5 recent private equity ASC deals

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Here are five private equity deals that have gone down in the ASC industry over the past six months, according to a Sept. 12 report from PE Hub

  1. In August, Great Hill Partners acquired The Woodlands, Texas-based Blue Cloud Pediatric Surgery Centers, which operates 32 facilities across 12 states. 
  2. EyeSouth Partners, backed by Olympus Partners, acquired Bingham Farms, Mich.-based Sunvera Group, an eye care-focused management services organization in August. 
  3. Avon, Conn.-based Constitution Surgery Alliance received an investment from Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe in June. Constitutional Surgery Alliance manages 16 centers across five states.
  4. In April, McKesson Corporation bought Quad-C Management’s stake in New Providence, N.J.-based Prism Vision, which has seven ASCs and more than 90 offices. 
  5. Lawrenceville, Ga.-based Summit Spine & Joint Centers, which operates 17 ASCs across four states, was acquired by Wellspring Capital Management in April.

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