Healthcare Services Acquisitions in New Hampshire

ACU-Serve has merged with Pinnacle (Pinnacle Revenue Management, Inc.), combining ACU-Serve’s revenue-cycle technology and teams with Pinnacle’s home infusion and ambulatory infusion center expertise. Effective July 28, 2025, the deal expands ACU-Serve’s infusion capabilities and leadership continuity — Jacqui Rose, Pinnacle’s founder and CEO, will become President of Infusion at ACU-Serve.

Peak Mobile Holdings, a national provider of mobile healthcare services, has acquired New England Vascular Access, a mobile vascular access provider serving New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. The acquisition deepens Peak's presence in the Northeast and expands its ability to deliver on-demand vascular access services across skilled nursing facilities, infusion centers and patient homes.

Resolution Medical Billing, a Wanaque, New Jersey-based medical billing and practice management firm, has acquired Claims Express LLC, a privately owned New Hampshire medical billing services provider. The acquisition expands Resolution Medical Billing's presence in the New England region and brings Claims Express's physician-practice clients and revenue-cycle capabilities onto Resolution's operational platform.

MJH Life Sciences has acquired the EnVision Summit, a certified continuing medical education (CME) conference for ophthalmologists held annually in Puerto Rico. The summit will be integrated into MJH's Physicians' Education Resource portfolio and supported by MJH's eye care brands to expand its ophthalmology education offerings.

MB2 Dental, a Charlesbank-backed dental partnership organization, has acquired Montshire Endodontics, a two-location endodontic practice based in Lebanon, New Hampshire and Barre, Vermont. TUSK Practice Sales advised Montshire Endodontics on the transaction, which expands MB2 Dental's partner network into Vermont and the New England region.

Atlas Copco has acquired William G Frank Medical Gas Testing and Consulting, LLC and Medical Gas Credentialing LLC, two Concord, New Hampshire–based providers of medical and laboratory gas inspection, maintenance, parts and training services. The businesses (8 employees, ~USD 2.0m 2022 revenue combined) will be integrated into BeaconMedaes LLC to strengthen Atlas Copco's medical gas services presence in New England; purchase price was not disclosed.

Therapy Brands, a Birmingham, Alabama-based healthcare IT company, has acquired New Hampshire-based The Echo Group, the creator of the EchoVantage visual EHR for behavioral health. The deal expands Therapy Brands’ behavioral-health EHR and practice-management capabilities to better serve community behavioral health agencies and enterprise customers.

Fullscript, a care delivery platform for integrative medicine, has completed the acquisition of Emerson Ecologics, a longtime distributor of professional-grade supplements. The deal nearly doubles Fullscript's annual revenue and increases its practitioner reach to more than 70,000 healthcare professionals and over 5 million patients, expanding product assortment, diagnostic testing access and distribution capacity.

BayMark Health Services, a large provider of substance use disorder treatment, has acquired Granite Recovery Centers, adding residential treatment facilities and sober living homes in southern New Hampshire to its continuum of care. The acquisition expands BayMark’s residential treatment capabilities and geographic footprint in New England.

Copley Equity Partners completed a full buyout of Perkins Biomedical Services, a Concord, New Hampshire-based laboratory equipment service provider. Copley will use Perkins as a platform investment to build a market-leading laboratory equipment service business and pursue complementary acquisitions; terms were not disclosed.

K Health has acquired Trusst, a messaging-based mental health app, to integrate text-based therapy and simulated expert conversations into its virtual primary care platform. Trusst founder Bill Hudenko, Ph.D., will join K Health as Global Head of Mental Health; terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Autism Care Partners (ACP) has acquired Autism Bridges, a founder-led, New Hampshire–based multi-state provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services, expanding ACP's footprint and clinical capabilities across the Northeast. Thea Davis, founder of Autism Bridges, will join ACP as Chief Clinical Officer, and Coppermine Capital (ACP's investor) is referenced as ACP's equity partner supporting the combined platform.

Periscope Equity completed a recapitalization of MAS Medical Staffing LLC, partnering with management as the first platform investment from Periscope Equity II. MAS is a tech-enabled medical staffing agency based in New Hampshire that serves long-term care, acute, and home-based care markets via its MAESTRA marketplace platform and will use the partnership to expand geographically, accelerate technology development, and pursue strategic acquisitions.

Bain Capital, via its Double Impact fund, has agreed to acquire a controlling stake in ConvenientMD from Starr Investment Holdings. The investment will support expansion of the Portsmouth, N.H.-based urgent-care chain (26 clinics, ~1,200 employees, ~$105M revenue) through new clinic openings across New England and service-line growth.

Swats Ventures, Inc. has purchased Comfort Keepers of Central New Hampshire from Through the Woods, Inc., formerly owned by Maundy Mitchell. The agency — a Comfort Keepers franchise providing non-medical, privately funded home care across central and northern New Hampshire — will retain current management and staff and continue serving local clients, including veterans under VA contracts.

Nebraska-based Mosaic has acquired Living Innovations Support Services, a New England provider that supports more than 1,300 people with disabilities. The acquisition expands Mosaic's presence into Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut and was facilitated by healthcare M&A advisor VERTESS.

Carely, Inc. has acquired Ro & Steve, an online senior living and care review site, and appointed Ro & Steve founder Matt Perrin as Carely’s Head of Growth. The acquisition integrates Ro & Steve’s family-first review platform into Carely’s caregiver and provider apps to expand the company’s capabilities and market reach in the senior / long-term care space.

EVERSANA, a Chicago-based provider of commercial services to the life science industry, has acquired Alkemy Partners, a New Hampshire–based field learning and development firm that provides training, content creation and digital solutions for market access, sales and clinical engagement. The deal expands EVERSANA's field solutions and training capabilities — adding medical writing, training facilitation, leadership development and multimedia/digital learning capabilities to its commercial services platform. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Centre Partners has acquired a majority interest in One World Fitness, a Planet Fitness franchisee that owns and operates 18 clubs primarily in the Philadelphia and New Jersey markets. Founder Bill Fidler and key management invested alongside Centre; financial terms were not disclosed. Centre plans to accelerate growth and club development from the company's Windham, New Hampshire headquarters, where One World Fitness employs over 250 club and support staff.

Refresh Mental Health, Inc. has purchased The Center for Eating Disorder Management in Bedford from former owners Laura Clauss and Kathleen Corkery. Approximately 12 employees were retained and Kathleen Corkery will remain as Clinical Director; new ownership intends to maintain and expand eating-disorder outpatient services across New England.