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Net Health completes acquisition of Alinea Engage to enhance patient engagement and outcomes in rehab therapy

Jan 08, 2025•11 months ago

Acquiring Company

Net Health

Acquired Company

Alinea Engage

PittsburghOconomowocSoftwareHealth Care

Description

Net Health, a trusted source for specialized software solutions in restorative care, has announced the acquisition of Alinea Engage. With this acquisition, Net Health aims to optimize patient engagement and outcomes in rehab therapy by streamlining administrative processes for rehab therapy and increasing revenue for its clients. The acquisition reinforces Net Health's commitment to providing high-value technology and specialized solutions to improve patient outcomes and financial performance for healthcare organizations.

Company Information

Company

Net Health

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

About

Net Health's mission is to harness data for human health. We are a trusted source for more than 23,000 healthcare organizations across the continuum of care, and our specialized software solutions enable caregivers and their organizations to improve both patient outcomes and financial performance. Over 20 years of expertise in wound care and rehab therapy informs our electronic health record (EHR) software, patient engagement tools and predictive analytics. Our technology platforms help administrators manage workflow, specialists engage with patients, and executives drive business growth. Net Health is a portfolio company of The Carlyle Group, Level Equity and Silversmith Capital Partners.

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