Tracked deals
95
95 tracked deals across 2018-2026.
Tracked deals
95
95 tracked deals across 2018-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
79 strategic · 54 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2021
21 tracked deals announced in 2021.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| NMS Capital | 8 | Private investment firm focused on strategic equity inves... | PE |
| U.S. Foot & Ankle Specialists, LLC | 3 | Provider of podiatric services operating a network of spe... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Vision Innovation Partners | 3 | Eye care platform that partners with ophthalmology and op... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Centre Partners | 2 | Middle-market private equity firm focused on healthcare a... | PE |
| EyeCare Partners | 2 | Nationwide consolidator and practice-management operator ... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Gryphon Investors | 2 | Middle‑market private equity firm investing across health... | PE |
| ReFocus Eye Health | 2 | Managed service organization supporting a network of comp... | Strategic |
| Sheridan Capital Partners | 2 | Chicago-based healthcare private equity firm focused on l... | PE |
| The Riverside Company | 2 | Global private equity firm focused on the smaller end of ... | PE |
| Trive Capital | 2 | Dallas-based private equity firm investing in middle-mark... | PE |
Last 9 years
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Compliancy Group acquired Healthicity, a provider of healthcare compliance and healthcare auditing software, to create a unified platform for healthcare compliance and auditing. The combined organization will serve more than 3,000 healthcare organizations across the U.S. and select global markets, combining workforce compliance, risk assessment, third-party risk, incident management, and provider/coding/documentation auditing capabilities.
ECLAT Health Solutions, a revenue cycle management, risk adjustment, and healthcare technology provider, completed a management buyout (MBO) from Gulf Capital. The transaction returns full ownership of ECLAT to its founders and management team after a five-year partnership in which the company scaled its workforce from about 450 to over 4,000 employees and grew revenue and EBITDA by roughly 10x.
AYR Wellness Inc. announced the initial closing of transferring its Virginia operations into Arboretum Virginia LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Arboretum Bidco LLC (the entity set up by AYR’s senior secured noteholders). The company also closed and funded a new $275 million senior secured delayed draw exit facility with Arboretum as part of previously announced restructuring transactions, including rollovers of portions of existing bridge debt and satisfaction of senior secured notes via equity in Arboretum Investments LLC.
Extraordinary Brands, a boutique fitness franchisor, announced the acquisition of Basecamp Fitness, a high-intensity interval training (HIIT) franchise with a 35-minute workout model. The deal expands Extraordinary Brands’ portfolio of fitness concepts and the company plans to integrate Basecamp into its shared services platform with centralized marketing, operational support, and technology enhancements.
Nexus Enterprise Imaging, LLC (NXXIM), backed by Geneva Private Equity, has entered into a Master Service Agreement to assume full operational control and management of Apollo Enterprise Imaging. The move integrates Apollo's enterprise imaging capabilities into NXXIM's AI-driven Enterprise Imaging Intelligence platform, retaining most staff and honoring existing contracts while accelerating product and platform development.
Vision Innovation Partners (VIP), a Gryphon Investors–backed Mid‑Atlantic eye care platform, has acquired Ophthalmic Associates of Alexandria, a comprehensive ophthalmology practice in downtown Alexandria, Virginia. The add‑on expands VIP's footprint in the Alexandria market and strengthens its surgical and ophthalmic disease‑management capabilities as the platform's 27th acquisition.
Care Advantage, Inc. completed the acquisition of Neighborly Home Care’s Wilmington and Georgetown, Delaware locations. The deal expands Care Advantage’s Mid-Atlantic and Southeast in-home care footprint, while Neighborly will retain its Ardmore, Pennsylvania location.
Platinum Equity completed the acquisition of Owens & Minor’s Products & Healthcare Services (P&HS) segment, creating a privately held standalone company operating under the Owens & Minor brand. The seller retained a 5% equity stake, and the acquired business is expected to be rebranded as Accendra Health, Inc. effective December 31, 2025.
Sorren announced that Healthworks, a healthcare consulting firm with more than 20 years of experience in valuation, litigation support and hospital-physician integration, has joined Sorren. The acquisition expands Sorren’s healthcare advisory and expert witness capabilities, adding deep expertise in physician compensation, trauma services, and litigation support to Sorren’s national advisory platform.
Privia Health Group, Inc. signed a definitive agreement to acquire an Accountable Care Organization (ACO) business from Evolent Health, Inc. The ACO business serves over 120,000 attributed lives through the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and other Medicare Advantage/commercial programs.
Gifthealth has acquired Occam Health Services to combine Gifthealth's digital-first pharmacy automation and dispensing network with Occam's high-touch specialty hub and patient support capabilities. The acquisition creates an integrated digital pharmacy platform and patient access hub aimed at improving patient access, refill success, and delivery speed for biopharma brands.
Kester Capital-backed Evestia Clinical has merged with US-based Atlantic Research Group (ARG) to create a larger independent specialist CRO with dual headquarters in Letchworth, UK and Charlottesville, VA. The combination expands Evestia's US footprint and adds neurology and late-stage clinical trial capabilities while broadening therapeutic expertise across oncology, rare diseases, immunology and inflammation.
ReFocus Eye Health, a Stamford-based managed service organization for ophthalmology practices, has acquired New View Eye Center, a Reston-based provider of laser and specialty eye care founded in 1999. The acquisition will integrate New View into ReFocus's network to improve administrative and financial operations while expanding access to advanced ophthalmic and aesthetic eye care services across the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
St. James RVA, a strategic healthcare buyer, has acquired White Cloud Therapeutic Services (WCTS), a Williamsburg, Virginia-based provider of individual and group mental health services led by Dr. Joseph A. Garcia. The acquisition enables WCTS to align with the buyer's existing companies for continued growth while allowing Dr. Garcia to step away from ownership and focus on individual counseling and personal pursuits.
Whitecap Care, alongside Autism F.I.R.S.T., has acquired Family Insight, P.C., a Virginia provider of autism care, outpatient services and in‑home care. The deal expands Whitecap Care's clinic network to nine locations, adds statewide at‑home services and broadens Autism F.I.R.S.T.'s outpatient and value‑based care capabilities across Virginia.
Ascend Learning has acquired myTIPreport and will integrate its real-time medical education feedback and competency-tracking platform into the MedHub product suite. The acquisition expands MedHub’s assessment and analytics capabilities, enabling medical training programs and specialty boards to more efficiently track trainee and program performance.
McKesson Corporation completed the acquisition of an approximate 80% controlling interest in PRISM Vision Holdings, LLC for about $850 million. PRISM physicians will retain an approximate 20% interest, and PRISM Vision will be consolidated within McKesson’s U.S. Pharmaceutical segment.
RF Investment Partners has made a majority investment in Valley Infusion, LLC and Home Infusion Richmond, LLC (together “Valley Vital”), a Vital Care franchisee operating infusion therapy pharmacies across territories in Virginia and West Virginia. O2 Sponsor Finance provided senior secured credit facilities to support the recapitalization; proceeds will be used to expand services, open new locations, and pursue additional territory and franchisee acquisitions while management (CEO Preston Estep and COO Stefan Debski) remains in place.
Pleasant Land, a technology-focused private equity firm, acquired and combined Livanta and DOMA Technologies (and the related Advanta Government Services operations) to form Commence, a healthcare technology and quality-oversight business headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The combined company will provide AI-enabled clinical assessment, program integrity, and data-transformation solutions to federal health programs (including Medicare and VA) to improve quality oversight and operational efficiency.
TPG, through its TPG Capital platform, has joined the ownership group of Surescripts as a majority investor. The investment will fund scaling of Surescripts' Intelligent Prescribing, Benefits and Authorizations, and Clinical Interoperability solutions to improve patient safety, reduce costs, and streamline clinician workflows; the deal is subject to customary regulatory approvals.
ReFocus Eye Health has partnered with Dulles Eye Associates, bringing the three-location Northern Virginia ophthalmology practice into ReFocus's supported practice network. The affiliation expands ReFocus's presence in the greater Washington, D.C. metro area and provides Dulles Eye with access to ReFocus's centralized resources and operational support.
Amulet Capital Partners has acquired the Genetics & IVF Institute (GIVF), a leading provider of reproductive tissue banking and related reproductive technology services, including Fairfax Cryobank and Fairfax EggBank. The private equity investment—made with significant co-investment from a consortium of Amulet limited partners—will support GIVF's growth, platform and capability expansion to broaden access to fertility services and donor-tissue offerings.
Eximia Research Network has acquired Tidewater Clinical Research, integrating the Virginia-based clinical trial site into its national network to expand geographic reach and therapeutic capabilities. The deal brings Tidewater's long-standing expertise in Women's Health and Ophthalmology and a ~97,000-patient database into Eximia's PE-backed platform (investor: VSS Capital Partners); Viking Mergers & Acquisitions advised the sellers.
Beacon Specialized Living, a portfolio company of The Vistria Group, has acquired Community Concepts Inc. and Community Visions, LLC (CCI/CV), providers of residential and day support programs in Northern Virginia. The deal — originated by The Braff Group — is Beacon's first acquisition in Virginia and expands its footprint and specialized services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health needs.
Dallas-based private equity firm Trive Capital and independent sponsor 808 Capital Partners have made an investment in JF Fitness of North America, a Crunch Fitness franchisee headquartered in Richmond, Virginia. In connection with the investment, JF Fitness acquired Team Roldan, adding eight gyms and bringing the combined chain to 24 locations; the capital will support further club openings and selective acquisitions in the Southeastern U.S.
LUKE Holdings, a government-focused healthcare staffing firm backed by M33 Growth, has acquired Coastal Clinical and Management Services (CCMS) to expand its behavioral health, caregiver and broader healthcare staffing capabilities for U.S. government customers, including the Department of Homeland Security. The deal strengthens LUKE’s capacity to provide credentialed caregivers and healthcare workers and is positioned as an add-on to its existing, PE-backed platform.
The University of Virginia Health System (UVA Health) has agreed to acquire Warrenton-based Piedmont Family Practice, adding the clinic's family medicine, urgent care, bariatric/metabolic weight-loss services and medical laboratory to its network. The deal — which retains the practice's roughly 90 staff, including seven physicians and 17 nurse practitioners/physician assistants — advances UVA Health's strategy to build a statewide health system and expand its Northern Virginia footprint.
Eventus WholeHealth, a private equity–backed physician-led provider, has acquired Premier Geriatric Solutions, a provider of value-based medical directorships, primary care and behavioral health services for long-term care facilities. The deal expands Eventus' value-based care capabilities and geographic footprint across Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina; the combined organization will operate under the Eventus brand and together will include more than 800 clinicians and staff serving roughly 44,000 patients in long-term care.
TurningArt, a Boston-based nationwide artwork service provider, has acquired Distinctive Art Source, a healthcare-focused art consultancy founded and led by Barbara Harriman. The acquisition brings Distinctive Art Source’s 20+ years of healthcare art expertise into TurningArt to expand its capabilities and offerings for healthcare environments nationwide.
Trilantic North America has made a substantial growth investment in SOFIE Biosciences, a founder-led radiopharmacy and radiopharmaceutical CDMO headquartered in Dulles, Virginia. The SOFIE founding team will retain a meaningful equity stake and continue to lead the business; proceeds will be used to expand capacity and points of presence to improve patient access to radiopharmaceuticals.
Health Connect America, a Palladium Equity Partners‑backed behavioral health platform, has acquired Specialized Youth Services of Virginia, a private day school outside Richmond, VA. The deal is Health Connect America's sixth add-on in under two years and expands the company's KEYS Academy footprint and services in Virginia; financial terms were not disclosed.
Forum Health, LLC, a national network of integrative and functional medicine providers, has acquired Proactive Wellness Centers, a functional medicine clinic in Vienna, Virginia led by Dr. Lynese Lawson. The acquisition expands Forum Health's footprint into Virginia (its 12th state) while Dr. Lawson will continue to lead the practice and provide patient care.
Adriana Garcia Ceja, backed by search-fund investor Pacific Lake and operating through her search fund Bolivar Progress Partners, has acquired ElderTree, an aging life/geriatric care management business headquartered in Herndon, Virginia. The acquisition brings an experienced, all-female care-management team under new operator ownership and positions the business for growth in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan market.
Ivy Fertility, a San Diego–based fertility clinic network backed by private equity, has acquired Virginia Fertility & IVF, a Charlottesville, Virginia reproductive endocrinology and IVF practice. The deal expands Ivy Fertility’s clinical footprint and adds experienced physicians and an on-site IVF lab to its network of locations across multiple states.
CCRM Fertility has acquired Virginia Beach-based The New Hope Center for Reproductive Medicine, expanding CCRM's east coast footprint and patient access to its fertility services. The clinic, founded in 1997 by Dr. Robin Poe-Zeigler, will join CCRM's network to leverage CCRM's labs, genetics capabilities and clinical expertise.
Select Medical has signed an agreement to acquire Vibra Hospital of Richmond, a 63-bed long-term acute care hospital in Richmond, Virginia. The facility will be rebranded Select Specialty Hospital – Richmond and expand Select Medical's post-ICU and critical illness recovery presence in Virginia; financial terms were not disclosed.
U.S. Foot & Ankle Specialists (USFAS), a portfolio company of NMS Capital, acquired multiple podiatry practices including Augusta Podiatric Medicine & Surgery and Center for Foot and Ankle Care, PC as part of a continued roll-up. The deal brings several single-location and small multi-location practices into USFAS’s platform to expand its Mid‑Atlantic footprint and consolidate operational, IT and administrative functions.
One GI, a Nashville-based gastroenterology management services organization backed by Webster Equity Partners, has partnered with The Colon, Stomach & Liver Center (CSL) and Loudoun Endoscopy Group in Lansdowne, Virginia, including the Loudoun Endoscopy Center. The agreement expands One GI’s Eastern U.S. footprint and brings capital and management resources to support growth and high-quality community-based GI care.
Inspire Aesthetics, a portfolio company of Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, has acquired Plastic Surgery Center of Hampton Roads, adding Newport News and Williamsburg locations to its Southeast plastic surgery and aesthetics platform. Gladstone Capital Corporation provided financing for the transaction; the practice’s surgeons will remain with Inspire following the deal.
EyeCare Partners, a national operator of ophthalmology and optometry practices, has acquired Retina Institute of Virginia, a retina-focused ophthalmology group with two primary offices and three satellite locations in central Virginia. The transaction will integrate Retina Institute of Virginia into EyeCare Partners’ national network, providing the practice with expanded access to clinical research trials and advanced training opportunities.
EyeCare Partners has acquired Commonwealth Eye Care Associates (CECA), a two-location ophthalmology practice in Henrico, Virginia. Capstone Partners advised CECA on the sale as the practice joins EyeCare Partners’ national network to expand clinical resources and operational scale.
UST HealthProof, a UST company, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Advantasure, a healthcare technology and business-process services provider focused on government healthcare programs. The acquisition will expand UST HealthProof's capabilities into risk and quality management and broaden its BPaaS offerings for health plans and provider organizations, with Advantasure continuing to operate under its current name from offices in Glen Allen, Virginia and Southfield, Michigan.
Pace Life Sciences, a CDMO subsidiary of Pace, has acquired Biopharma Global, a Vienna, Virginia-based regulatory affairs consultancy that specializes in orphan and other high‑unmet‑need drug regulatory support. The acquisition expands Pace's regulatory strategy and submission capabilities for FDA and EMA filings, strengthening its end-to-end development and regulatory services for biotech and pharmaceutical clients.
Alcanza Clinical Research has acquired Charlottesville Medical Research, adding the Charlottesville, Virginia community-based clinical research site to its integrated investigator site network. The deal expands Alcanza’s geographic reach and inclusive research capabilities to improve access to Phase II-IV trials for under-represented patient populations.
Aligned Orthopedic Partners, a physician-led, PE-backed musculoskeletal care platform and portfolio company of Atlantic Street Capital, announced a strategic partnership with the Jordan-Young Institute, a Virginia Beach-based orthopedic practice. The deal makes Jordan-Young the platform practice in the Virginia Beach/Norfolk area, expanding Aligned Ortho's Mid-Atlantic footprint and adding neurosurgery, spine, and physiatry capabilities.
Acute Behavioral Health, a PE-backed behavioral health platform, has completed the acquisition of Hallmark Youthcare — the largest short-term residential treatment program in Virginia — adding 82 inpatient PRTF beds. The deal was completed alongside co-sponsors and investors Elm Creek Partners, Petra Capital Partners, Harbert Credit Solutions and Granite Growth Health Partners as part of ABH's expansion in Virginia.
U.S. Foot & Ankle Specialists (USFAS), a portfolio company of NMS Capital, has acquired Podiatric Care of Northern Virginia, a family-run podiatry practice operating in Leesburg, Virginia. The acquisition expands USFAS’s regional footprint and brings the practice access to centralized administrative, clinical compliance, IT and revenue-cycle resources.
Concentra has acquired the assets of Taylor Made Diagnostics, including two medical centers in Chesapeake and Newport News, Virginia, and a mobile unit; the locations will be rebranded as Concentra Chesapeake and Concentra Newport News. The deal expands Concentra’s occupational medicine footprint into the Hampton Roads market and brings Taylor Made’s mobile and safety management services into Concentra’s network.
Birmingham, Alabama-based Upstream Rehabilitation has acquired Rapid Rehabilitation, a three-clinic outpatient physical therapy practice serving Gainesville, Front Royal and Winchester, Virginia. The founder Sherisue Barber will continue to lead the clinics as Upstream expands its outpatient footprint and specialty services (women's health and lymphedema) in Northern Virginia.
Munich Re Life US (Munich Re) announced a definitive agreement to acquire MedVirginia, Inc. d/b/a Clareto, a health information exchange that retrieves electronic health records (EHRs) for the life insurance industry. The acquisition is intended to accelerate life insurers' use of EHRs to digitize and streamline underwriting, improving decision speed and the applicant experience; subsequently, industry reporting shows MIB later acquired Clareto and formed a strategic partnership with Munich Re.
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The page highlights acquisitions across compliance/auditing software, enterprise imaging services, revenue cycle and risk adjustment capabilities, ophthalmology practice expansion, and in-home care footprint growth.
Examples include Compliancy Group acquiring Healthicity (healthcare compliance and auditing software) and Nexus Enterprise Imaging assuming operational control of Apollo Enterprise Imaging to integrate imaging capabilities into its enterprise platform.
Both appear. There are practice add-ons (such as ReFocus Eye Health acquiring New View Eye Center and Vision Innovation Partners acquiring Ophthalmic Associates of Alexandria) alongside broader platform or capability acquisitions (such as compliance, imaging, and pharmacy automation integrations).
Yes. It includes a management buyout for ECLAT Health Solutions and a restructuring-related transaction involving AYR Wellness and a new senior secured delayed draw exit facility.