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WCAS to acquire Absorb Software from SilversmithWelsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe has agreed to acquire Calgary-based Absorb Software, a provider of cloud-based learning and performance management software to businesses, higher education, government and non-profit agencies.
Kinderhook evaluates sale of AvitaAvita is one of few scale investment opportunities left on the 340B front, offering pharmacy services to eligible hospitals and providers that serve low-income patients.
American Securities snaps up SimonMed in $600m dealA deal was signed in March for the outpatient medical imaging provider and physician radiology practice group, concluding a Jefferies-run process.
Carlyle-backed Newport Academy gears up for saleA potential sale could value the provider of teen-rehab centers at more than $1bn, sources told PE Hub.
Deal of the Year: Thoma Bravo with Ellie Mae, WCAS-backed SpringStone seeks $1bn-plus in saleThoma Bravo’s sale of Ellie Mae is Deal of the Year and Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe is exploring a sale of SpringStone.
WCAS-backed SpringStone seeks $1bn-plus in saleThe timing of a prospective sale comes as more individuals continue seeking mental health services coming out of the pandemic, driving a massive need for more psychiatric hospitals.
Investing behind home care for seniors: Apax, WCAS-backed InnovAge's public debut, CareFinders seeks PE partnerWCAS-backed InnovAge goes public and investors go bullish over home care for seniors.
WCAS names Anthony de Nicola chairman, and Scott Mackesy managing partnerThe firm also made Michael Donovan head of the technology group and Brian Regan head of healthcare.
PE-backed software companies Precisely and Therapy Brands evaluate sales, Apollo makes preferred investment in US Acute CareCenterbridge Partners and Clearlake Capital are exploring a sale of Precisely and Apollo commits to invest up to $470 million in US Acute Care Solutions.
Apollo to invest up to $470m in US Acute Care SolutionsApollo Global Management Inc has committed to invest up to $470 million in US Acute Care Solutions, a provider of physician-owned emergency medicine, hospitalist and observation services.