Founded in 1993, Gemini focuses on investments in the lower end of the middle market. Based in Wellesley, Mass., the firm pursues control and minority equity, mezzanine and growth capital investments in many different industries, including healthcare. Within healthcare, Gemini targets companies in the provider services and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include 360 PT Management, a provider of physical therapy and specialty rehabilitation services; TGaS Advisors, a provider of comparative benchmarking and advisory services to the pharmaceutical industry; and Wake Research Associates, a provider of clinical trial services to the pharmaceutical industry. Read more about Gemini at www.gemini-investors.com
Founded in 2016, Gemspring focuses on lower middle market companies in healthcare and other industries. Based in Westport, Conn., the firm pursues control equity investments. Within healthcare, Gemspring targets the provider services, life sciences/pharmaceutical, information technology and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include United Group Programs, a third-party administrator and managing general agent of healthcare benefit products, and Valant Medical Solutions, a provider of electronic health records and practice management software for behavioral health professionals. Read more about Gemspring at www.gemspring.com
Founded in 1980, General Atlantic prefers to make more substantial investments from a dollars perspective in healthcare and a number of other sectors. Based in New York, the firm pursues healthcare investments in the provider services, life sciences/pharmaceutical industry, hospitals/major facilities and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include Alignment Healthcare, a provider of healthcare management services to providers, health plans and hospitals, and eviCore healthcare, a specialty medical benefit management company that provides solutions to health plans and managed care organizations. Read more about General Atlantic at www.generalatlantic.com
Founded in 2008, Geneva Glen invests in lower middle market companies in numerous industries, including healthcare. Based in Chicago, the firm seeks controlling or minority equity, and will consider a wide range of investments. Within healthcare, the firm targets companies in the provider services and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its portfolio include Flow Polymers, a manufacturer of chemical dispersions, process aids and homogenizing agents for pharmaceutical and other markets. Read more about Geneva Glen at www.genevaglencapital.com
Founded in 2001, GI Partners seeks to invest in North American middle market companies. Based in San Francisco, the firm is active in several sectors, including healthcare, making initial equity investments of up to $500 million. Companies in its portfolio include Access, a provider of records and information management services, and Netsmart, a human services and integrated care technology provider. Read more about GI Partners at www.gipartners.com
Founded in 1986, Goldman Sachs Capital Partners is the PE arm of Goldman Sachs. Based in New York, the firm is focused on leveraged buyout and growth capital investments. Healthcare investments include Biomet, which Goldman Sachs Capital Partners and other investors acquired in 2007. Biomet, now Zimmer Biomet, designs, manufactures and markets products used primarily by orthopedic medical specialists in surgical and non-surgical therapy. Zimmer acquired Biomet from Goldman Sachs Capital Partners and the other investors in 2014. Read more about Goldman Sachs Capital Partners at www.goldmansachs.com
Founded in 1998, Great Hill seeks to invest in middle market companies in several sectors, including healthcare technology. Based in Boston, the firm typically invests $25 million to $200 million in equity in each investment, targeting companies with an enterprise value of $25 million to $500 million. Companies in its portfolio include Quantum Health, a provider of consumer healthcare navigation services; RxBenefits, a healthcare benefits company focused on pharmacy benefit procurement and administration; and Qualifacts Systems, which builds and implements software-as-a-service and web-based electronic health records and billing systems for behavioral health and human services. Read more about Great Hill at www.greathillpartners.com
Founded in 2003, Great Point focuses exclusively on healthcare, with a particular emphasis on biopharmaceutical services and supplies, services, outsourcing, pharmaceutical infrastructure and information technology. Based in Greenwich, Conn., the firm typically invests between $7 million and $25 million. Companies in its portfolio include American Surgical Professionals, a provider of surgical assistant services; Aris Radiology, an outsourced provider of professional radiology services to hospitals; Citra Health Solutions, a technology-enabled population health management and care coordination provider; and Clinical Supplies Management, a provider of clinical trial drug packaging, labeling and logistics solutions for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Read more about Great Point at www.gppfunds.com
Founded in 1997, Gryphon focuses on middle market companies in healthcare and other industries. Based in San Francisco, the firm pursues control equity investments and prefers to make more substantial investments from a dollars perspective. Within healthcare, Gryphon targets the provider services, hospital/major facilities and non-reimbursement industries. Companies in its portfolio include CORA Physical Therapy, an outpatient rehabilitation company with more than 200 clinics across several states; LEARN Behavioral, a network of providers serving children with autism and other special needs across the United States; Ob Hospitalist Group, a provider of on-site, board-certified obstetric and gynecology hospitalist programs and related physician support services; and Water's Edge Dermatology, a provider of comprehensive dermatology services with 40 locations in Florida. Read more about Gryphon at www.gryphon-inv.com
Founded in 1980, GTCR pursues a wide range of investments in several industries, including healthcare. Based in Chicago, the firm prefers to make more substantial investments from a dollars perspective. GTCR targets growth companies in all sectors of the healthcare industry, including branded and generic pharmaceuticals, medical devices, life science tools and diagnostics, healthcare information technology, providers, payors, distribution and ancillary services. Companies in its healthcare portfolio include Maravai LifeSciences, a provider of life science reagents; Transaction Data Systems, a developer and supplier of pharmacy management software; Sotera Health, a provider of outsourced sterilization and lab testing services; and TerSera Therapeutics, a provider of specialty pharmaceuticals. Read more about GTCR at www.gtcr.com