$375M acquisition will accelerate cardiac remote monitoring efforts in ambulatory space

Hill-Rom Holdings reached a deal to acquire Bardy Diagnostics and will accelerate its expansion into the ambulatory cardiac monitoring space, the company announced Jan. 21.

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The acquisition could close in the second quarter of 2021 and is subject to Federal Trade Commission approval. Hill-Rom is acquiring Bardy Diagnostics for its advanced diagnostic cardiology platform.

Hill-Rom will pay $375 million in cash, plus future payments after reaching certain commercial milestones. Hill-Rom will also acquire Bardy’s net operating losses that are around $20 million.

Bardy Diagnostics, a digital health provider of ambulatory cardiac monitoring technologies, was formed in 2013.

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