Founded in 1989, Abry focuses on lower middle market companies in healthcare and other industries. Based in Boston, the firm pursues a wide range of investments in companies with revenue between $10 million and $50 million and prefers to make more substantial investments from a dollars perspective. Within healthcare, Abry targets the provider services, hospital/major facilities, life sciences/pharmaceutical and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include Lighthouse Autism Center, a provider of center-based applied behavioral analysis therapy for children on the autism spectrum; Anju, a provider of data and application software to life sciences companies, contract research organizations and medical device manufacturers; North American Dental Group, a provider of dental services in several states; and ADURO, a provider of health, wellbeing and performance solutions for enterprise employers. Read more about Abry at www.abry.com
Founded in 1990, ABS invests in late-stage growth companies. Based in Baltimore, the firm targets companies in healthcare and a few other industries. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include LabConnect, a provider of central laboratory and support services to biopharmaceutical, medical device and contract research organizations; ConnectYourCare, a consumer-directed healthcare account administrator; and Bravo Wellness, a corporate wellness provider. Read more about ABS at www.abscapital.com
Founded in 2002, Altaris seeks control and minority equity investments exclusively in healthcare. Based in New York, the firm targets companies within the life sciences/pharmaceutical, provider services and non-reimbursement healthcare industries. Altaris is flexible in its investment sizes. Within its portfolio are CMP Pharma, which develops, manufactures and commercializes specialty pharmaceutical products; HealthTronics, which provides mobile equipment services and medical devices to the urology industry; Paramit, which designs, manufactures and assembles electronic medical devices and life science instruments; and Quantum Health, which provides consumer-focused healthcare programs to large self-insured employers. Read more about Altaris at www.altariscap.com
Founded in 2011, AMC pursues control investments or significant minority investments in middle market companies in healthcare and several other sectors. Based in Greenwich, Conn., the firm prefers to make more substantial investments from a dollars perspective in companies with EBITDA of $10 million to $75 million. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include PatientCare Logistics Solutions, a national provider of ground-based ambulance services, and CNSI, a provider of health information technology enterprise solutions and customizable products to federal and state agencies. Read more about AMC at www.a-mcapital.com
Founded in 2015, Amerigo seeks to make control investments in lower middle market companies. Based in Irvine, Calif., the firm targets companies with EBITDA from $2 million to $20 million across a variety of industries, including biotech, pharmaceutical and healthcare IT. Read more about Amerigo at www.amerigocap.com
Founded in 2011, Ample Bright pursues a variety of investment opportunities in the lower middle market focused primarily on healthcare. Based in Chicago, the firm targets companies with EBITDA from $2 million to $20 million across healthcare services, specialty pharmacy, healthcare information technology, medical devices and life sciences. Read more about Ample Bright at www.amplebrightcapital.com
Founded in 1999, Apple Tree specializes in startup, early venture and growth capital investments. Based in New York, the firm invests in therapeutics and medical devices. Companies in its portfolio include Braeburn Pharmaceuticals, a developer of solutions for people living with opioid addiction; Stoke Therapeutics, which focuses on gene expression to treat a wide array of diseases caused by genetic insufficiency; and ROX Medical, a late-stage medical device company developing a device treatment of drug resistant hypertension. Read more about Apple Tree at www.appletreepartners.com
Founded in 2018, Ardan Equity is an alternative investment manager dedicated to the healthcare and life sciences software and data sectors. With offices in Boston, Chicago and Palm Beach, the firm pursues buyout transactions of growing companies with revenue of at least $20 million. Companies in its portfolio include WellSky, a post-acute care software platform; CorEvitas, a provider of life sciences real-world evidence solutions; and Intelerad, a radiology workflow software platform. Read more about Ardan at www.ardanequity.com
Founded in 2014, Assured seeks control, minority equity and mezzanine investments exclusively in healthcare. Based in New York, the firm has wide flexibility on investment size and targets companies in provider services, hospital/major facilities and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its portfolio include Allied Digestive Health, a multi-specialty physician group; Cardiovascular Health Partners, a cardiovascular health services platform; DeliverHealth, a provider of professional and tech-enabled services designed to simplify EHR, revenue cycle and patient engagement complexities for health systems; and Clear Health Strategies, a tech-enabled payor services platform designed for managing non-standard medical claims. Read more about Assured at www.ahpartners.com
Founded in 2006, Atlantic Street seeks control equity investments in lower middle market businesses. Based in Stamford, Conn., the firm has wide flexibility on investment size in healthcare and other industries. Within healthcare, Atlantic Street targets companies in the provider services, life sciences/pharmaceutical and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include Advancing Eye Care, a provider of eye care instrumentation; Prescott's, an independent service provider and refurbisher of surgical microscopes; United Veterinary Care, a veterinarian-led partnership of animal hospitals providing a range of medical and surgical services; and OrthoBethesda, a provider of orthopedic services in the greater Washington, D.C., region. Read more about Atlantic Street at www.atlanticstreetcapital.com