Altaris is seeking at least $3 billion for its sixth healthcare-focused fund, according to public documents from Connecticut Retirement Plans and Trust Funds, per Buyouts.
Related Posts
Value-Based Care Collides with Competition: Deal Impacts for Private Equity Companies
On the Value-based Care Collides with Competition series, Ropes & Gray attorneys explore how aggressive federal and state enforcement of antitrust and other competition laws appears to be in tension with the nationwide shift to value-based care models.
June 20, 2023
Judge Denies Prisma Health’s Request for Temporary Restraining Order Against UnitedHealthcare
In initial court filings, Prisma Health alleged UnitedHealthcare breached its contract with the system by disclosing information about Prisma Health's rate proposals to several media outlets, and by not providing a copy of any statement issued to the media at least 48 hours in advance.
September 11, 2023
Commercial Payers Driving Cases to ASCs; Orthopedics Most Primed for Growth
A growing number of commercial insurers are revamping policies to push providers and patients out of the hospital and into ASCs, where procedures can be performed at a lower cost.
February 9, 2022
Exclusive: Is the FTC Overreacting on M&A in Healthcare?
As of mid-June, the FTC has already blocked what it calls “anticompetitive hospital mergers” three times in 2022 alone. Is this a legitimate reaction to a healthcare environment becoming less competitive, or is the agency going too far?
July 25, 2022