omaha-based healthcare laundry and linen provider owned by Mark and Brad Goldstrom. The acquisition expands Ecotex's regional footprint and capacity in the Midwest and will fund a multimillion-dollar plan to modernize and expand Ameritex's Omaha laundry plant.
Funds advised by Centerbridge Partners and Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) will acquire Medical Solutions from TPG Growth in a transaction expected to close in Q4 2021; terms were not disclosed. Medical Solutions, headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, is a leading provider of healthcare workforce solutions (notably travel nursing and allied staffing) that deployed clinicians to more than 4,500 facilities in 2020; the buyers said they will support the company's next phase of expansion and capability-building.
Honor Technology, Inc. has acquired Home Instead, Inc., combining Honor’s home-care technology and operations platform with Home Instead’s global home-care network to accelerate innovation and improve caregiver and client experiences. The combined organization will operate Home Instead as a subsidiary of Honor and represents over $2.1 billion in home care services revenue; financial terms were not disclosed.
Pharos Capital’s post-acute care platform, Charter Health Care Group, has acquired Omaha-based Physmed Home Health Care and Serene Care Hospice from owner Domer Sodusta. The add-on expands Charter’s home health and hospice footprint into the Omaha market and brings local leadership (CEO Jake Panowicz) into a Charter national role to support growth and clinical quality.
Main Street Capital Corporation provided $17.0 million of debt and a minority equity investment to facilitate a minority recapitalization of Northeast Nebraska Vet Services, PC (NVS) and Heritage Animal Health, supporting the companies’ growth and acquisition strategy. Bridgepoint Investment Banking acted as exclusive financial advisor to the companies on the transaction.
Central Logic, a healthcare access and orchestration technology company, has acquired Omaha-based Ensocare to extend its solution from acute care referrals and transfers into post-acute care settings. The acquisition expands Central Logic's platform to include Ensocare's curated network of more than 50,000 post-acute care providers, improving transitions of care, interoperability with EHRs, and operational and financial performance for health systems.
AdaptHealth (Nasdaq: AHCO) acquired Diabetes Supply Center of the Midlands (DSCM), a Nebraska-based distributor of diabetes devices and ancillary products, from the nonprofit Diabetes Education Center of the Midlands. The deal expands AdaptHealth's Midwest footprint and will provide proceeds to DECM to support diabetes education, research and community programs.
Wichita-based Genesis Health Clubs acquired all seven locations of The Athletic Clubs (formerly Prairie Life Fitness) across three states. The deal expands Genesis’ Midwestern footprint—giving members of both organizations access to more than 50 Genesis locations across six states—and was completed with the support of The Athletic Clubs owner Tony Dahmen.
Senior Dental Care has acquired Senior Vision Services, a provider of portable, on-site optometry services for residents of long-term care communities. The combination expands Senior Dental Care's suite of onsite clinical services for long-term care facilities, aiming to improve access to vision and dental care and reduce re-hospitalizations.
Essence Healthcare, a sister company of Lumeris, has reached an agreement in principle to acquire Mutual of Omaha Medicare Advantage Company (MOMAC) and Medicare Advantage Company of Omaha (MAICO). The subsidiaries operate Medicare Advantage plans in Cincinnati, San Antonio, Dallas, Denver and El Paso; Lumeris currently operates the plans and will continue to do so after closing, which is expected by mid-2020 pending regulatory approvals.
InTandem Capital Partners completed a growth equity investment to combine Nebraska Oral and Facial Surgery, Omaha Oral Surgery and Advanced Oral Surgery, forming a platform of oral and maxillofacial surgery practices with locations in Nebraska and Minnesota. The investment will provide strategic, acquisition and operating support to accelerate growth and geographic expansion of the combined practice group.
The Athletic Club, in partnership with TruFit Athletic Clubs, has acquired Prairie Life Fitness, a nine-club operator founded in 1985 with locations across Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Tennessee. Bridgepoint Investment Banking served as sell-side advisor; a publicly traded REIT separately purchased the real estate of six clubs in a sale-leaseback financing.
CareDx, Inc. agreed to acquire OTTR Complete Transplant Management, a provider of organ transplant patient-tracking software used by transplant centers in the US and Canada. The strategic acquisition (approximately $16.0 million) will integrate OTTR's EMR-integrated transplant management tools with CareDx's transplant diagnostics to streamline ordering and patient surveillance.
MedExpress (an Optum/UnitedHealth-affiliated urgent care operator) has acquired a Physicians Immediate Care clinic in Nebraska. The transaction was advised by a 7 Mile banker (completed while at another firm).
MedExpress has acquired Linc Care, a small chain of outpatient/urgent-care clinics operated by Catholic Health Initiatives, expanding MedExpress’s neighborhood medical presence in Lincoln, Nebraska. The deal was completed with advisory involvement from a 7 Mile banker who executed the transaction while at another firm.
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Recent Nebraska healthcare services deals include home care and senior services, healthcare staffing (travel nurse and allied), pharmacy benefit management, clinical research ownership changes, and healthcare technology for RTLS and revenue cycle workflows.
Yes. Examples include CrossMed Healthcare Staffing acquiring Summit Medical Staffing and Care Career, Inc. acquiring Source Medical Staffing, LLC, both described as expanding staffing capabilities and clinician networks.
Technology-related acquisitions in the Nebraska listings include Securitas Healthcare acquiring ZulaFly (RTLS and staff safety) and TELCOR Inc acquiring Sample Healthcare (AI-driven revenue cycle and clinical operations workflow execution).
Yes. Dovida acquired A Place At Home, described as a home-care franchise network serving communities nationwide, as a way to enter the U.S.; several staffing and service deals are also framed as strengthening broader coverage beyond a single locale.