Private Equity Funded Health Care Startups
Across the 41 private equity health care rounds shown (sorted by date descending), the largest disclosed amount is Fullscript’s $240M on 2021-11-09, and it…
Across the 41 private equity health care rounds shown (sorted by date descending), the largest disclosed amount is Fullscript’s $240M on 2021-11-09, and it dwarfs the rest of the disclosed deals: outside Fullscript, the next-highest disclosed rounds are Saluda Medical ($125M, 2022-03-02) and A Place for Mom ($175M, 2022-01-24). Disclosed amounts also cluster heavily at the low end, with many rounds at $100K (e.g., Ensemble Health Partners on 2022-03-25; Medbase on 2022-02-15; multiple $100K entries in late 2022/early 2022), while several of the most recent entries are not priced.
Timing is also uneven: the list spans 2021-09-13 (TurningPoint Healthcare Solutions) through 2025-11-17 (Perelel). Yet the largest concentration of dated rounds appears in 2022 (including multiple $50M–$125M disclosed deals such as Traditional Medicinals on 2022-10-01 at $50M, Oasis Fertility on 2022-08-25 at $50M, and Saluda Medical at $125M), and many entries are globally distributed with no single country dominant.
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What does the size distribution look like—are there clear outliers among disclosed private equity rounds?
Fullscript’s $240M (2021-11-09) is the largest disclosed round in the 41-row set and stands out well above the next-highest disclosed deals, including A Place for Mom at $175M (2022-01-24) and Saluda Medical at $125M (2022-03-02). At the low end, multiple companies list $100K (e.g., Ensemble Health Partners on 2022-03-25 and HHA eXchange on 2021-09-14), making $100K a frequent floor for disclosed amounts.
How many rounds are undisclosed, and does that pattern affect which period is easier to compare by deal size?
Undisclosed amounts appear in 13 of the 41 rows (e.g., Lightning Step Technologies on 2025-10-30; Traditional Medicinals at $50M is disclosed, while Lightning Step’s is not). This means the most recent part of the timeline (2025 entries like Perelel on 2025-11-17 at $27M vs. Lightning Step on 2025-10-30 undisclosed) is harder to compare by disclosed dollar amounts than the 2022 cluster.
Which entries fall within the most recent 90 days shown, and are the disclosed amounts comparable?
Within 90 days of the latest date shown (2025-11-17), only Perelel (2025-11-17, $27M) and Lightning Step Technologies (2025-10-30, undisclosed) appear. With one disclosed amount ($27M) and one undisclosed round, the set in this window is not size-comparable beyond the $27M datapoint.
Is there a strong temporal cluster, or are rounds evenly spread across the date range?
While the range spans from 2021-09-13 (TurningPoint Healthcare Solutions) to 2025-11-17 (Perelel), the majority of the dated rounds are concentrated in 2022, including multiple disclosed deals across different months (e.g., Oasis Fertility $50M on 2022-08-25; Traditional Medicinals $50M on 2022-10-01; Saluda Medical $125M on 2022-03-02). The densest portion of the list is therefore 2022 rather than a smooth spread year-round.
Are there any locations that repeat enough to suggest a geographic cluster?
Within these 41 rows, Tampa, Florida appears multiple times as a city for private equity deals (Encoda on 2022-01-06, Alliance Physical Therapy Partners on 2021-12-22, and another Tampa entry on 2022-01-06), but there is no evidence of a single dominant city across the entire list. The rest of the entries are widely distributed across the US and multiple other countries (e.g., Singapore’s Beyond Medical Group on 2022-10-26; Australia’s Saluda Medical on 2022-03-02).
Does the stage mix look uniform within this page, or are there meaningful classification differences?
All 41 rows are labeled “Private Equity” in the stage column, so there is no stage variation to explain differences in size. The main classification signal is instead disclosure status: disclosed deal sizes (e.g., Fullscript $240M on 2021-11-09; Sono Bello $65M on 2022-03-11; Saluda Medical $125M on 2022-03-02) alternate with undisclosed amounts across the same “Private Equity” label.
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