Healthcare Services Acquisitions in New York

RedSail Technologies has acquired PrimeRx, a provider of pharmacy management software, from TA Associates. The deal will integrate PrimeRx into RedSail's family of pharmacy-focused solutions to expand product capabilities and scale services for pharmacies; financial terms were not disclosed.

Viventium has acquired Apploi to create a vertically integrated human capital management (HCM) platform focused on 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 to deliver a single, healthcare-native system of record; the transaction closed January 30, 2026 and financial terms were not disclosed.

Sword Health has acquired Kaia Health in a transaction valued at $285 million, adding Kaia’s digital musculoskeletal and pulmonary care offerings to Sword’s AI Care platform. The deal expands Sword’s U.S. member footprint by migrating Kaia’s millions of U.S. members onto Sword’s platform and gives Sword immediate access to Germany through Kaia’s integration in the country’s digital health reimbursement pathway.

EnableComp has acquired Health Resources Optimization, Inc. (H/ROI) to add specialized clinical denials, DRG validation, and revenue recovery capabilities to its e360 RCM platform. The acquisition strengthens EnableComp’s complex revenue cycle offering, enabling deeper clinical denials expertise and improved recovery for hospitals and health systems nationwide.

MDpanel has acquired Media Referral, a New York–based independent medical examination and peer review firm, to strengthen its presence in New York and the broader Mid-Atlantic region. The deal—MDpanel's 10th acquisition—adds Media Referral's insurance carrier client relationships and peer review capabilities; Media Referral will continue to operate with its existing management while benefiting from MDpanel's technology and investments. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Paradigm Health has acquired Flatiron Health’s Clinical Research Business and entered a multi-year strategic partnership to integrate Flatiron’s research network and solutions with Paradigm’s AI-powered trial platform. The deal expands Paradigm’s oncology research network to include more academic medical centers and nearly 100 community oncology practices, increasing access to clinical trials across the United States; terms were not disclosed.

RadNet Inc. has acquired River Radiology, a 60-year-old Kingston, New York imaging group, in a deal completed Nov. 1, 2025. RadNet plans to integrate the practice into its Lenox Hill Radiology network to extend its outpatient imaging and preventative screening footprint in the Hudson Valley; financial terms were not disclosed.

Findhelp, the nation’s leading social care technology platform, has acquired Uno Health, a digital enrollment platform that streamlines eligibility, application submission, and redetermination for Medicaid and other government benefits. The acquisition adds end-to-end benefit enrollment and redetermination capabilities to Findhelp’s social care network, improving integrations with health systems, payers, and state agencies to reduce administrative costs and increase coverage continuity.

Fabric, a New York–based digital health company, has acquired UCM Digital Health to expand its payer and employer footprint, adding roughly one million covered lives and about 400 payer and employer clients. The deal combines Fabric's nationwide clinical network and AI-enabled care platform with UCM's telehealth and employer/payer services to broaden virtual-first care access and drive operational and clinical efficiencies.

Datavant has completed the acquisition of DigitalOwl, an AI-driven medical data analysis platform, to enhance its capabilities for legal and insurance customers. The deal combines DigitalOwl's extraction, summarization and de-duplication technology with Datavant (and Ontellus') health record retrieval and claims intelligence to deliver an end-to-end health data collaboration platform.

MAX Surgical Specialty Management announced a partnership with New York Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Dental Implant Center (Drs. Mark Stein and David Koslovsky) to expand the surgeon-led MSO into New York City. The move extends MAX’s geographic footprint and network; MAX is backed by MedEquity Capital, RF Investment Partners, and Kian Capital.

ProofPilot has acquired Lokavant to integrate Lokavant’s predictive clinical-trial analytics into ProofPilot’s end-to-end clinical experience platform. The deal combines ProofPilot’s trial execution capabilities with Lokavant’s real-time and historical data-driven forecasting to improve study feasibility, recruitment, oversight, and overall trial performance.

Paradigm, a North Miami‑based revenue cycle management and claims processing company for home care providers, has acquired Careswitch, an AI‑powered home care operating system. The acquisition will integrate Careswitch's AI and agentic claims processing into Paradigm's platform to accelerate AI‑driven claims processing, payment integrity, and automation for home care agencies.

Sheridan Capital Partners completed an investment in National Care Systems (NCS), a Brooklyn-based provider of revenue cycle management and payroll software serving skilled nursing and assisted living facilities across the United States. The investment will support NCS’s expansion of partnerships with post-acute facilities while founder and CEO David Klein remains in place; financial terms were not disclosed.

Core Sound Imaging, the developer of the Studycast cloud-native medical imaging workflow, has acquired UltraLinQ Healthcare Solutions, a cloud-based PACS and cardiac monitoring platform. The acquisition expands Studycast’s platform capabilities and customer reach—integrating UltraLinQ’s PACS and cardiology tools into Studycast’s AI-enabled, EMR-integrated workflow to serve providers from small practices to large hospital networks.

Advanced Reconstructive Surgery Alliance (ARSA) announced that New York Breast Reconstruction & Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (NYBRA) has joined its national network. The transaction expands ARSA's presence in New York and brings NYBRA's microsurgical breast reconstruction and aesthetic services into ARSA's platform; Westcove Partners served as NYBRA's exclusive financial advisor.

Tempus AI, Inc. (NASDAQ: TEM) is acquiring digital pathology company Paige for $81.25 million, primarily paid in Tempus common stock, and will assume Paige's remaining Microsoft Azure commitments. The deal expands Tempus's pathology dataset, technical team, and generative AI capabilities to accelerate development of large oncology foundation models and strengthen its precision medicine platform.

Rallyday Partners has made a strategic investment in Elder Care Homecare, a premium senior home care agency serving New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Stellus Capital Management provided unitranche senior debt financing and an equity co-investment to support the transaction; the capital will be used to expand Elder Care’s geographic footprint and strengthen its service offering.

Cerebral, a virtual mental health provider, has acquired Resilience Lab to integrate Resilience Lab’s clinician development platform and outcomes-focused care model into Cerebral’s nationwide virtual care offering. The acquisition aims to scale Resilience Lab’s training, certification and measurement-informed care to expand clinician capacity and improve consistency and quality across Cerebral’s integrated therapy and psychiatry services.

The IMA Group has acquired Medical Research Network (MRN) LLC, a New York City–based clinical research site specializing in psychiatry and neurology (CNS) trials. MRN will continue to operate under its current name and leadership (founder and CEO Dr. Michael R. Liebowitz), and the deal expands IMA's CNS footprint with its first East Coast CNS-dedicated location.

Datavant has completed its acquisition of Aetion, bringing the real-world evidence (RWE) platform into Datavant’s Life Sciences business to create an end-to-end data feasibility and analysis offering. The deal combines Datavant’s data connectivity network with Aetion’s RWE analytics to expand capabilities for biopharma, device makers, payers, and regulators.

Hartford-based Lifeway Mobility has acquired Long Island-based accessibility provider Center Span, LLC and ramp manufacturer Redispan, Inc., expanding its service footprint into the New York City metro and broadening its manufacturing capabilities. Center Span will continue operating from Deer Park, NY, maintain VA contracts across more than 22 states, and Redispan will continue supplying dealers nationwide.

Long Term Solutions, Inc., an independent consultant pharmacy group headquartered in Mahopac, New York, was sold to an individual investor in a transaction that closed June 18, 2025. Generational Group advised Long Term Solutions on the sale; the company provides consultant pharmacy services to long-term care settings and serves more than 15,000 patients.

Greenlight Guru, the MedTech-focused QMS and clinical data SaaS provider, has acquired Ultralight Labs, a small specialist team that supports early-stage medical device companies—particularly those building medical device software. The acquisition brings Ultralight's product design and regulatory expertise into Greenlight Guru to expand capabilities and accelerate support for MedTech customers.

VeraNorth Capital Management launched the VeraNorth Healthcare Private Equity Fund, L.P. and concurrently acquired RN Express Registry, LLC, a New York–based clinical staffing firm. The acquisition will serve as the fund's anchor platform as VeraNorth pursues a roll-up strategy across healthcare services and supports RN Express' organic growth.

Function Health has acquired Ezra and integrated Ezra's FDA-cleared AI imaging into its preventive-health membership platform, enabling a 22-minute full-body MRI offered to members for $499. The acquisition pairs Function's nationwide lab-testing network with Ezra's AI-powered imaging to create a combined dataset aimed at early disease detection and predictive health.

Centauri Health Solutions, a Phoenix-based health information technology company, has acquired MedAllies, a New York-based Health Information Service Provider (HISP) and Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN). The deal expands Centauri's clinical exchange network by adding MedAllies' connectivity, messaging and record-location capabilities and brings access to more than 1,000 hospitals, 5,000 ambulatory organizations and 125,000 healthcare providers.

Fingerpaint Group has acquired BlackPoint Consulting Group, a New York–based advisory firm specializing in market access and commercialization services for life sciences companies. The deal (terms undisclosed) expands Fingerpaint’s Market Access Center of Excellence and builds on its 2020 partnership with private equity backer Knox Lane to broaden capability and client offerings.

CHG Healthcare has acquired CareerMD, a physician career management platform that operates a widely used job board and hosts more than 100 in-person career fairs annually. CareerMD will operate as a standalone brand within the CHG family, with the deal intended to expand CHG's offerings and support for clinicians throughout their careers.

EXA Capital has acquired PrecisionCare, a New York–founded SaaS provider of electronic health records and care management solutions serving behavioral health and long-term care providers. PrecisionCare’s management will remain in place as EXA leverages its buy-and-hold strategy and operational resources to accelerate product development, scale market reach, and expand capabilities in healthcare technology.

AYA Medical Spa, a doctor-led medical aesthetics platform backed by Eagle Merchant Partners, has acquired Tribeca MedSpa, a two-location medical aesthetics provider in Manhattan. The deal expands AYA's footprint into the New York market and is an add-on acquisition to support the platform's growth under Eagle's backing.

Strive Medical, a portfolio company of NMS Capital, has acquired Charles Pharmacy & Surgical, a Bronx-based pharmacy and durable medical equipment provider specializing in diabetes supplies. The add-on expands Strive’s diabetic product and pharmacy benefit service capabilities and extends its geographic footprint into New York; Charles Pharmacy’s owner Dava Bailey was represented by Paragon Ventures in the transaction.

Providence-based private equity firm Nautic Partners has acquired Proud Moments ABA, a New York–based provider of applied behavioral analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism, from Audax Private Equity. The deal, effective February 3, 2025, was undisclosed; under Audax's ownership Proud Moments expanded from seven locations to over 70 clinics across 12 states and serves roughly 3,000 children weekly.

NeuroFlow, a behavioral health technology and analytics company, has acquired Quartet Health to expand its provider network, referral management capabilities and AI-powered behavioral health platform. The deal (expected to close end of January 2025) will broaden NeuroFlow's offerings to payers, health systems and federal customers and follows related transactions by Concord Health Partners' portfolio (Iris Telehealth acquired Quartet's innovaTel division).

PAX Health, backed by HCAP Partners and Hamilton Lane, has acquired Harris Psychiatric Services, an outpatient psychiatric practice specializing in care for patients recovering from workplace injuries and motor vehicle accidents. The add-on expands PAX Health’s trauma-related behavioral health and chronic pain management capabilities and aims to improve access and referral pathways for injured workers and accident survivors.

SightMD (via Sight Growth Partners) has acquired Sambursky Eye & Esthetics, integrating the long-established ophthalmology practice into its New York network. The deal expands SightMD's clinical footprint in the Southern Tier of New York and adds experienced cataract and LASIK surgeons and related surgical capabilities to the platform.

Access Physical Therapy & Wellness (ACCESS PT), a member of the Confluent Health family, has acquired County Physical Therapy, a therapist-owned outpatient clinic in New Paltz, New York. The deal expands ACCESS PT's footprint to 74 clinics and gives County PT access to Confluent Health's management services, technology platforms, education programs and clinic optimization resources.

Vesey Street Capital Partners (VSCP) has completed the corporate carveout acquisition of ComplexCare Solutions (CCS) from Inovalon. VSCP will operate CCS as its inaugural platform investment from Healthcare Fund II to expand payor services capabilities and drive growth across health plan customers in the United States.

Confluence Healthcare Partners partnered with Timothy Groth MD PC to form a new administrative services organization (ASO) that will provide administrative, compliance, financial and billing support to pain management practices. The investment is CHP's first in pain management and is intended to scale the ASO and expand services to additional pain management groups.

Klick Health has acquired Peregrine Market Access, a market access strategy and value communications specialist serving the life sciences industry. The acquisition expands Klick's market access, value, and payer insights capabilities and brings Peregrine's team into Klick's broader commercialization platform.

Canyon Labs has acquired the laboratory services and scientific consulting businesses of iuvo BioScience, integrating the lab and consulting personnel into Canyon Labs' operations while iuvo retains its ophthalmic clinical research team. The deal expands Canyon Labs' testing and consulting capabilities (adding a Rochester, NY site) and allows iuvo to sharpen its focus on ophthalmic clinical trial services.

OpenClinica, a portfolio company of Thompson Street Capital Partners (TSCP), has acquired BuildClinical to integrate patient recruitment capabilities into its eClinical software suite. The deal (terms undisclosed) creates an end-to-end offering for recruitment, consent, enrollment and data capture across academic medical centers, CROs, pharma and biotech customers.

Access Physical Therapy & Wellness (ACCESS PT), a member of the Confluent Health family, has acquired Physical Therapy Associates of Schenectady (PTAS), a therapist-owned group operating seven clinics across Massachusetts and New York. The deal expands ACCESS PT's footprint to 73 clinics across five states and gives PTAS access to Confluent Health's management services, clinical education, and practice enablement resources while preserving local patient care.

NationsBenefits has acquired General Vision Services (GVS), a managed vision care and revenue cycle management provider, to expand its vision benefits and provider network offerings. The deal enables NationsBenefits to broaden its supplemental benefits platform — particularly for Medicare Advantage customers — by integrating GVS’s provider network, products, and technology into its existing suite of health plan solutions.

TigerConnect, a clinical collaboration platform, has acquired Twiage, a pre-hospital communication and care coordination health‑tech company. The acquisition adds EMS-to-hospital real‑time workflows to TigerConnect's offerings, accelerating time to care and extending communication beyond the hospital.

Schweiger Dermatology Group has acquired Dermatology and Surgery Associates (DSA), a Bronx-based dermatology and plastic surgery practice, from NavaDerm Partners, a BelHealth Investment Partners portfolio company. The deal expands Schweiger’s footprint in the Northeast as part of its ongoing roll-up of regional dermatology practices.

HHAeXchange has acquired Sandata Technologies to combine two leading homecare management platforms and expand capabilities across Medicaid home and community-based services (HCBS), providers, payers and caregivers. The deal, which builds on HHAeXchange’s recent acquisitions and its backing by Cressey & Company, was announced October 3, 2024; financial terms were not disclosed. Editor notes indicate Sandata was an Accel-KKR portfolio company since 2019.

Nym, a New York–based developer of an autonomous medical coding engine, raised $47 million in growth capital led by PSG with participation from GV (Google Ventures), Addition, Samsung Next, Dynamic Loop Capital and existing investors. The funding will accelerate expansion of Nym’s multi-specialty autonomous coding solution across new care areas and scale its AI-driven revenue cycle management offering for health systems, hospitals and physician groups.

Analytical Technologies Group (ATG Service), a portfolio company of Reynolda Equity Partners, has acquired NTS Laboratory Equipment, Inc., an independent provider of service and maintenance for laboratory instruments with specialization in Genevac evaporation equipment. The acquisition expands ATG's US footprint and service capabilities, adding NTS' technical expertise and West Coast presence to ATG's existing service platform for biopharmaceutical, biotech and research customers.

Vibrant Emotional Health, a New York-based nonprofit focused on crisis hotlines and community mental health, has acquired Stars of HOPE, a therapeutic arts program previously run by the New York Says Thank You Foundation. The acquisition brings Stars of HOPE into Vibrant's portfolio to expand volunteerism, hospital/school/corporate engagement, and distribution of healing art to crisis centers across the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline network.