Sandlot Solutions, which provides software to facilitate health information exchange, population health and EHR data interoperability, has raised $23.3 million.
RightCare, whose software helps identify patient needs at time of hospital admission and development of discharge plans, has gotten $4 million more in capital.
Privia Health has secured an unbelievable $400 million in new financing for its business of providing practice and population health management tools to providers.
According to a study from UnitedHealth Group, members who used its price transparency and provider rating tools were more likely to select high-quality, low-cost providers.
Cognizant, the large software services firm, is buying Trizetto, which specializes in developing and maintaining software for health care companies, for $2.7 billion.
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Nautic Partners has purchased All Metro Health Care Services for an undisclosed sum. All Metro provides home and community care in New York, New Jersey and Florida.
Keas is getting an additional $7.4 million in capital for its wellness business which uses a social networking platform and challenges to help people improve their health.
Propeller Health, maker of devices to track respiratory medication adherence, has raised $14.5 million, apparently from investors who aren't propeller heads.
Livongo Health has added $10 million in investment for its mobile platform to help patients with diabetes. CEO Glen Tullman was formerly CEO of AllScripts.
Alignment Healthcare is purchasing Citizen's Choice, a Medicare Advantage plan in California, which marks an interesting change of direction for Alignment.
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