/PRNewswire/ HCAP Partners, a California-based private equity firm and nationally recognized impact investor, today announced that Tom Woelfel has joined.
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SAN DIEGO, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ HCAP Partners, a California-based private equity firm and nationally recognized impact investor, today announced its follow-on investment in TCS Healthcare Technologies, a leading provider of managed care software solutions. The funding will support the acquisition of DataSmart Solutions, LLC, a predictive risk analytics software company. Terms of the investment were not disclosed.
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TCS software solutions are designed to support the needs of health plans, TPAs, ACOs, and other risk-bearing organizations by optimizing clinical outcomes, maintaining compliance, and improving financial and operational excellence. The acquisition of DataSmart accelerates the company s product development roadmap for the ACUITYnxt SaaS platform, a comprehensive suite of utilization management and population health tools for managed care operations.
HCAP Partners Announces Exit of Portfolio Company Mission Healthcare
New Strategic Partner to Accelerate Company s Growth into New Markets
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SAN DIEGO, Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ HCAP Partners, a California-based private equity firm and nationally recognized impact investor, announced today that it has exited its investment in Mission Healthcare, a leading home health and hospice services provider headquartered in San Diego, CA. The Vistria Group, a Chicago-based investment firm focusing on the healthcare, education, and financial services sectors, invested in Mission Healthcare to support its continued growth in Southern California and other markets. Terms of the investment were not disclosed.
health care law. steve, that s the problem. the 10 new regulations come on, rarely does a regulation go out. the results is this monstrosity that howard is going through. that s for sure. if howard understands all those regulations he would be the richest man in washington. because nobody else can make heads or tails out of those rules you mentioned b of a, terrible news. we passed regulations in the financial sector it is a good example of how these regulations destroy jobs. whether it is construction, energy, financial services, i think much better jobs approach, rather than all these gimmick tax cuts, get rid of these new regulations until we get the unemployment rate back down to 6 or 7%. neil: steve moore, wall street journal, thank you. republican house speaker boehner blasting the tax hike
the debt ceiling debate that republicans will have an open mind and approach to the president s new jobs approach? i guess you would be foolish to have that inclination. the ceo came out with a study showing sluggish growth going forward. it could have two interpretatio interpretations. the president s policies have been ineffective so far. the second one, the more important one and the one s.e. is getting at, to get the economy back on track. when the jobs proposals come down, it s going to be important to see what the reactions would be. if there s additional spending, which a lot of economists say in the short term, even though big time debt and deficit reduction in the long term. we need to see what congress is going to do. there are people on the hill who actually embrace more spending and infrastructure.