Healthcare

Datavant operates a health data ecosystem it says is the nation's largest, connecting patients, providers, payers and life science companies to exchange patient-level data for uses spanning clinical care to medical research.

Bluefin, based in Boston, provides clinical supply forecasting and planning technology that helps sponsors and CROs manage demand, distribution and supply risk across the trial lifecycle.

US Fertility, which the company describes as the nation's largest partnership of physician-owned and physician-led fertility practices and IVF laboratories, has helped more than 400,000 individuals and couples build their families.

Ambit RD, founded to help biopharma companies navigate commercial challenges in rare and specialty disease markets, brings AI-powered patient identification and analytics tools to Danforth's platform.

Santa Barbara Fertility Center, founded by reproductive endocrinologist Rene Allen in 2008, joins Ivy Fertility's network as its founder continues practicing there.

AI and regulatory complexity are driving demand for life sciences software, which in turn has attracted private equity; 1315 Capital closes a carve-out deal with a portfolio company of Telegraph Hill Partners and New Vale Capital.

Ardian, Bregal Sagemount, Riverside and Thoma Bravo are among the PE dealmakers targeting investments in the life sciences software market.

The divested unit, now operating independently as Aluris Sciences, provides contract manufacturing for life sciences, diagnostics and combination drug product customers from formulation through commercial production.

Fullscript, headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, is a platform serving more than 135,000 healthcare practitioners and 10 million patients annually across North America.

Ambienta announced that its portco No Dig Alliance has acquired Horisonterra, a Swedish specialist in trenchless underground pipe installation, marking the platform’s fourth add-on since Ambienta took ownership in 2025.