Mergers & Acquisitions

Average seller size by revenue was $676 million, well above historical averages for the first quarter and for recent year-end averages.

Acquisition to deliver new cloud and AI capabilities across healthcare and other industries.

This week's top stories include U.S. Anesthesia Partners claiming UnitedHealthcare has an "unlawful scheme" to eliminate providers like itself from its network, Bright Health buying Zipnosis, and AstraZeneca working with MGH on disease management.

The lawsuit alleges the conditions would put Huntington at a distinct disadvantage compared to other hospitals in the region.

The extended review was prompted by a letter from the American Hospital Association raising possible antitrust concerns.

This week's top stories include the AstraZeneca vaccine showing 79% efficacy but facing questions about using outdated information, Everlywell acquiring PWNHealth, and reports of problems with the VA's new Cerner EHR system.

Optum would have competitive payers' data to inform its reimbursement rates, giving UHC more clout in negotiations.

Trinity’s cost-saving measures, its investment returns and funds from the Provider Relief Fund helped the health system regain its financial footing.

By acquiring Atrius, Optum is expanding its footprint in Massachusetts as it works towards growing its physician network.   

Jefferson’s hospital network will grow to 18 locations with Einstein’s three general acute care hospitals and an inpatient rehabilitation hospital.