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SVB Leerink launches one of first healthcare processes under newly expanded team, EQT, Goldman reportedly near deal for ParexelSVB Leerink brings home care platform to market while BDT builds healthcare platform.
BDT Capital Partners hires David Ellison from Altaris, building out healthcare effortsByron Trott's secretive BDT Capital Partners signals that more healthcare investing is on the horizon with a notable new hire, having only ever made one investment in the sector.
Bain, J.H. Whitney-backed Aveanna files for IPO, Altaris-backed Senior Helpers commands around $180m in saleBain and J.H. Whitney-backed Aveanna files to go public.
Advocate Aurora Health snags Altaris's Senior Helpers for around $180mAdvocate Aurora Enterprises, prevailing over sponsors in the Cain Brothers auction, represents the first strategic buyer of a home care franchisor in over a decade.
Altaris Capital buys G&H Orthodontics from RiversideThe Riverside Company has sold Franklin, Indiana-based G&H Orthodontics, a maker of clinical orthodontic products. The buyer was Altaris Capital Partners. No financial terms were disclosed. Jones Day, Piper Jaffray and Houlihan Lokey advised Riverside on the deal while Golub Capital provided financing for the transaction.
- Great Hill invests in Quantum Health
Great Hill Partners has invested in Quantum Health Inc through a recapitalization. Financial terms weren’t announced. Quantum, of Columbus, Ohio, is a patient-care-coordination provider backed by GE Ventures and Altaris. News of the auction was reported /buyouts/patient-care-assistant-quantum-health-seeks-pe-partner/ by Buyouts in March.
- Intermedix promotes Wailes to CFO
Nashville-based Intermedix, a provider of tech-enabled solutions for the global health and safety net, has named Kyle Wailes as chief financial officer. Previously, Wailes was an executive vice president at the company. His work background includes roles at Thomas Weisel Partners, Altaris Capital Partners and Citigroup.
- Altaris Capital exits M2S
Medstreaming has acquired M2S. Financial terms weren’t announced. Altaris Capital Partners was the seller. West Lebanon, New Hampshire-based M2S provides registry software technology which aims to improve healthcare quality. Berkery, Noyes & Co. LLC advised M2S while KeyBank Capital Markets Inc provided financial advice to Medstreaming.