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The deal worth $375 million is as per the agreement to buy out IPG. It helps in the development of surgical management.
Evolent Health recent deal for the acquisition of IPG is going to get more flourishing. The health firm will pay TPG Growth. It is the growth equity platform. The growth firms are also dedicated to alternative assessment. With the amount of $375 million, it will also pay additional consideration of $87 million. This depends on the benchmarks criteria.
With this acquisition, Evolent Health will boost its special offering. This will lead to value-based expansion. The boost will be about the special offering. There will also be the addition of new customers. In addition, the firm will diversify itself with an insurance revenue mix.
According to the CEO of Evolent Health,” IPG is a leader in surgical cost management solutions with a focus on musculoskeletal cost and quality and adds unique clinical value and an enhanced financial profile to support our mission for our patients, providers, payers, and shareholders..”
It will broaden the expertise area of the Evolent Fund. We will also see changes in surgical management. There will be the addition of a special portfolio. It is set to include oncology and end-of-life care planning. The company will focus on cardiology too. However, the deal accretive to adjusting the EBIDTA margins.
It will end up splurging the cash flows. This will lead to better service in the value-based needs of the company. The deal is very pivotal in the set times. Evolent Health believes in value-based care. There is also gaining traction. The firm has seen some of the most disappointing progress in past years.
As per some reports, there is risk-based reimbursement. With the completely new interoperability strategy, the firms want to come up with a mix of new data exchanges. Investors are also asked to focus on IT and staffing requirements.
CMS is also going to offer “Rural Emergency Hospitals” with professional health care providers. IPG also gave a clear response to the acquisition calling it an effective health plan.
