Insider Intelligence May 2, 2022
Rhea Patel

The news: Healthcare M&As were booming in the last couple of years, but there’s been a sharp decline in 2022 so far, per KPMG’s recent report.

  • Healthcare M&A deals went down by 34% from Q4’2021 to Q1’2022. Private equity-related M&A deals went down even more sharply, by 50%.
  • The biggest deals in Q1’2022 were focused on digital health.

The biggest deals in Q1’2022:

  • R1 RCM acquired Cloudmed for $4.1 billion.
  • Centene acquired Magellan Health for $3.27 billion.
  • Medtech firm Stryker acquired digital care coordination company Vocera for around $3 billion.
  • Telehealth company SOC Telemed was acquired by healthcare investment firm Patient Square Capital for $385 million in February.
  • Digital clinical trials platform Medable...

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