Healthcare information technology M&A is being vaulted to new heights by a confluence of factors: initial public offerings, companies flush with cash, inspiring deals, consumer demand, pricing pressure, drives for efficiency, data analytics and, of course, the pandemic, Mergers & Acquisitions reports.
Marty Felsenthal, managing partner of Health Velocity Capital, a San Francisco private equity firm focused on healthcare software and services businesses, calls it “the most robust environment for M&A amongst innovative healthcare services and software companies” in his 25-year career. Read more.
