Top Companies in the Healthcare Private Equity Market & Their Offering
Company Offerings
| Companies | Headquarters | Offerings |
| Blackstone | New York, U.S. | Large-scale investments in hospitals, life sciences real estate, healthcare IT, biopharma services, and provider platforms |
| KKR | New York, U.S. | Healthcare services, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, digital health, and value-based care platforms |
| Carlyle Group | Washington, D.C., U.S | Healthcare IT, specialty pharma, medical technology, CROs, and provider services |
| TPG | Fort Worth & San Francisco, U.S. | Healthcare providers, digital health, diagnostics, life sciences, and population health management |
| Welsh Carson Anderson & Stowe | New York, U.S. | Healthcare services, payer platforms, data analytics, managed care, and clinical services |
| GTCR | Chicago, U.S. | Healthcare IT, revenue cycle management, pharma services, and provider-focused platforms |
| Shore Capital Partners | Chicago, U.S. | Lower–middle-market investments in specialty physician practices, outpatient care, and practice management platforms |
Market Growth
The healthcare private equity market is experiencing significant expansion, with projections indicating a revenue increase reaching several hundred million dollars by the end of the forecast period, spanning 2026 to 2035. This growth is driven by emerging trends and strong demand across key sectors.
Major Developments in the Healthcare Private Equity Market
- In February 2026, following a strategic review initiated in February 2024, Novartis AG informed the board of BSE-listed Novartis India Limited (NIL) of an agreement to transfer its 70.68% stake to the ChrysCapital group, a prominent Indian private equity investor. This divestment represents a significant ownership shift, according to ICICI Direct and Business Standard.
- In January 2026, global healthcare private equity (PE) reached a record $191 billion in 2025, topping the previous 2021 peak, fueled by a surge in and reliance on large-scale transactions. Despite second-quarter tariff-related regional slowdowns in North America and Asia-Pacific, high-value deals drove the overall market to new heights.
What are the Recent Developments in the Healthcare Private Equity Market?
- In February 2026, Home-health and hospice provider Enhabit agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Kinderhook Industries in a $1.1 billion deal, taking the company private and reflecting sustained investor interest in aging-care services.
- In February 2025, multiple private equity-backed transactions occurred in diagnostic imaging, including Capitol Imaging’s acquisition of Houston MRI & Diagnostic Imaging and an $80 million investment by PSG in Core Sound Imaging, reflecting consolidation in outpatient services.
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