Becker's Healthcare December 21, 2021
Marissa Plescia

At least 10 private equity-backed healthcare providers in the U.S. will go public in 2022, up from six in 2021, according to a Pitchbook report released Dec. 16.

5 things to know:

1. Private equity firms are going after public listings for their companies more than they ever have before, according to the report.

2. Value-based care — when providers are reimbursed depending on the patient outcome instead of the volume of services — is becoming more popular and has bipartisan support. Arlington, Va.-based Privia Health and Long Beach, Calif.-based Agilon Health, which have both adopted value-based care and are backed by private equity firms, went public in 2021.

3. Healthcare providers are also using more technology to improve...

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