Tracked deals
11
11 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
New York, New York, United States
Grant Avenue Capital is a healthcare-focused private equity firm investing alongside forward-thinking management teams with operational insight and flexible capital. It partners with companies through founder recapitalizations, majority buyouts, minority investments, and corporate carve-outs.
Tracked deals
11
11 tracked deals across 2020-2026.
Recent pace
2
2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
5 buyout · 4 addon · 1 divestiture
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Grant Avenue Capital has acquired 21st Century Healthcare, a Tempe, Arizona-based manufacturer of vitamins, minerals and supplements for humans and pets. Grant Avenue will partner with CEO Kirk Neal and the existing management team to expand 21st Century's product portfolio, scale manufacturing and broaden retail and e-commerce distribution.
Grant Avenue Capital, a healthcare-focused middle-market private equity firm, has acquired PatientCare EMS Solutions, a provider of ground-based medical transportation and EMS education. Grant Avenue plans to invest in PatientCare's infrastructure to accelerate organic growth, pursue add-on acquisitions, and expand the company's geographic footprint and partnerships with municipalities, hospitals, and health systems.
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.
Grant Avenue Capital has completed a recapitalization investment in CREO, Inc., a Durham, North Carolina-based life sciences and healthcare consulting firm. The founders, Susan Acker-Walsh and Mike Townley, remain significant owners as the investment will accelerate growth and expand CREO's consulting and advisory service offerings.
Ovation Healthcare (fka QHR Health), a hospital management and consulting company backed by Grant Avenue Capital, has acquired MedCo Services. The undisclosed deal expands Ovation’s revenue cycle management (RCM) capabilities, adds MedCo’s acute-care hospital clients and internally developed workflow software, and diversifies Ovation’s RCM technology and service offering.
Dynamic Infusion Therapy (DIT), a Dallas-based provider of outsourced vascular access services and RiverGlade Capital-backed platform, has acquired Ohio-based AccessRN. The deal creates a market-leading vascular access services platform serving 21 states and over 1,500 healthcare facilities — an add-on acquisition to accelerate geographic expansion and scale clinical capabilities.
Fortis Home Health & Hospice, a Grant Avenue Capital portfolio company, acquired Select Home Health of Indianapolis (Carmel), Indiana, with Select's founders reinvesting alongside other investors. The deal expands Fortis' home-based care platform into the Midwest as part of Grant Avenue Capital's buy-and-build strategy for Fortis.
Grant Avenue Capital, with co-investors Nashville Capital Network and Brentwood Capital Partners, acquired a majority interest in QHR Health from Quorum Health Corporation. QHR Health — a shared-services provider for independent, critical access and rural hospitals — will operate as an independent, growth-oriented platform focused on technology-enabled shared services, revenue cycle management, supply chain optimization and outsourced IT, with Grant Avenue planning organic investment and add-on acquisitions to expand capabilities.
Valeo Home Health & Hospice, a portfolio company of Grant Avenue Capital, has acquired Hearts for Hospice & Home Health (a division of Abode Healthcare), expanding Valeo's home-based care footprint in Utah. The deal is part of Grant Avenue Capital's broader buy-and-build strategy to grow its Valeo platform through targeted add-on acquisitions and geographic expansion.
Grant Avenue Capital acquired a majority interest in Valeo Home Health and Hospice, a Salt Lake City–based provider of home health and hospice services, from Eduro Healthcare. The transaction launches Grant Avenue Capital's home-based care buy-and-build initiative, with certain individual shareholders of Eduro retaining a minority stake in Valeo.
Grant Avenue Capital acquired the Heartland Rehabilitation and MileStone businesses from HCR ManorCare and combined them under the new brand H2 Health. The deal (terms not disclosed) creates a platform that operates more than 60 outpatient rehabilitation facilities across multiple states and a national clinical staffing business; Kiawah River Health Partners co-invested in the transaction.
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