Firm at a glance
Leavitt Equity Partners is a platform private equity firm founded in 2014 and headquartered in Salt Lake City, UT, with approximately $600 million in assets under management as of January 2025 [S1].
What they buy
The firm’s portfolio demonstrates a concentrated focus on healthcare services and infrastructure, per its publicly disclosed investments [S2]. Observed sectors include behavioral health facilities, post-acute care providers, at-risk primary care practices, health IT platforms, pharmacy services, and medical office buildings [S2]. The portfolio pattern suggests an interest in provider-facing businesses across the care continuum, with multiple investments in long-term and post-acute care services as well as value-based care models [S2].
Portfolio
Behavioral Health
NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals (acquired September 2020) and RHA Health Services (acquired August 2019) [S2].
Long Term / Post-Acute Care & Services
Care Hospice (acquired December 2021), ClearSky Health (acquired April 2019), Eventus WholeHealth (acquired August 2018), and StateServ Medical (acquired August 2017) [S2].
At-Risk Primary Care
MyCare Medical (acquired September 2018) and P3 Health Partners (acquired April 2018) [S2].
Health IT
Optimum HIT (acquired August 2020) and Client Network Services, Inc (acquired February 2018) [S2].
Other Healthcare Services
Zing Health, a health plan (acquired September 2021); ShareMD, a medical office building platform (acquired May 2021); Women’s Care (acquired March 2021); Pharmaceutical Associates, Inc, a pharmacy services provider (acquired November 2019); Fox Rehab, an in-home geriatric physical therapy provider (acquired February 2019); and Numotion, a complex rehab provider (acquired November 2018) [S2].
Recent activity (last 24 months)
No transactions within the last 24 months were surfaced in publicly available sources as of the January 2025 data collection date.
How this firm fits a seller
Leavitt Equity Partners appears positioned for healthcare service providers seeking a sector-specialist buyer with demonstrated experience across multiple care settings [S2]. The portfolio composition suggests familiarity with regulatory complexity in areas such as behavioral health, value-based care arrangements, and post-acute services [S2]. The firm’s track record includes businesses serving Medicare and Medicaid populations, which may indicate operational capabilities relevant to sellers in those payment environments [S2]. For owner-operators in healthcare services, the firm’s healthcare-only focus may offer relevant industry expertise during ownership transitions.
Sources
[S1] https://leavittequity.com/about/ (as of 2025-01-10)
[S2] https://leavittequity.com/portfolio/ (as of 2025-01-10)
Frequently asked questions
Does Leavitt Equity Partners buy behavioral health businesses?
Yes, the firm has acquired behavioral health platforms, including NeuroPsychiatric Hospitals in September 2020 and RHA Health Services in August 2019 [S2]. These investments suggest active interest in psychiatric and behavioral health service providers.
What companies has Leavitt Equity Partners acquired recently?
The most recent publicly disclosed acquisitions include Care Hospice in December 2021, Zing Health in September 2021, and ShareMD in May 2021 [S2]. All three investments align with the firm’s healthcare services focus.
Where is Leavitt Equity Partners based and how big is the firm?
The firm is based in Salt Lake City, UT, and reported approximately $600 million in assets under management as of January 2025 [S1]. It was founded in 2014 [S1].
Is Leavitt Equity Partners still actively acquiring?
The most recent publicly disclosed transaction dates to December 2021 [S2]. Without access to current deal pipeline information, it is not possible to confirm active acquisition status based solely on public transaction records as of January 2025.
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