Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Healthcare-focused private equity firm in Nashville, Tennessee. Invests in lower middle market companies aiming to make healthcare better and supports portfolio management teams with its CEO Council and value-creation resources.
Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Growth capital
5 growth capital · 3 buyout · 1 addon
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Council Capital, a healthcare-focused private equity firm, acquired MedicalServiceQuotes.com (MSQ), a platform-as-a-service provider that helps payers and employers procure and manage ancillary services and pharmacy benefits using data-driven analytics. The acquisition is intended to expand MSQ’s healthcare cost-containment and procurement capabilities, particularly for workers’ compensation and auto-no-fault insurers.
GEOH, an Indianapolis-based provider of practice management software and revenue cycle services for home care agencies, raised over $30 million in a growth round led by Council Capital and affiliates. Existing investors Boomerang Ventures, First Leaf Capital, and VisionTech Partners participated; proceeds will accelerate GEOH’s expansion of its integrated software + services platform and revenue cycle management capabilities.
Council Capital, a healthcare-focused private equity firm, has made an investment of over $25 million in StrataPT, a SaaS-based EMR and revenue cycle management platform for outpatient therapy practices. The capital will support StrataPT's growth and capability expansion; Council Capital partner Kevin Fahey and healthcare IT veteran Gregory Anderson are joining StrataPT's board. PEAK Technology Partners served as financial advisor to StrataPT.
Council Capital, a healthcare-focused private equity firm, has made a growth investment in Allegiant Managed Care, a Pittsburgh-based nurse and vocational case management provider. The undisclosed transaction closed on April 24, 2024; Council Capital said the investment will be used to scale Allegiant's services into additional states and insurance lines.
Nashville-based healthcare private equity firm Council Capital has made an investment in OccMD, a Dallas-based physician-led medical and nurse case management company; the transaction closed on March 20, 2024 and terms were not disclosed. Council Capital will use the investment to scale OccMD's services and expand the business into additional states and lines of insurance, and has added industry veterans to OccMD's board and leadership team.
Alivia Analytics has acquired SourcEdge, a provider of claims systems modernization services, to integrate end-to-end claims lifecycle and payment integrity capabilities under the Alivia brand. The deal — financed by healthcare-focused private equity firms Council Capital and Health Enterprise Partners — will combine Alivia's AI-powered payment integrity platform with SourcEdge's data transformation and PHI security expertise; financial terms were not disclosed.
Council Capital and Health Enterprise Partners jointly announced a platform investment in Alivia Analytics, a healthcare payment integrity software provider. The transaction brings Michael Taylor on board as CEO while founder Kleber Gallardo becomes Chairman, with the capital intended to scale Alivia's AI-driven payment integrity platform across government and commercial payers.
Council Capital, a Nashville-based healthcare-focused private equity firm, invested in ViaQuest Holdings, a Dublin, Ohio provider of IDD, hospice and behavioral health services; the transaction is described as the first platform investment from Council Capital IV. Founder and CEO Rich Johnson will remain a significant investor and continue to lead the business while Council Capital will support growth using its CEO Council and value-creation resources. A second source headline referenced Twin Bridge, so Twin Bridge Capital Partners is also listed as a buyer in aggregated coverage, though the announced release identifies Council Capital as the investor.
Healthcare-focused private equity firm Council Capital has invested in Physician Housecalls, a home-based primary care provider headquartered in Chickasha, Oklahoma. Terms were not disclosed; Council Capital said it will partner with management to support growth, expand capabilities, and leverage its healthcare operating resources.
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