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Spectrum Equity-backed Net Health buys ReDocNet Health, which is backed by Spectrum Equity, said Tuesday that it has acquired ReDoc. No financial terms were disclosed. Healthcare Growth Partners advised Net Health on the transaction while Brentwood Capital Advisors advised ReDoc. Based in Brentwood, Tenn., ReDoc is a provider of therapy documentation and management solutions.
- Baird Capital partners with Council Capital in $13.3 mln healthcare investment
Baird Capital's venture group and Council Capital has made a joint, $13.3 million investment in emids Technologies, a provider of healthcare information technology. Brentwood Capital Advisors worked as exclusive financial advisor to emids.
- Heritage Group Backs Aviacode
Nashville-based healthcare investment firm Heritage Group has backed Aviacode. Based in Salt Lake City, Aviacode provides remote medical coding services and software to hospitals and physician offices.
- Heritage Group Invests in Aviacode
Heritage Group has made a strategic investment in Aviacode. Financial terms weren't announced. Salt Lake City-based Aviacode provides remote medical coding services and software to hospitals and physician offices.
- London deal ends busy year for CD&R
The nearly £400m buyout of used-car dealership BCA means Clayton Dubilier has invested the first $1bn of its new $5bn fund.
- TA Associates In Hyperactive Mode This Year
It's only 14 days into the new year and TA Associates has already done more deals than most firms do in a quarter. The firm this week acquired a majority stake in eCircle ../../../../../../60465/ta-buys-majority-stake-in-ecircle/ a Munich, Germany-based provider of email marketing solutions, for more than €60 million. A day earlier, TA invested $45 million for a minority stake in Micromax Informatics Ltd., ../../../../../../60553/ta-invests-45-million-into-indian-mobile-handset-co/ the third-largest mobile handset provider in India (a deal aided by the firm's recently opened Mumbai office). That's in addition to the firm's January 2 exit of Logistics Health. TA originally backed Logistics Health back in 2003, with a $72.5 million investment, selling it for an undisclosed amount for Gunderson Lutheran. Earlier this week TA managing director Michael Wilson commented on his firm's pickup in activity at a conference hosted by Gridley & Co. "Sellers are coming out of their fox holes to do deals now," he said. "They're saying, ‘We saw our lives flash before our eyes, and now things are starting to go back to normal. It's not back all the way but its safe enough to think about doing something."
- PE Week Wire: Tues., Oct. 16, 2007
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