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Private equity firm, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, launched a platform Tuesday that funnels money into healthcare providers and payers using value-based care payment models.
The firm has invested an initial $300 million in the portfolio company named Valtruis. We believe Valtruis is well positioned to leverage WCAS s longstanding relationships and history of building market-leading healthcare businesses. to accelerate the adoption of value-based care, said David Caluori, general partner at WCAS, in a statement.
The firm did not say if they had initial investment targets. Companies thinking differently about areas of healthcare . so those working with really complex conditions like oncology, nephrology, substance use disorder, cardiac care where patients have multiple co-morbidities and benefit from direct engagement with their care team and using data analytics to engage the care earlier and more effectively, said Tracy Bahl, managing partner at Valtruis.