Healthcare Private Equity Firms
84 mid-market firms that invest in healthcare companies. Each profile covers check size, target EBITDA, strategy, and add-on appetite, sourced from the firms' own published criteria.
Healthcare mid-market PE splits between provider services, healthcare IT, and outsourced payer and pharma services, and the diligence bar is higher than almost anywhere else. Buyers will want patient or member counts reconciled to billing, revenue traced to payer contracts, and a clean line between organic and acquired growth. If your data cannot separate those cleanly, expect a quality-of-earnings adjustment.
Most are headquartered in New York, Texas, Illinois. Published EBITDA targets: 2 at Under $5M, 18 at $5M-$15M, 13 at $15M-$40M, 3 at $40M+. 53 state an active add-on programme.
- Aldrich Capital Partners
A Virginia firm investing in founder-owned software, healthcare IT, and fintech companies from $2M to $25M of EBITDA.
- Amulet Capital Partners
A healthcare-only firm in Greenwich managing roughly $3B, writing $50M to $150M checks into life-sciences outsourcing, providers, and payor services.
- Assured Healthcare Partners
Exclusively healthcare, with a preference for provider services businesses that do not carry direct reimbursement risk.
- Audax Private Equity
One of the most prolific buy-and-build investors in private equity, with roughly $19B in AUM.
- Beecken Petty O'Keefe & Company (BPOC)
BPOC is one of Chicago's longest-running pure-play healthcare investors, managing $1.7B.
- BelHealth Investment Partners
A New York healthcare investor spanning services, products, and distribution at the smaller end of the market.
- Blue Sea Capital
West Palm Beach firm investing $30M to $250M in healthcare services, healthcare IT, and outsourced services businesses with $5M to $30M of EBITDA.
- Boathouse Capital
A Philadelphia-area firm that flexes between equity and structured capital, investing $5M to $50M in software, tech-enabled services, and healthcare IT from $2M of EBITDA or $5M of ARR.
- Boyne Capital
A Miami firm targeting $3M to $15M EBITDA companies under $100M of revenue across business services, healthcare, consumer, and niche manufacturing.
- Bregal Sagemount
Sagemount invests $20M to $400M in growth companies across software, tech-enabled services, healthcare IT, and fintech, needing only $7M of revenue to engage.
- Centre Partners
One of New York's veteran mid-market shops, focused on founder- and family-owned consumer and healthcare companies with $5M to $40M of EBITDA.
- Chicago Pacific Founders
A healthcare investor built by former operators around two themes: care delivery and serving the aging population.
- Cimarron Healthcare Capital
A Salt Lake City healthcare specialist investing up to $30M in services and technology companies with up to $10M of EBITDA.
- Concord Health Partners
A healthcare investor with an unusual LP base that includes the American Hospital Association, giving portfolio companies direct access to hospital-system buyers.
- Consonance Capital Partners
New York healthcare-only investors focused exclusively on the U.S.
- Council Capital
A Nashville healthcare growth investor with a CEO Council model: several dozen proven healthcare executives who co-invest and open doors for portfolio companies.
- Cressey & Company
A Chicago healthcare institution.
- DW Healthcare Partners
Healthcare-only with offices in Park City and Toronto, managing $1.43B.
- Edison Partners
A Princeton growth investor with ~$1.6B AUM writing $10M to $30M checks into fintech, healthcare IT, and vertical SaaS companies with $10M to $40M of revenue.
- Eir Partners
A Miami healthcare technology specialist that closed a $1B third fund in early 2026.
- Elsewhere Partners
An Austin firm taking majority positions in B2B software companies with $3M to $15M of ARR, investing $20M to $50M.
- Enhanced Healthcare Partners
A New York healthcare-only firm whose $521M second fund closed oversubscribed in 2025.
- Excellere Partners
A Denver firm with an $875M fourth fund and a partnership-heavy model for founder transitions, spanning healthcare, business services, and industrials.
- Frazier Healthcare Partners (Growth Buyout)
Seattle's healthcare heavyweight.
- Gauge Capital
A Dallas-area firm that showed up in four of the five sectors this directory covers, which tells you what a true generalist looks like at this size.
- Grant Avenue Capital
A New York healthcare firm led by a former Apax healthcare partner, with $623M AUM across services and medical products.
- Great Point Partners
A Greenwich healthcare investor with a $507M fourth fund, typically deploying $7M to $25M into lower-middle-market healthcare companies.
- Gryphon Investors
A San Francisco firm with $9B+ AUM investing $50M to $500M across consumer, business services, healthcare, industrial growth, and software.
- Havencrest Capital Management
A Dallas healthcare firm with $600M+ AUM buying lower-middle-market healthcare delivery businesses.
- Health Enterprise Partners
A New York healthcare IT investor whose LP base includes dozens of hospital systems and health plans, which double as customer introductions for portfolio companies.
- HealthEdge Investment Partners
A Tampa healthcare firm investing from a $160M+ fourth fund.
- InTandem Capital Partners
A New York healthcare services firm with a $715M third fund, focused on provider services businesses without direct reimbursement exposure.
- Kian Capital
A Charlotte and Atlanta firm with $1.1B under management, investing $15M to $40M in consumer, services, and distribution businesses with $3M to $15M of EBITDA.
- Latticework Capital Management
A Dallas healthcare firm with $550M AUM taking growth-oriented control positions.
- LLR Partners
A Philadelphia growth firm investing $10M to $200M in software and tech-enabled companies across healthcare IT, fintech, edtech, and vertical SaaS.
- Lorient Capital
A Birmingham, Michigan healthcare firm with a $500M third fund built specifically around founder-led businesses.
- Mainsail Partners
An Austin and San Francisco growth firm with a $1.535B seventh fund, investing $10M to $75M exclusively in bootstrapped B2B software companies.
- Marlin Equity Partners
A Los Angeles firm with $2.5B in recent commitments across a flagship and a dedicated lower-mid-market Heritage fund.
- Martis Capital
A Washington DC and San Francisco healthcare-only firm with a $779M fourth fund covering services, technology, and consumer wellness.
- MBF Healthcare Partners
A Coral Gables healthcare growth firm led by physician-entrepreneur Mike Fernandez, focused on healthcare services in the Southeast.
- Montage Partners
A Scottsdale firm investing in technology, industrial, healthcare, and consumer businesses with $1.5M to $7M of EBITDA.
- New Harbor Capital
A Chicago firm investing $10M to $40M in tech-enabled services, healthcare, and education companies with $2M to $15M of EBITDA.
- New MainStream Capital
A New York firm (often shortened to NMS Capital) investing $25M to $75M in healthcare and business services companies with $5M to $25M of EBITDA.
- NewSpring Capital
A Radnor, Pennsylvania multi-strategy platform: growth equity for B2B technology, a Holdings strategy for tech-enabled services from $1M of EBITDA, plus dedicated healthcare vehicles.
- NexPhase Capital
A New York firm with $2.6B raised, running thesis-driven plays across healthcare, software, and consumer.
- NMS Capital
A Beverly Hills firm (not to be confused with New York's New MainStream Capital) taking control of business services and healthcare services companies with $5M to $25M of EBITDA, investing $25M to $75M per deal..
- North Castle Partners
A Greenwich firm that has spent 25 years on one theme: healthy, active, sustainable living.
- Palladium Equity Partners
A New York firm with ~$3.6B AUM investing $50M to $150M in consumer, services, industrial, and healthcare companies with $10M to $75M of EBITDA.
- Pamlico Capital
A Charlotte firm with a $1.75B sixth fund investing $50M to $200M in software, information services, healthcare, and business services companies with $10M to $150M of revenue.
- PCG Investors
A Los Gatos firm investing $5M to $50M in consumer health, wellness, and healthy-living businesses with roughly $10M to $100M of revenue.
- Peak Rock Capital
An Austin firm with $7B+ AUM writing equity checks from $50M up to $1.5B across consumer, technology, industrial, and healthcare deals, including complex carve-outs and family transitions.
- Petra Capital Partners
A Nashville firm investing $5M to $25M in healthcare services, healthcare IT, and business services companies with $1M to $10M of EBITDA.
- Pharos Capital Group
A Dallas and Nashville healthcare firm investing $25M to $50M in providers, behavioral health, and healthcare analytics companies from $2M of EBITDA, with a stated focus on underserved markets.
- Prelude Growth Partners
A New York consumer growth firm with a $600M third fund, investing $15M to $75M in high-growth beauty, wellness, and food brands.
- Regal Healthcare Capital Partners
A New York healthcare services firm whose $610M fourth fund closed above target in 2026.
- Renovus Capital Partners
A Wayne, Pennsylvania firm with $2B+ raised, buying knowledge and talent businesses: education, technology services, healthcare services, and professional services with entry EBITDA under $10M.
- Revelstoke Capital Partners
A Denver healthcare firm with ~$5.5B AUM deploying $50M to $500M per platform across healthcare services and technology.
- Riata Capital Group
A Dallas firm with $1B+ AUM investing $25M to $150M in consumer, business, and healthcare services companies with $5M to $30M of EBITDA.
- RiverGlade Capital
A Chicago healthcare firm investing $15M to $100M in services businesses up to $20M of EBITDA: outsourced services, home-based care, behavioral health, pharma services.
- RS2 Healthcare Partners (formerly Riverside Partners, Boston)
The Boston firm formerly known as Riverside Partners, rebranded in 2026 around its healthcare franchise.
- Serent Capital
An Austin firm with ~$7B AUM investing $20M to $100M in founder-led B2B software companies with $10M to $50M of ARR.
- Sheridan Capital Partners
A Chicago healthcare firm with a $575M third fund buying provider services, healthcare IT, and outsourced services businesses.
- Shore Capital Partners
The most prolific microcap investor in the country, with ~$17B AUM and dedicated healthcare, food and beverage, business services, and industrial funds.
- Silver Oak Services Partners
An Evanston firm investing $15M to $150M per platform exclusively in services: healthcare, business, and consumer.
- Silversmith Capital Partners
A Boston growth firm with a $1.7B fifth fund investing $15M to $50M in SaaS, information services, and healthcare IT companies.
- Spectrum Equity
A Boston and San Francisco growth firm with a $1.5B ninth fund investing $25M to $150M+ in internet-enabled software and information services businesses.
- SRM Equity Partners
An Atlanta firm investing up to $75M in manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, and tech-enabled services companies with $3M to $15M of EBITDA.
- Stonehenge Partners
A Columbus firm investing $10M to $50M of flexible capital in manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, and business services companies.
- Sverica Capital Management
A Boston and San Francisco firm with a $750M sixth fund investing $25M to $75M in technology, business services, healthcare, and advanced industrial companies under $25M of EBITDA.
- Swander Pace Capital
A San Francisco consumer specialist that has bought food, wellness, and home products companies for three decades across seven funds.
- Tenex Capital Management
A New York firm with a $1.9B fourth fund investing $25M to $125M in industrials, services, and healthcare companies with $3M to $40M of EBITDA.
- The Halifax Group
A Washington DC firm investing $40M to $80M in franchising, health and wellness, and outsourced services businesses with $8M to $30M of EBITDA.
- The Riverside Company
One of the largest small-company investors in the world, with strategies spanning micro-cap (under $10M EBITDA), capital appreciation ($10M to $35M), flexible capital, and software acceleration.
- Thompson Street Capital Partners
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- Topspin Consumer Partners
A Mamaroneck firm investing $10M to $50M in consumer companies across wellness, personal care, food, pet, and children's products with EBITDA up to $25M.
- Trinity Hunt Partners
A Dallas growth firm with a $700M seventh fund investing $15M to $70M in services businesses with $2M+ EBITDA across healthcare, business, and consumer services.
- Trivest Partners
A Coral Gables firm and the oldest PE shop in the Southeast, with a strict rule: founder- and family-owned businesses only, no institutional sellers.
- Vance Street Capital
A Los Angeles firm with a $775M fourth fund buying medtech, industrial technology, and aerospace and defense manufacturers with $3M to $30M of EBITDA.
- Varsity Healthcare Partners
A Los Angeles healthcare services firm with a $700M fourth fund, building physician practice management and provider services platforms in the lower middle market.
- Vesey Street Capital Partners
A New York healthcare services firm with ~$942M AUM investing $75M to $120M in businesses with $10M to $20M of EBITDA.
- Vesterra Capital Partners (formerly Comvest Private Equity)
The West Palm Beach firm formerly known as Comvest Private Equity, with $1.9B AUM across care delivery, provider operations, and healthcare administration.
- Volition Capital
A Boston growth firm investing $5M to $50M in founder-owned software and internet companies with $5M to $20M+ of revenue.
- Webster Equity Partners
A Waltham healthcare firm with a ~$1.8B sixth fund, 100% healthcare services: physician practice management, behavioral health, post-acute, and pharma services with $5M to $20M+ entry EBITDA.
- Zenyth Partners
A New York healthcare firm with a $375M second fund building consumer-facing healthcare services platforms: dental, vision, MSK, and similar multi-site categories.
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