Healthcare M&A deal news

Lee Health acquires Gardner Orthopedics

Lee Health has acquired Gardner Orthopedics, an orthopedic physician group in Southwest Florida. Gardner Orthopedics provides musculoskeletal care including treatment for injuries, joint pain, and sports-related conditions through an outpatient facility offering same-day appointments. The acquisition includes 75 employees, including five physicians, nurses, physical therapists, and administrative staff. The Winkler Avenue facility will remain operational as part of Lee Health's expanded outpatient care network.

KKR to acquire Integer Holdings in all-cash deal valued at $5.7 billion

KKR & Co. Inc. agreed to acquire Integer Holdings Corp. in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $5.7 billion, with Integer stockholders to receive $127 per share. Integer Holdings is a contract development and manufacturing organization that designs and manufactures medical devices and components for healthcare applications. Upon completion, Integer will become a privately held company and will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange. The transaction is expected to close by year-end.

One of 164 Medical Devices and Supplies deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

Nordic Capital to acquire BWXT Medical and Kinectrics medical isotopes business for $800 million

Nordic Capital will acquire BWXT Medical and the medical isotopes business of Kinectrics from BWX Technologies in a deal valued at up to $800 million, the companies announced Aug. 3. BWXT Medical traces its roots to the 2018 purchase of a medical isotopes business from Sotera Health. Medical isotopes are radioactive forms of elements used in diagnostic imaging and treatment of cancer and other conditions. Both businesses have facilities in Ontario. The deal is expected to close by year-end, subject to regulatory approval, with BWXT maintaining a minority stake.

One of 102 Diagnostics / Life Sciences deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

MiMedx to acquire Sanara MedTech for $35 per share

MiMedx Group Inc. announced a definitive agreement to acquire Sanara MedTech for $35 per share in an all-stock deal. Sanara is a wound care and surgical products company with more than $100 million in trailing revenue, primarily from its CellerateRX product line. The combination is expected to add roughly $4 billion in addressable market and generate at least $20 million in annual synergies, with pro forma 2027 revenue projected above $400 million. MiMedx will issue approximately 4.2 million shares to fund the acquisition and secured a $300 million term loan for financing.

One of 164 Medical Devices and Supplies deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

Clarion Partners acquires Clearwater at Sonoma Hills senior living community in California

Clarion Partners has acquired Clearwater at Sonoma Hills, a 94-unit senior living community in Rohnert Park, California. The property, built in 2020, includes 70 assisted living residences and 24 memory care residences with capacity for 100 residents. Deal value was not disclosed. The acquisition expands Clarion Partners' senior housing portfolio in Northern California.

Center for Hospice Care to affiliate with Visiting Nurse Association Hospice of Northwest Indiana

Center for Hospice Care has entered into a legally binding strategic affiliation with Visiting Nurse Association Hospice of Northwest Indiana, with deal value not disclosed. VNA Hospice NWI is a nonprofit hospice care provider offering end-of-life and palliative care services to patients with serious, advanced illness in northwest Indiana. Both organizations will continue operating under their individual provider licenses. The affiliation is expected to allow patients to transition across a unified nonprofit care network without disruption to continuity of care, according to the organizations.

St. Raphael Health acquires former First Baptist Medical Center in Dallas

St. Raphael Health, through its affiliate St. Raphael Health – Dallas, acquired substantially all assets of the former First Baptist Medical Center in Dallas. The facility now operates under St. Raphael Health – Dallas and includes 5 surgical operating rooms, 14 inpatient rooms with 4 family suites, and 4 intensive care unit rooms. Deal value was not disclosed.

Tri-Imaging acquires Trust Medical

Tri-Imaging has acquired Trust Medical, an outsourced services company specializing in MRI equipment. Trust Medical supplies MRI inventory, repair, and testing services. The companies said the combination will expand MRI capabilities and enhance inventory, repair, and testing offerings. Deal value was not disclosed.

One of 57 Specialty Outpatient Facilities deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

Sustainable Medical Billing acquires RevCycle Partners, a revenue cycle management services provider for optometry practices

Sustainable Medical Billing, LLC has acquired RevCycle Partners, Inc., a revenue cycle management services provider specializing in billing and credentialing services for optometry practices. RevCycle Partners serves more than 400 optometry practices throughout the U.S. Prior to closing, RevCycle's software business, OneSpot, was separated into an independent company that will continue developing technology solutions for the eyecare market. RevCycle's leadership team, including co-founder and executive vice president Christine Schneider, will continue to support clients following the acquisition.

ARC Health Partners acquires The Waverly Group to expand pediatric services in Connecticut

ARC Health Partners said it has acquired The Waverly Group, a multidisciplinary pediatric practice based in Old Greenwich, Connecticut. The Waverly Group provides collaborative assessments and therapies addressing children's and adolescents' behavioral, emotional, developmental, educational, and physical needs. The acquisition is ARC Health's second Connecticut-based partnership and its fourth in the greater New York metropolitan area. Deal value was not disclosed.

One of 112 Behavioral Health deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

LiveWell Partners acquires Michigan Community VNA Home Health and Hospice

LiveWell Partners has acquired Michigan Community VNA Home Health and Hospice, marking the company's third acquisition in Michigan. Michigan Community VNA provides skilled nursing, therapy, palliative care and hospice services in the Detroit metropolitan area. The organization will retain its current name and leadership under LiveWell's operating model, which allows acquired companies to maintain their community identities while accessing shared clinical, operational and technology resources. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Apax Partners to acquire Centor US and Primary Packaging Plastics from Gerresheimer for $1.71 billion

Apax Partners has agreed to acquire Centor US Holding Inc. and Gerresheimer's Primary Packaging Plastics business for approximately $1.71 billion in two separate transactions. The businesses specialize in prescription vials and primary plastic packaging systems for injectable drugs and dispensing applications, operating 16 production sites across nine countries with approximately 2,400 employees. Centor's sale is expected to close by the end of 2026, while Primary Packaging Plastics is anticipated to close in the first half of 2027. Gerresheimer plans to use proceeds to reduce debt and refinance its capital structure.

Doctronic acquires Summer Health to expand into pediatric telemedicine

Doctronic, an AI-native primary care provider, has acquired Summer Health, a text-based pediatric telemedicine platform. Financial terms were not disclosed. Summer Health provides on-demand virtual care for children and has supported more than 100,000 pediatric encounters. The acquisition gives Doctronic access to Summer Health's dataset of over 100,000 real-world pediatric text conversations, which will be used to develop pediatric-specific AI models and safety guardrails.

FOXO Technologies subsidiary Vector BioSource to acquire four blood collection centers from Grifols Bio Supplies

Vector BioSource, a subsidiary of FOXO Technologies Inc., has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire four U.S.-based blood collection centers from Grifols Bio Supplies, Inc. The blood collection centers operate as bio-products collection facilities. Vector intends to use the acquisition to establish a proprietary source of bio-products for its customers and to supplement its existing sourcing model. The deal is expected to require new FDA licensure for Vector, which the company anticipates will expand its addressable market.

One of 102 Diagnostics / Life Sciences deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

Synlogic to merge with Caldera Therapeutics in all-stock deal; concurrent $278 million private placement

Synlogic Inc. and Caldera Therapeutics Inc. have entered into a definitive merger agreement to combine in an all-stock transaction, with the combined company operating under the Caldera name and planning to trade on Nasdaq under ticker symbol CALD. Caldera is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing CLD-423, a bispecific antibody targeting TL1A and IL-23p19 pathways for inflammatory bowel disease and other immune-mediated diseases. The merger is supported by a concurrent private placement generating approximately $278 million from institutional investors including Bain Capital Life Sciences, Atlas Venture, Wellington Management, and others. The combined company expects the financing and existing cash to fund operations into 2029, with proceeds supporting Phase 2 development of CLD-423 in ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.

Healthcare Triangle completes acquisition of Teyame AI LLC and SecureKloud Technologies Ltd.

Healthcare Triangle Inc. completed its acquisition of Teyame AI LLC and a share exchange agreement with SecureKloud Technologies Ltd. on July 24, issuing 12,546,540 shares of common stock. Teyame AI LLC and SecureKloud Technologies Ltd. provide artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure solutions for healthcare organizations. The transactions were previously approved by Healthcare Triangle shareholders. Following the issuances, Healthcare Triangle's market value of listed securities reached approximately $23.9 million as of July 28, bringing the company into compliance with Nasdaq's minimum market value requirement.

Northfield Hospital + Clinics acquires Allina Health Northfield clinic

Northfield Hospital + Clinics has acquired the Allina Health Northfield clinic, bringing approximately 30 clinicians into the local health system. The clinic provides family medicine, pediatrics, mental health, sports medicine, and urgent care services in Northfield, Minnesota. NH+C will relocate its Urgent Care operation to the newly renovated Jefferson Road Clinic beginning Sept. 17, consolidating primary care services under a single community-based healthcare system while maintaining specialty care connections through Allina Health.

All Star Healthcare Solutions to acquire Cross Country Healthcare locum tenens division

All Star Healthcare Solutions is acquiring the locum tenens division of Cross Country Healthcare. The division supplies temporary physicians and advanced practitioners to healthcare facilities. All Star ranked as the eighth-largest locum tenens staffing provider in the U.S., while Cross Country ranked ninth. The acquisition is part of Knox Lane's completed $437 million takeover of Cross Country, with both All Star and Cross Country operating as Knox Lane portfolio companies.

Baptist Health acquires Magnolia Regional Medical Center and South Arkansas Regional Hospital in El Dorado

Baptist Health, Arkansas' largest state-funded healthcare institution, acquired Magnolia Regional Medical Center and South Arkansas Regional Hospital in El Dorado. Deal terms were not disclosed. Both facilities operate as critical access hospitals, providing 24/7 emergency care and acute inpatient services to rural communities. The acquisitions are part of a broader consolidation trend among Arkansas hospitals facing financial pressures from low reimbursement rates and rising operational costs.

Included Health to acquire Firefly Health in undisclosed deal

Included Health has agreed to acquire Firefly Health, a primary care and health plan provider serving more than 20,000 individuals nationally. Firefly Health delivers clinically integrated health plans to employers through team-based primary care combined with a nationwide network of virtual and in-person providers. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2026, with financial terms not disclosed.

Kettering Health to acquire Knox Community Hospital in Ohio

Kettering Health signed a non-binding letter of intent Tuesday to acquire Knox Community Hospital, a 99-bed nonprofit acute-care hospital in Mount Vernon, Ohio, located about 40 miles northeast of Columbus. Deal value was not disclosed. Knox Community Hospital's board conducted months of due diligence including more than 800 hours of meetings before selecting Kettering Health. Kettering Health has agreed to make capital investments in the service area over 10 years, including implementing a new electronic health records system, and will offer continued employment to all active hospital employees.

Advita Ortho acquires intellectual property from Bauer Innovations for shoulder implant technologies

Advita Ortho announced it has obtained three novel intellectual property applications from Bauer Innovations to expand its Equinoxe Shoulder System portfolio. Bauer Innovations develops implant technologies for orthopedic shoulder surgery, specifically addressing glenoid bone loss in revision procedures. Advita intends to use the patents to design new reverse shoulder glenoid baseplates that improve glenoid fixation in patients with central vault defects and uncontained glenoid defects. Deal value was not disclosed.

One of 157 Medical Devices and Supplies deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

Intermountain Health to acquire Surgery Partners' interests in two Idaho hospitals for $795 million

Intermountain Health is acquiring Surgery Partners' stake in Idaho Falls Community Hospital and Mountain View Hospital for approximately $795 million, valuing the combined facilities at about $1.15 billion. The two acute care hospitals provide surgical services and specialty care, including a Level III NICU, and employ more than 2,300 staff across the facilities and affiliated clinics. The deal is expected to close in the coming months, subject to approvals, and the hospitals will remain locally managed and operationally separate from Intermountain.

One of 60 Hospitals deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

OrthoPediatrics Corp acquires SpineCorporation in undisclosed deal

OrthoPediatrics Corp has acquired Chesterfield-based SpineCorporation, a manufacturer of spinal orthotics and bracing solutions for spinal conditions. The deal value was not disclosed. Hawsons Corporate Finance advised SpineCorporation's shareholders, with Knights providing legal counsel to the sellers. Dentons acted as legal adviser to OrthoPediatrics, with Saffery providing tax and financial due diligence support to the buyer.

One of 157 Medical Devices and Supplies deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.

Gentell acquires First Honey, manufacturer of Manuka honey wound care products

Gentell has acquired First Honey, a manufacturer and distributor of medical-grade Manuka honey-infused wound care products including ointments, creams, and bandages. First Honey will operate as a fully integrated division of Gentell under the name Gentell First Honey. The deal value was not disclosed. Jono Scarlet, previously Gentell's Product Manager for the Manuka Honey Portfolio, will lead the division as Vice President of the Honey Products Division.

One of 137 Outsourced Services deals Healthcare DealHub has tracked in 2026.