Brentwood-based EvidenceCare acquires Agathos
The acquisition coincides with EvidenceCare’s successful completion of its Series B funding round.
Brentwood-based EvidenceCare, a leading provider of innovative clinical decision support solutions, announced last week that it had acquired Agathos, a pioneer in physician engagement and practice enablement. This strategic partnership reflects EvidenceCare’s commitment to empowering physicians and health systems to reduce unwarranted clinical variation through data-driven tools and actionable insights that improve care.
Agathos will bring a robust analytics platform to EvidenceCare’s existing suite of solutions and a groundbreaking approach to improving physician performance by analyzing practice patterns, properly attributing variation to individual providers, and using weekly insights on process measures to drive engagement and change.
Together, these solutions will address one of healthcare’s biggest challenges: reducing unwarranted clinical variation while providing timely, peer-comparison insights that physicians trust and engage with. By integrating Agathos’ capabilities, EvidenceCare aims to provide unparalleled value to its clients, both clinically and financially.
The acquisition coincides with EvidenceCare’s successful completion of its Series B funding round, led by Orlando Health Ventures and Rockmont Partners. Novlet Mattis, Orlando Health’s Chief Digital and Information Officer, and Curt Futch, Managing Partner at Rockmont Partners, will join the EvidenceCare board. This investment will further accelerate the company’s growth and support product innovation in EvidenceCare’s platform.
The integration process will focus on combining the strengths of both organizations while maintaining operational continuity for Agathos’ existing clients. EvidenceCare will work closely with the Agathos team to ensure a seamless transition and to develop new, integrated solutions that leverage the unique capabilities of both companies.
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