Dallas-based healthcare business advisory firm VMG Health has acquired Tampa, Florida’s Carnahan Group, a consulting firm aimed at transforming healthcare with innovative technology.
“Over the last 20 years, VMG Health has had a collaborative relationship with Chris Carnahan and Carnahan Group,” Greg Koonsman, VMG Health founder and CEO, said in a statement. “Together, we will continue to build out a suite of technology solutions and teams of experts that allow customers to leverage business and compliance operations.”
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Carnahan Group will fully integrate with VMG Health’s Physician Compensation and Strategic Consulting divisions, adding its automated platforms to VMG’s comprehensive suite of solutions, VMG Health said.
Those platforms include Carnahan’s FMV-MD platform, an algorithm-driven software allowing healthcare organizations to receive automated fair market value opinions, and NeedsMD, a specialty needs platform providing insights into physician demand.
“Carnahan Group is thrilled to join forces with VMG Health, uniting our passion for delivering exceptional services and cutting-edge technologies,” Chris Carnahan, Carnahan Group founder and CEO, said in a statement. “I’ve long admired Greg Koonsman and his team’s impressive growth and dedication to clients. Becoming part of the VMG Health family strengthens our ability to provide our clients with even greater value and capabilities.”
VMG Health, a full-service compliance, strategy, and transaction advisory firm, is a portfolio company of Incline Equity Partners, which invested in the company in April 2024.
Carnahan Group, which specializes in valuation services and more, was founded in 2002 and works alongside healthcare organizations
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