Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Austin, Texas, United States
Data and software company improving community health and safety outcomes by connecting emergency ecosystem data and delivering intelligence for EMS, fire, hospitals, and government partners across the emergency continuum.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
4 buyout · 1 addon
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
ESO Solutions, Inc. (ESO) announced it has acquired d2i, a healthcare performance improvement company that converts fragmented EMR and revenue cycle data into actionable emergency department and hospital analytics. The acquisition is intended to strengthen ESO’s “end-to-end emergency intelligence” platform across the full emergency lifecycle, from community risk and dispatch through hospital care and beyond.
ESO, a data and software provider for emergency services, will acquire Logis Solutions, a global provider of computer-aided dispatch (CAD), logistics and EMS billing software. The deal will integrate dispatch, call taking, billing and ESO's EHR/data platform to improve interoperability, operational efficiency and enable new mobile integrated health capabilities.
Austin-based healthcare data and software company ESO has acquired Occam Technologies, a provider of an Enterprise Master Patient Index (EMPI) solution. The deal adds patient identity, record matching and data mastering capabilities to the ESO Suite to improve clinical data integration for EMS, hospitals and telemedicine providers.
ESO, a data and software company serving emergency services and healthcare providers, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Emergency Reporting, a leading cloud-based fire Records Management System (RMS). The deal — expected to close in Q3 — will combine the two companies' products and data to accelerate data standardization and expand capabilities across EMS, fire, hospital and public-safety customers.
ESO, an Austin-based data and software company serving EMS, fire departments and hospitals, acquired eCore Software, a Dallas-based scheduling and time/attendance platform for EMS agencies and fire departments. The acquisition extends ESO’s product portfolio and will allow ESO to offer a comprehensive suite of workforce scheduling and timekeeping tools; ESO will retain eCore’s Dallas office.
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