Healthcare Services Acquisitions in Washington

Harbor Health, a Texas-based primary and specialty care clinic group that also operates a health plan, has acquired Rippl, a dementia care platform that helps seniors remain at home and avoid unnecessary acute care. The acquisition adds dementia-focused capabilities to Harbor Health's condition-focused care pathways, supports its expansion into Florida, and includes continued investor commitment from Rippl backers.

Altaris has completed the acquisition of Tegria Services Group, Inc. from Providence St. Joseph Health, establishing Tegria as a standalone, Altaris‑backed portfolio company that will continue to serve Providence as a preferred technology services partner. The deal positions Altaris to expand its healthcare services and technology platform capabilities—supporting providers and payers with consulting, managed services, data & analytics, and revenue cycle management.

Alloy Therapeutics has acquired Seattle-based Spannerwerks, a drug development consulting firm, which will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary and continue serving clients under the Spannerwerks name. The deal expands Alloy's capabilities beyond discovery into preclinical and clinical development, with Spannerwerks CEO Dara Lockert joining Alloy's leadership team.

Samsung Electronics has completed the acquisition of Xealth, a Seattle-based digital health platform that integrates digital tools and wearable data into clinician workflows. The deal advances Samsung's connected care strategy by combining its wearable technology with Xealth's EHR-embedded orchestration platform—Xealth will continue to operate under its existing brand and leadership.

Summit Professional Education, an Avathon Capital portfolio company, has acquired Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Monroe Capital acted as sole lead arranger on a senior credit facility and provided an equity co-investment to support the acquisition; the combination aims to expand access to and innovation in pelvic health clinician education.

Residex.AI has acquired Kevala, an AI-powered workforce management platform, to integrate staffing optimization into its EHR and clinical eMAR platform for senior living communities. The deal combines Kevala’s predictive scheduling and staffing intelligence (Quin/Thea) with Residex’s clinical modules to address staffing shortages, improve care delivery, and control operational costs.

Capsa Healthcare has acquired BlueBin to integrate BlueBin’s Kanban-based supply chain systems and predictive analytics into Capsa’s point-of-care and supply management solutions. The deal is an add-on to Capsa’s platform that aims to improve inventory visibility, reduce supply costs, and increase operational efficiency across hospital supply chains.

The Bay Club Company has acquired 425 Fitness, adding three clubs in Bothell, Redmond and Issaquah, Washington. The deal expands Bay Club's Pacific Northwest presence and strengthens its Campus model by integrating 425 Fitness's fitness and wellness amenities into Bay Club's Shared Membership ecosystem.

Guardian Pharmacy Services (NYSE: GRDN) has acquired Mercury Pharmacy Services, a long-term care (LTC) pharmacy based in Mountlake Terrace, Washington. The acquisition marks Guardian's first pharmacy location in Washington and expands the company's Pacific Northwest footprint to better serve assisted living, skilled nursing and behavioral health communities.

Transcarent has completed its acquisition of Accolade, combining Transcarent's AI-powered WayFinding and Care Experiences with Accolade's health advocacy, expert medical opinion and virtual primary care capabilities. The transaction, valued at approximately $621 million, paid Accolade shareholders $7.03 per share and was financed by General Catalyst and Glen Tullman's 62 Ventures along with other investors and debt provided by J.P. Morgan.

Cotiviti has completed its acquisition of Edifecs to combine interoperability and data management capabilities with Cotiviti's advanced analytics and value‑based care solutions. The transaction brings together Edifecs' healthcare interoperability cloud and SaaS offerings with Cotiviti's payment accuracy, risk adjustment and AI-enabled analytics to accelerate interoperability, streamline payer/provider workflows and advance value‑based care.

American Medical Staffing (AMS), a national healthcare staffing provider based in Hunt Valley, Maryland, has acquired Nexus Therapy, a Bellingham, Washington-based provider of school professional talent solutions. The acquisition — terms not disclosed — expands AMS's school-based services and geographic reach across the United States, combining AMS's infrastructure with Nexus Therapy's expertise in speech, occupational and related therapy services for K–12 school districts.

Family Resource Home Care, a Liberty Lake, Washington-based home care provider (and Great Point Partners portfolio company), has acquired Beneficial In-Home Care, Inc., a six-location home care agency operating across Eastern Washington. The deal expands Family Resource’s footprint in Spokane, Colville, Wenatchee, Moses Lake, Pullman and Omak and furthers its platform roll-up strategy to increase market share and continuity of care in the Pacific Northwest.

Revelation Pharma, a national network of 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies, has acquired Cascade Specialty Pharmacy of Poulsbo, Washington. The acquisition expands Revelation Pharma's ENT and animal-health compounding capabilities and brings Cascade's existing customers and product lines into Revelation's national fulfillment network; Cascade's former owner Brandon Knott will remain involved as an ENT Allergy Product Specialist.

Ro Health, a Seattle-based clinical staffing provider serving K-12 school districts, has received a strategic growth investment from LightBay Capital. The partnership will fund geographic and service-line expansion, enable strategic acquisitions and partnerships, and support further technology investment to scale Ro Health's staffing and behavioral health services.

ONRAD Inc., a teleradiology services provider backed by Housatonic Partners, has acquired Direct Radiology from Royal Philips. The deal combines Direct Radiology's ~80 radiologists and 430+ facility relationships with ONRAD's existing platform to create the largest independent teleradiology provider in the United States; Direct Radiology will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of ONRAD.

Denver-based Espire Dental has partnered with and acquired Sauvage PLLC (Sauvage Dentistry), a five-practice dental group in Seattle, Washington. The deal expands Espire's footprint (now ~39 practices) into the Pacific Northwest, adding cosmetic and multi-specialty capabilities and transitioning Dr. Paul Sauvage's practices onto Espire's operational platform.

Wildcat DX, LLC has acquired a full ownership stake in Navis Clinical Laboratories, Inc., a provider of diagnostic and toxicology lab testing services. Navis will remain led by interim CEO Dr. Damon Borg as Wildcat integrates the lab into its growing healthcare portfolio to expand capabilities and accelerate growth.

CuraLinc Healthcare has acquired the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) business from Seattle-based nonprofit Wellspring Family Services, with support from CuraLinc’s primary investor Lightyear Capital. The transaction transfers Wellspring’s EAP clients and services to CuraLinc to expand the company’s mental health and wellbeing offerings and ensure continuity of care for employer clients in the Pacific Northwest and nationwide.

Health Commons Project, a Washington-based nonprofit, has completed the acquisition of OneHealthPort, the state's health information exchange (HIE). The acquisition aims to improve data interoperability, strengthen care coordination, and expand public health data access across Washington State.

Frontier Dermatology has acquired Doherty Dermatology, a Mohs surgery–specialized practice in Bellingham, Washington. The clinic will be rebranded as Frontier Dermatology (Bellingham South) effective October 1, 2024, expanding Frontier's Washington footprint and preserving Dr. Mark Doherty's leadership of the clinic.

HCAP Partners, a California-based private equity firm, has made a growth investment in Aarista LLC, a tech-enabled healthcare services provider focused on post-acute care. The capital will support Aarista's technology development, growth initiatives, and enable strategic acquisitions to expand its impact across long-term care, skilled nursing, and assisted living markets.

Peloton Capital Management, a Toronto-based private investment firm, has made a strategic minority investment in Lakefield Veterinary Group to support the company's disciplined M&A strategy and next phase of growth. Lakefield, a family-owned multi-site veterinary hospital operator with over 70 locations, will remain majority-owned by the Desmarais family and will use the partnership to expand its regional footprint and service offerings.

Effective July 1, 2024, Skookum completed a merger integrating Skils'kin into its organization. The combination expands Skookum's geographic footprint into Eastern Washington, Montana and Wyoming and strengthens its ability to deliver employment and support services for individuals with disabilities.

Family Resource Home Care, a PE-backed home care platform headquartered in Liberty Lake, Washington, has acquired Specialty Service Solutions, a Moses Lake-based in-home care agency. The acquisition adds the Moses Lake operations into Family Resource's existing branch there, increasing density in Washington and bringing Family Resource to 35 locations across Idaho, Oregon and Washington.

Sagility LLC has acquired Seattle-based BirchAI, a GenAI healthcare technology company that provides cloud-based conversational AI and call automation for complex healthcare interactions. The acquisition expands Sagility's analytics and automation capabilities to improve member, patient and provider engagement across payers, health systems and other healthcare providers.

Grant Avenue Capital, a healthcare-focused private equity firm, has acquired Performance Home Medical (PHM), a regional provider of home respiratory and sleep therapy services headquartered in Kent, Washington. PHM operates 24 locations across Washington, Oregon and Idaho and plans to use the investment to expand geographically and grow both organically and via selective acquisitions; industry veteran Larry Mastrovich has joined PHM's board as chairman.

Childhaven and Children's Home Society of Washington have merged to create a new nonprofit organization named Akin, combining staff, programs, and locations to expand child- and family-serving services across Washington state. The merged organization will leverage the combined scale and expertise of both groups to broaden behavioral health, early learning, parenting supports, and workforce development and will be led by former CHSW CEO Dave Newell.

Veda Living announced the acquisition of the management contract for Emerald City Senior Living, a 119-unit private-pay senior living community in Seattle, Washington, marking Veda's 14th management contract. The move expands Veda's portfolio in the Seattle market and underscores its focus on affordable, middle-market senior living through a partnership with Greenlake Senior Living.

The Bay Club Company announced the acquisition of PRO Club Inc., adding PRO Club’s Seattle and Bellevue health and wellness facilities to Bay Club’s West Coast portfolio. The deal expands Bay Club’s footprint to 26 locations and brings PRO Club’s approximately 800 employees, while PRO Club founders Dick Knight and Dr. Mark Dedomenico will remain as strategic advisors for at least three years.

Family Resource Home Care, a portfolio company of Great Point Partners, has completed the acquisition of Companion Care, Inc., a Woodinville, Washington-based non-medical in-home care agency. The acquisition expands Family Resource's footprint to seven locations in the greater Puget Sound region and 29 locations across Idaho, Oregon and Washington, bringing the combined organization to over 1,700 home care professionals; Companion Care's ~100 employees have been offered roles with Family Resource.

Dynamic Access, a Dallas-based provider of outsourced vascular access services and a RiverGlade Capital portfolio company, has acquired I.V. Nurse Consultants, Inc., a Seattle-based vascular access services provider led by founder Susanne Doppke. The deal extends Dynamic's national footprint westward and brings IVNC's clinical team and local client relationships into Dynamic's platform.

WebMD Health Services, a unit of WebMD Health Corp., announced it will acquire Limeade, an employee well‑being platform provider. The deal combines WebMD Health Services’ clinical and program capabilities with Limeade’s digital engagement technology to create a more comprehensive, holistic workplace well‑being offering; the transaction is expected to close within the next quarter pending approvals.

The IMA Group has acquired Pontum Health, a Seattle‑area provider of Social Security Disability and related consultative evaluations. The acquisition extends IMA's Evaluation Services coverage further into the Pacific Northwest—adding Alaska and Oregon and strengthening presence in Washington—while Pontum's leadership team will remain in place; financial terms were not disclosed.

WorkCare, Inc., a U.S. occupational health, wellness and absence management company based in Anaheim, California, acquired HPM Corporation (HPMC), the prime medical services contractor at the Department of Energy's Hanford Site, effective April 1, 2023. The acquisition is intended to maintain delivery of occupational medicine and clinical services to more than 8,000 DOE and site contractor employees and aligns with WorkCare's strategic business development plans.

Transcarent announced it will acquire the AI-powered virtual care platform and care business of 98point6, adding 98point6’s text-based virtual primary care technology and affiliated medical group to Transcarent’s integrated health and care experience platform. The deal (announced March 6, 2023) transfers the care delivery business to Transcarent while 98point6 Technologies will continue focusing on licensing its technology to third-party providers.

MedSpa Partners Inc., a Toronto-based medical aesthetics platform backed by Persistence Capital Partners, has acquired Advanced Skin & Body Solutions (ASBS), a Bellevue, Washington medspa. The ASBS team, led by founder Jennifer Washburn, will join MSP's North American partnership to access growth, education and operational support while continuing patient-focused services.

Affective Software has acquired The Gottman Institute and the combined organization will operate as Gottman Inc., led by Affective CEO Rafael Lisitsa. The transaction brings the Gottmans' research and training together with Affective's AI/ML-powered digital platform (GottmanCONNECT) to scale relationship assessment and intervention tools globally.

Foundation Partners Group (FPG), an Orlando-based operator of funeral, cemetery and cremation services, has acquired Edwards Memorial Funeral Homes, Chapels and Crematories. The deal expands FPG's network in Washington's South Sound area to seven locations and brings the family-owned Edwards Memorial team into the FPG platform.

CareAcademy has acquired the video-based content and learning management assets of NextStep, a blended-learning and job-placement platform for certified nursing assistants (CNAs). The acquisition expands CareAcademy's training capabilities to include CNA certification and enables deeper penetration into skilled nursing, assisted living and vocational school channels.

Animal Dermatology Group, Inc. (ADG) has acquired Animal Skin and Allergy Clinic of Lynnwood, Washington, expanding ADG's veterinary dermatology footprint in the Pacific Northwest. The clinic — led by Dr. David Duclos alongside Dr. Naomi Rich and a clinical team — becomes part of ADG's nationwide network as the company continues an aggressive acquisition pace, bringing ADG to over 40 primary and satellite locations across 14 states.

Unified Women's Healthcare has acquired Gennev, a leading digital menopause care platform, to expand its menopause and women's health capabilities across the U.S. Financial terms were not disclosed; the acquisition will integrate Gennev's telehealth network of OB-GYNs, dietitians and health coaches with Unified's affiliated provider network.

Empower Community Care, a PE-backed behavioral health platform, has acquired The Incredible Years, Inc., an evidence-based provider of programs for parents, children, and teachers. The Incredible Years will operate independently under the Empower platform and Empower plans to invest to expand the program's reach across schools, childcare settings, mental health centers, and hospitals.

Asenda Health Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary Kater Medical, acquired a controlling 61% interest in Washington-based Post Acute Healthcare with a commitment to acquire the remaining 39% over the next two years. Post Acute is an outsourced physician services business conducting roughly 3,000 monthly patient encounters across 18 long-term care and skilled nursing facilities in Washington and Oregon; Asenda paid 55% of the initial consideration in Asenda shares, aligned Post Acute's founders into senior roles, and expects the deal to accelerate entry into Florida and add material revenue and EBITDA.

CellCarta acquired the commercial rights to antibody panels and next‑generation immuno‑MRM assays from Fred Hutch spin‑off Precision Assays, expanding its off‑the‑shelf multiplex proteomics offerings for immuno‑oncology. The deal brings validated CPTAC‑characterized assays into CellCarta's global precision‑medicine service platform, enabling faster deployment in translational and clinical studies.

Transformations Care Network has acquired LightHeart Psychological Associates, expanding its outpatient mental health network into Washington State. LightHeart—founded and led by Dr. Holley Kaskel—operates two Redmond locations with over 40 clinicians and will gain access to Transformations' clinical and administrative resources as the network grows on the West Coast.

Oak Healthcare Staffing, a Regal Healthcare Capital Partners–backed travel nurse staffing firm based in Tampa, announced the acquisition of Washington state–based Cunningham Elite Staffing. The deal expands Oak’s footprint to the West Coast and broadens its ability to serve long-term care facilities and certified nursing assistant placements as part of its concierge travel-nursing platform.

OneCare Media has acquired TheSleepDoctor.com, the consumer-facing sleep health site founded by Michael J. Breus, Ph.D. Dr. Breus will join OneCare as Chief Sleep Officer and continue to represent The Sleep Doctor while advising OneCare as it scales its sleep-health content and product-review offerings.

Discovery Behavioral Health, Inc. has acquired Dan Med TMS Neuro Institute, a specialized provider of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy that operates centers in the Seattle–Tacoma area (Bellevue, Kent, Renton) and Costa Mesa, California. The acquisition expands Discovery Behavioral Health's TMS capability and geographic footprint, improving access to treatment for patients with treatment‑resistant depression.

CPSI (NASDAQ: CPSI) has acquired Healthcare Resource Group, Inc. (HRG), a Spokane-based provider of revenue cycle management (RCM) solutions and consulting services. The deal expands CPSI/TruBridge's RCM capabilities, adds approximately 400 employees and 77 customers (primarily mid-to-large hospitals), and is expected to drive recurring revenue and margin synergies.