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Who buys specialty medical practices?

152 disclosed specialty medical practiceacquisitions analyzed — the active strategic and private equity buyers, how often each one buys, and their most recent named deals. Sourced from SEC filings and verified M&A press releases.

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How many disclosed transactions?
152 disclosed specialty medical practice acquisitions with a named acquirer.
Most active buyers
CRH Medical Corporation (30) · DaVita, Inc. (11) · WELL Health / CRH Medical Corporation (10) · Envision Healthcare Holdings, Inc. (4) · Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc. (4) · Cardinal Health (3)
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Run the ExitValue.ai calculator to price your specialty medical practice against these 152 disclosed transactions. The engine surfaces what each buyer pool pays for your size, margin, and growth profile.

Top strategic buyers

Operators, larger competitors, and corporate consolidators acquiring specialty medical practice businesses for synergy and capability fill.

AcquirerDealsMedian deal sizeRecent targets
CRH Medical Corporation30$7MCentral Virginia Anesthesia Associates (2020), Coastal Carolina Sedation Associates (2020), FDHS Anesthesia Associates (2020), Lake Lanier Anesthesia Associates (2020)
DaVita, Inc.11$7MMount Sinai Hospital Medical Center Renal Unit (2022), Manteno Dialysis Centre (2018), Presence Saint Mary's Hospital Dialysis (2018), Satellite Dialysis of Glenview (2018)
WELL Health / CRH Medical Corporation10$9MNorth Denver Anesthesia Associates (2024), Grand Canyon Anesthesia / PhyMed of Arizona (2022), Greater Connecticut Anesthesia Associates (2022), Destin Anesthesia (2021)
Envision Healthcare Holdings, Inc.4$140MEmergency Medical Physicians Group (2016), Emergency Medical Associates / Scottsdale Emergency Associates (2015), Questcare Medical Services (2015), Phoenix Physicians (2014)
Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc.4$374MQuad Cities Kidney Centers (2016), Sound Inpatient Physicians (2014), Liberty Dialysis Holdings Inc. (2011), Mountain Ridge Dialysis (2011)
Cardinal Health3$2.4BSolaris Health (2025), GI Alliance (2024), Integrated Oncology Network (2024)
U.S. Renal Care, Inc.3$10MSeven Faxton-St. Luke's Dialysis Centers (2021), Pelham Parkway Dialysis Center (2015), Queens Dialysis at South Flushing (2015)
MEDNAX, Inc.3$101MRadiology Alliance & Infinity Management (2017), Synergy Radiology Associates, PA (2017), Virtual Radiologic (2015)
Aurora Diagnostics3$17MPacific Pathology Associates (2016), Texas and Ohio Pathology Groups (2015), Various Pathology Groups (2014)
Hartford HealthCare2$2MConsulting Cardiologists (2026), Middlesex Cardiology Associates, PC (2018)
Cencora, Inc.2$4.3BEyeSouth Partners' Retina Business (2026), OneOncology (2025)
Sonic Healthcare Limited2$456MProPath (2021), Aurora Diagnostics (2018)

Top private equity buyers

Private equity firms and PE-backed platforms rolling up specialty medical practice businesses. Platform-tier buyers typically pay up for scale, clean financials, and a management layer that survives integration.

AcquirerDealsMedian deal sizeRecent targets
Audax Private Equity2$450MUnited Urology Group (2024), Global Nephrology Solutions (2021)
Partners Group2$1.9BForefront Dermatology (2022), EyeCare Partners (2019)
OMERS Private Equity2$700MGastro Health (2021), Forefront Dermatology (2016)
Harvest Partners2$465MEyeCare Services Partners Holdings (2017), Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery (2016)
The Carlyle Group1$3.8BVantive (Baxter Kidney Care Segment) (2024)
Kohlberg & Company1$500MUnited Digestive (2023)
Apollo Global Management1$2.2BGI Alliance (2022)
Ares Management1$300MPima Heart & Vascular (2022)
Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe1$325MResurgens Orthopedics (2021)
Lee Equity Partners1$240MIntegrated Medical Professionals / The Urology Group (Solaris) (2020)

Recent M&A activity

Disclosed specialty medical practice acquisitions by year.

2010
1
2011
3
2012
6
2013
5
2014
12
2015
12
2016
15
2017
12
2018
15
2019
13
2020
12
2021
13
2022
10
2023
6
2024
10
2025
5
2026
2

Methodology note

Acquirer activity reflects disclosed M&A transactions in the ExitValue.ai database, filtered to specialty medical practice businesses with a named acquirer. Counts include deals with disclosed financials only — total transaction volume in this segment is typically 2–3x larger. The valuation engine reveals what each buyer pool pays for your specific business when you run the calculator. Full methodology

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