Senior Care Tech Investors
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Fresenius Medical Care Ventures GmbH is a venture capital arm of Fresenius Medical Care Investment Gmbh specializing in start-ups and early stage companies. The firm prefers to invest in the healthcare sector that develops products, technologies and therapies including medical devices, patient monitoring, eHealth solutions, regenerative medicine and pharmaceuticals which provide innovative and potentially transformative approaches in the following therapeutic sectors: chronic kidney disease and dialysis, intensive care medicine, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, extracorporeal therapies. The firm invests in worldwide, with a focus on North America, Europe and Israel regions. Fresenius Medical Care Ventures GmbH was founded in 2015 and is based in Homburg, Germany. |
![]() VICOUR is a private equity firm specializing in acquisitions and lower middle market investments. It seeks to invest in various industries specifically business services, consumer services, niche financial services, value-added distribution, and equipment dealers. It also invests in products including niche manufacturing and consumer products. The firm invests in education such as curriculum products, services and digital education. In the healthcare sector it invests in senior care and private pay models. It prefers to invest in the companies headquartered in eastern half of United States, Maryland or Mid Atlantic region. It invests in the companies with EBITDA trailing between $2 million to $6 million. VICOUR is based in Baltimore, Maryland. |
![]() ARA Capital is a private equity firm specializing in growth, turnaround, transition, succession, expansion capital and management buyout investments. It provides both equity and debt investments including ordinary and preferred equity, mezzanine, subordinated and senior debt. The firm also provides patient capital. It focuses on financial services, security technology, food, digital printing, manufacturing, distribution, waste management, agri-business, energy, power, water, waste management and specific-use property, retail, services, logistics, resource services and health care. It seeks to invest in Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand. The firm targets companies with positive cash flows and revenues less than AUD100 million ($77.90 million) and enterprise value up to around AUD50 million ($38.95 million). ARA Capital was founded in 2005 and is based in Mosman, New South Wales. |
We invest in US-based start-up companies building at the nexus of impact, growth, and diversity. Within our company-building ecosystem, we have H/L Studio (https://h-l.vc/hl-studio/), which works with businesses from inception through pre-Series A; and CityRock Ventures (https://h-l.vc/cityrock-ventures/), which makes Series A & B investments.
H/L Ventures’ involvement with our portfolio companies is as hands-on and supportive as possible throughout the entrepreneurship journey. This is the hallmark of H/L’s approach: we hold ourselves to a standard of virtually daily contact with every company in our portfolio, on an open-ended basis. This is not the empty promise of a website value-added page, but the core of our investment thesis. We host weekly calls with our senior portfolio team and each team of founders, which leads to daily activities involving our staff, Venture Partners, EPIRs, advisors, and network of service providers. All of this is in a supportive mode, meant to ensure that whatever needs our portfolio companies have, we remain actively relevant and helpful, every day. This care is given to all portfolio companies, regardless of which H/L Ventures vehicle is engaged. |
TGap Ventures, LLC is a venture capital firm with headquarters in Western Michigan. The firm’s general partners, Jack Ahrens and Pete Farner, have been involved in over 100 growth companies since 1979. They have functioned as lead investor, CEO or senior executive with many of these companies. TGap Ventures focuses primarily on early-stage investments throughout the Midwest, including medical devices, software, specialty manufacturing, Internet, telecommunications, health-care, and other high growth companies. TGap works closely with its portfolio companies on systems development, senior management recruiting, new customer contacts, strategic partnerships and additional financings. |
![]() Future Standard is a venture capital and private equity firm and a fixed income firm specializing in direct and LP-led and primary, GP-led secondary investments, investing in other funds and is a feeder fund, mezzanine. Within direct investments, it specializes in middle market, growth capital, recapitalization, buyout, traditional, loan, mezzanine, special situations and add-on acquisitions, expansion, and small to mid-market, buyout investments. It does not intend to invest to any significant degree in start-up companies and companies with speculative business plans. The firm is industry-agnostic and seeks to invest in various sectors such as manufacturing, communication services, information technology, consumer services, energy, capital goods, financial services, consumer finance, software and services, telecommunication services, consumer durables and apparel, consumer electronics, home furnishings, homebuilding, household appliances, housewares and specialties, leisure products, textiles, apparel and luxury goods, hotels, restaurants and leisure, diversified financials, materials, automobiles and components, commercial and professional services, media and entertainment, technology hardware and equipment, health care equipment and services, healthcare technology, insurance, retailing, transportation, semiconductor materials and equipment, semiconductors, electric power generation by fossil fuels and by nuclear fuels, hydroelectric power generation, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and life sciences, food and staples retailing, food, beverage, and tobacco, household and personal products, mortgage real estate investment trusts, and utilities. It prefers to invest in private companies in the United States and Asia with a focus on mainly Australia, China, India, and Japan. It seeks to invest between $25 million and $75 million in companies with annual revenues of approximately $10 million to $2500 million and with an EDITDA between $50 million and $100 million at the time of investment. The firm purchases interests in loans through secondary market transactions in the “over the counter” market for institutional loans or directly from the target companies. It may also purchase minority interests in the form of common or preferred equity in our target companies, either in conjunction with one of the debt investments or through a co-investment with a financial sponsor, such as an institutional investor or private equity firm. The firm may also make follow-on investments if necessary. It prefers to take a majority stake. The firm may have board representation or board observation rights in its portfolio companies. The firm manages business development companies. It also launches private closed ended funds and invests in the alternative investment markets. The firm seeks to invest in floating rate senior secured loans, subordinated debt and selected equity, first lien or second lien secured loans, debt investments, such as warrants or options as additional consideration, collateralized securities, corporate bonds, unsecured loans, CLOs, and other debt securities in middle-market companies. Future Standard was founded in 2007 and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with additional offices across Asia, North America and Europe. |
![]() As certain as tides rise, cycles are inevitable. The biggest paydays in real estate are making the most of them. Each is its own opportunity. When markets are down, preserving capital is the game. Repositioning assets in ways not possible in up markets, like restructuring loans and killing debt -- you'd be surprised how reasonable bankers can be when the lights go out. Then, bank REPOs -- our favorite food group in downtimes. Some of Heatley Capital's best performers came from the 2008 crash. When markets are up, sell like crazy and look for products that can weather the storm when the market turns again. The most needful of products in 2018 are medical, assisted living, memory care and independent senior housing.
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![]() We are an independent partnership with a highly stable and experienced team. Since the early 1990s, we have backed management teams in more than 100 companies across a wide range of sectors, making us one of the most experienced investors in mid-sized businesses in the UK.
In 2018 we raised over £500 million for Graphite Capital Partners IX, remaining committed to the mid-market and focusing on companies valued at between £30 million and £150 million. We believe companies of this size offer the highest potential returns to investors, as they are small enough to grow fast but have sufficient scale to employ high-quality management teams and generate diversified revenues.
The relative attractiveness of different sectors will ebb and flow with economic cycles and changes in technology, consumer preferences, distribution methods and government policy. We a have a very strong track record in; Business Services, Health & Care, Education, Technology, the Consumer Sector, Industrials and Financial Services.
Our senior management team has worked together for over 15 years and most have been at Graphite for over 20 years. We operate as a genuine partnership, with ownership and incentives broadly spread across the team, promoting stability and a strong, cohesive ethos. We enjoy what we do and like working together in an informal environment, taking collective responsibility for our decisions. We believe this comes across in our dealings with portfolio companies and plays a very important role in building strong partnerships with their management teams.
As we typically only make two or three investments a year, backing the right management teams has been key to our success. We review large numbers of opportunities and prioritise those where we can build a strong relationship with management and where we see angles to add value. If you would like to discuss an opportunity, please get in contact https://www.graphitecapital.com/contact |
JEN Partners, LLC is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in incubation, seed or start-up, early-mid-late ventures, emerging growth, growth capital and expansion capital, mature, development, and PIPES. It also seeks to invest in management buyouts, leveraged buyouts, recapitalization, middle markets, corporate divestitures, control ownership positions, mezzanine investments, and distressed investments. The firm invests in real estate operating financing and securities, with a focus on publicly traded REIT’s, debt, mezzanine positions and bridge loans, and distressed securities and bankruptcies. It focuses on homebuilding, public storage, industrial and office, brokerage, land entitlement, senior care residences, medical offices and laboratories, construction services, building products suppliers, real estate, residential property management and development, real estate services, lodging, assisted living facilities and services, and, hotels and resorts. The firm also makes direct investments in real estate with a focus on value-add investments in residential land including unique/complex tracts that are located in desirable locations such as infill, school districts, access to employment, and transportation corridors. It provides off balance sheet lot financing, model home financing, private builder financing, and developer land financing. The firm also invests in real estate operating companies with a focus on private homebuilders. For middle market investments, it seeks to invest in real estate operating companies, with a focus on leading private homebuilders. It primarily invests in companies based in North America. For direct real estate investments, the firm seeks to invest in residential land in Arizona, Texas, Florida, and the Mid-Atlantic. It typically makes an initial equity investment of $2 million and $15 million with transaction size between $20 million and $150 million in its portfolio companies. The firm will consider equity investments up to $50 million along with co-investors. JEN Partners, LLC was founded in 2005 and is based in New York, New York. JEN Partners, LLC "operates as a subsidiary"of Jen Management LLC. |
![]() Generator Ventures is an investment platform focused exclusively at the intersection of aging, senior care & technology. We partner with exceptional entrepreneurs who are leveraging technology to transform the aging experience.
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![]() LLR Partners, Inc. is a private equity firm specializing in investments in expansion and growth capital, emerging growth, late stage growth, buy and build, acquisitions, corporate divestitures, generational transitions, add-on acquisitions, recapitalizations, buyouts, PIPEs, shareholder liquidity, lower middle market and working capital financing in middle market companies. It does not invest in biotechnology and real estate sectors. The firm seeks to invest in technology and service-based businesses with a focus on business services, fintech, industrial, healthcare services, financial services, consumer and education services, software and information technology services, and security, defense, and government sectors. Within business services, it focuses on business process outsourcing, document and information management, marketing services, customer care, fixed asset management, human capital management, human resources outsourcing, staffing and search, information services and business intelligence, professional and consulting services, transportation and logistics, 3PL, warehouse and inventory management, supply chain management, and reverse logistics. Within the education sector, the firm focuses on early education, K-12, post-secondary, education technology, continuing education and training, specialty services. Within the consumer sector, it focuses on health and wellness, restaurants, specialty retail, and Internet retail. For investments in B2B Payments it seeks to invest in Accounts payable automation, Accounts receivable automation, Closed loop networks, Cross-border payments, Business expense management, Virtual card gateway, Enterprise and recurring billing, Accounting software. For investments in marketing services, the firm invests in direct marketing, marketing technology, and data analytics and management. Within the healthcare sector, it focuses on outsourced services, post-acute care, pharmaceutical services, distribution, diagnostics and monitoring, ACO services, payment integrity, alternative site, managed care, payor services, pharmacy benefit management, disease and benefits management, healthcare software and information services, healthcare information technology, revenue cycle management, practice management software, consulting services, and data analytics and informatics. Within the software and information technology sector, the firm focuses on technology enabled business services, information technology services, solutions, data/ information services, enterprise software, data management, business intelligence, infrastructure and systems software, vertically-focused Software, on-premise software and SaaS deployment, and application software. For security investments, the firm invests in physical/electronic security, security monitoring, video surveillance and analytics, cyber security, access control, biometrics and identity management, building automation and controls, critical infrastructure protection, information and network security, security information and event management (physical and IT), and risk management. Its defense investments focus on command & control (C2), communications and networking, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR), unmanned systems, embedded processing and high performance computing, electronic warfare (EW), advanced research and technology development, training and simulation, signal processing, enterprise-level systems engineering, data analytics, and intelligence analytics. Within government services, it invests in health information technology, big data, cloud computing, enterprise it management, border / perimeter security, public safety and emergency communications, mobile device management, SETA and program delivery support, and analytics (FWA). Within the financial services sector, it focuses on marketing service, ecommerce services, and targeting and scoring, specialty finance, commercial finance, mortgage banking, collections, insurance service providers, insurance technology solutions, insurance distributors, investment managers, broker-dealers, data and analytics, trading platforms, eBrokerage, capital markets technology, transaction and payment processing, prepaid cards, alternative payments, banking solutions, outsourced services, fraud and compliance management, financial technology and services providers. It prefers to invest across United States with focus on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Richmond, Washington D.C, the Mid Atlantic, Denver, Colorado, and Eastern United States regions. The firm typically invests between $25 million and $200 million in transactions ranging from $20 million to $250 million in value. It primarily invests in companies having revenues between $10 million and $250 million and customer base with an addressable market of at least $500 million. The firm seeks to invest in businesses with annual revenue and earnings growth in excess of 10% and gross margins of over 40%. Its capital structure includes a mix of preferred and common equity and senior debt and it tends to significantly under leverage its investments. The firm seeks to exit its investments between three and seven years through strategic sale, initial public offering, or recapitalization. It makes both minority and majority investments and takes a board seat in its portfolio companies. It can either act as a lead investor or can co-invest in transactions. LLR Partners, Inc. was founded in October 1999 and is based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with additional office in Arlington, Virginia. |
![]() Town Hall Ventures is a healthcare-focused investment firm founded in 2018 that partners with founders solving challenges for underserved communities, including Medicare and Medicaid populations. They focus on transformative technology and service solutions in areas like mental health and senior care, often leading or making substantial commitments to category-defining companies. |
![]() Cascade Partners LLC is a private equity firm specializing in growth capital, individual sponsor and management buyouts; corporate divestitures; industry consolidations, buyout and build strategy, rollups, recapitalizations, including troubled situations; acquisitions of publically traded companies and change of control investments. It seeks to invest in middle market companies in the manufacturing, healthcare, technology enabled companies, consumer industry, healthcare industry, infrastructure industry and business services industries. Within manufacturing, it focuses on value added manufacturing. Within business services, it focuses on technology enabled business services, BPO Services, environmental products & services, facilities services / building maintenance, healthcare services, HRO services, industrial services, information services, IT services, risk, regulatory, and compliance services, software as a service (SaaS), consulting services, staffing, testing, inspection, certification, and compliance, transportation and logistics, and wholesalers/distribution. Within Industrials, it focuses on aerospace, defense & government services, automation, automotive & aftermarkets, building materials, commercial / specialty vehicle, engineered components and systems, environmental services, flow & process control, industrial equipment & manufacturing, industrial services, injection molding, metals & metals processing, paper & packaging, precision machining/metal fabrication, rubber and plastic, security & safety, and water and filtration. Within consumer industry, it focuses on apparel, appliances, building products, education, health, beauty & wellness, housewares, pet care & pet supplies, restaurants & bars, sporting & recreation products, toys & gaming and retail. Within infrastructure industry, it focuses on aviation, bridges & roadways, power & energy, railways, recreation facilities, telecommunication, transportation, water and waste management. The firm typically invests in companies with primary operations in the United States. It prefers to invest in companies with EBITDA of $0.5 million to $4 million, and revenue between $3 million to $50 million. The firm seeks to invest in the form of preferred and/or common equity, mezzanine capital, asset based debt, senior cash flow debt, second lien debt, and unitranche debt. It may make direct investments or co-investments in companies. The firm seeks to make majority, controlling or non- controlling investments in its portfolio companies. Cascade Partners LLC was founded in 2012 and is based in Southfield, Michigan with an additional office in Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois, Detroit, Michigan and Grand Rapids, Michigan. |
![]() Saw Mill Capital LLC is a private equity firm specializing in later stage, leveraged buyouts, recapitalization, management buyouts, add-on acquisitions, management transition situations, growth capital and industry consolidation transactions in mature and middle market companies. It does not invest in retail, media and telecom, information technology, financial services, personnel-based services, apparel, businesses driven by fashion or fad, and turnarounds. The firm prefers to invest in companies engaged in healthcare, electronics, building products, environmental and facilities services, transportation infrastructure, packaging, manufacturing, industrials services, commercial services, food manufacturing, specialty distribution businesses, services sector, containers and packaging, materials, environmental services, capital goods, building products, professional services, construction and engineering, aerospace consumer services, and defense, HVAC/R, hydraulics, marine, office products, packaging, pet care, plastics, point-of-purchase, railroad, recreation vehicles, MROP, off-highway equipment, air freight and logistics, chemicals, electrical and equipment, healthcare equipment, instruments and components, machinery, trading companies and distributors, and transportation infrastructure companies. Under industrial services it prefers to invest in facility services, environmental services, construction and engineering services, energy, infrastructure, and utility services, equipment services and rental, MRO, testing, inspection, automation and integration services, transportation and logistics and safety and compliance. Under consumer services it prefers to invest in residential homeowner services, education and training, automotive service and repair, senior living facility and amenity services, insurance-claim related offerings and small business and prosumer focus. Under Professional Services it prefers to invest in training and certification, compliance, business processing outsourcing, specialty consulting services and IT managed services. Under engineered products it prefers to invest in paper and packaging, industrial technology and automation, educational products, aftermarket distribution, healthcare products and equipment, building products, interior furnishings and plastics. It seeks to invest in companies based in Europe and North America with a focus on the United States and Canada. The firm consider acquisitions of any size and geography as add-ons for current portfolio companies. The firm typically invests between $10 million and $100 million equity investment in companies, with enterprise values between $25 million and $200 million, EBITDA between $3 million and $30 million, and revenues between $20 million and $500 million. It requires at least $5 million of pro forma EBITDA for platform investments. The firm seeks to make majority and control investments but does not become involved in day-to-day operations of the portfolio companies. Saw Mill Capital LLC was founded in 1997 and is based in Briarcliff Manor, New York. |
![]() Emigrant Capital Corp. is a private equity arm of Emigrant Savings Bank - Manhattan specializing in recapitalization, management buyout, corporate acquisitions, and distressed, turnaround, special situations, and growth equity investments in middle market companies. It operates as a SBIC. The firm seeks to invest in environmental products and services, software and web services, outsourced business services related to financial companies, geriatric health care and aging population, light manufacturing, and scalable business services. It considers investing in companies headquartered in the United States. The firm seeks to invest between $5 million and $30 million in companies with revenues between $10 million and $100 million and EBITDA between $2 million and $15 million. It invests in the form of traditional equity investments, hybrid debt/equity securities, mezzanine financing, senior debt, preferred equity, subordinated debt, and convertible debt. The firm seeks to make majority or significant minority investments. Emigrant Capital Corp. was founded in 1999 and is based in New York, New York with additional office in San Francisco, California. |
Midwest Mezzanine Funds is a private equity firm specializing in mezzanine financing, lower middle market, buyouts, acquisition finance, expansion capital, change of control, management buyouts, recapitalizations, and growth capital transactions in middle market and mature companies. It operates as a SBIC. The firm does not invest in companies in the financial services, high technology, restaurant, retail or real estate development sectors. The firm primarily invests in manufacturers, value added distributors or service providers; representative end markets with a focus on consumer products; commercial products/services; industrial services; business services; professional services; industrial products; food products; beverages; household and personal products; outsourced business services; information technology; health care; B2B and B2C service providers; transportation and logistics; infrastructure; defense; pet; environmental and for profit post-secondary education. It also prefers to invest in companies in consumer durable and apparel; distribution; education services; facilities services and capital goods. It seeks to invest in companies located in the United States and Canada with a focus on the Midwest with EBITDA between $3 million and $15 million per year. The firm typically invests between $4 million and $15 million and can lead or participate in investments greater than $15 million by co-investing with our limited partners. It seeks to invest in companies with enterprise values between $15 million and $100 million. It prefers to invest in companies having sales value between $15 million and $150 million. It typically invests in companies’ debt investment between $5 million and $15 million. It invests in junior capital that could consist of subordinated notes, second lien term loans, last-out senior secured term loans, non-control equity securities in conjuction with debt investment and non-control equity participation in the form of convertible notes, redeemable preferred stock, convertible preferred stock, detachable warrants, or common stock. The firm does not seek to have a controlling stake in its portfolio companies. Midwest Mezzanine Funds was founded in 1992 and is based in Chicago, Illinois. |
VSS Fund Management LLC is a private equity firm specializing in mezzanine, lower middle-market, growth capital, strategic acquisitions, Turnaround, management buyouts, buyouts of non-active partner, shareholder Consolidation and Shareholder Liquidity, add-on acquisitions and majority and minority recapitalization, debt recapitalizations investments. It also provide Senior debt, Mezzanine & subordinated debt, Preferred equity, and Common equity. The firm prefers to invest in business services, healthcare, IT and services, information and education sectors. Within healthcare sector, it focuses on healthcare services and healthcare IT industries. Withing healthcare IT, focuses on electronic health records & clinical information systems, revenue cycle management, payment integrity & billing & coding, practice management, patient enrollment / engagement & telemedicine enablement, population health management, value-based care enablement & clinical decision support, cost containment, credentialing & compliance solutions. Within healthcare services, it focuses on physician practice management, behavioral health, home health & hospice & telehealth services, ACOs, MCOs & related services, clinical trial sites, lab & diagnostic services & infusion services. Within business services sector, it focuses on facility services, IT services, human capital management, facility & infrastructure services, information solutions & outsourced services and insurance services. Within IT services, it focuses on managed service providers, IT consulting & implementation services, cybersecurity services, software development, data & analytics consulting, cloud application development & application hosting and internet of things. Within human capital management, it focuses on pre-hire testing & assessment, applicant tracking systems & talent identification, staffing, recruiting, training & onboarding, employee engagement, talent analytics & performance management, compensation & benefits administration, professional employer organizations & employers of record. Within facility & infrastructure services, it focuses on architecture, engineering & construction, testing & inspection services, building system (HVAC, generator, elevator, etc.) maintenance, fire & life safety services, security & access control monitoring services, maintenance & turnaround services and environmental services. Within information solutions & outsourced services, it focuses on governance, risk & compliance services, legal support services, research & consulting services, finance & accounting services. Within insurance services, it focuses on insurtech & fintech, insurance distribution, managing general agents & specialty underwriting, warranty providers, claims investigation & management. Within Education sector, it focuses on education technology and education services sectors. Within education technology, it focuses on student information systems & learning management systems, HR, hiring & substitution, enrollment & revenue management, school safety & visitor management, attendance & compliance, student performance analytics and parent Communication. Within education services, it focuses on K-12 & college content & curriculum, upskilling & lifelong learning, specialty training & certification and consulting services. It prefer to invest in North America & Europe region. It typically invests between $5 million and $500 million (control and non-control investments and could be large with partners) in companies having $3 million and $15 million in EBITDA (Add-ons have no size restrictions) and enterprise value between $25 million and $1000 million. The firm take majority and minority stake in the companies. VSS Fund Management LLC was founded in 1987 and is based in New York, New York. It operates as a subsidiary of Veronis Suhler Stevenson. |
Vert Capital Corporation is a private equity firm specializing in turnarounds, special situations, growth, divestitures, spin offs, equity carve outs, lower middle market, and asset sale off investments. The firm invests in media, IT and technology services, food and beverage, beauty and personal care, household care, apparel and accessories, financial service, retail and services, and education sectors. It invests globally. The firm invests between $2 million and $25 million in companies with revenues between $10 million and $200 million and maximum EBITDA of $25 million. It seeks to provides investment in the form of preferred and common equity, DIP financing, subordinated or senior debt, structured equities, and private investment in public equities. Vert Capital Corporation is based in Los Angeles, California. |
![]() New Heritage Capital, LLC is a private equity and venture capital firm specializing in growth capital, buyout, industry consolidation, mature, recapitalization, in middle market companies. The firm prefers to invest in materials, industrials, consumer discretionary, consumer services, consumer staples, health care, information technology, software and services, education & training, food services & distribution, maintenance/MRO & installations, media services, software & IT services, staffing & consulting, transportation & logistics, value-added distribution, ambulance & patient logistics, behavioral health, consulting, coding, billing & RCM, CRO/CMO, facilities/clinics (senior care, surgery center/ER, PT), home health & hospice, outsourced medical services, pharmacy distribution, physician practices, products - consumables & DME, staffing, workers compensation, aerospace, building products, chemicals, food & beverage, industrial, infrastructure, packaging, and plastics. It prefers to invest in Europe and North America. It seeks to invest between $8 million and $50 million with revenue between $30 million and $500 million; enterprise value between $30 million and $200 million with EBITDA between $4 million and $30 million. The firm prefers to take majority and minority stake. New Heritage Capital, LLC was founded in 2006 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts. |
Kian Capital Partners, LLC is a private equity firm specializing in later stage, growth financings, shareholder liquidity, buyouts,mezzanine capital investments, add-on acquisition, recapitalizations, industry consolidation and corporate divestitures in lower middle market companies. It operates as a Small Business Investment Company. The firm does not invest in start-ups, operational turnarounds, real estate, oil and gas production, and commodities. It typically invests in the following sectors: Consumer Services, value added distribution, Digital Marketing, Education Services, Healthcare Services, Insurance Services, specialty manufacturing, IT Integration & Managed Services, Specialty Industrial Services, Active / Outdoor Products, Aftermarket Auto, Enthusiast Brand Products, Multi-Unit Franchise, Personal Care, Pet Products & Services, personal Care Contract Manufacturing, Replacement Parts, Technical Industrial Products, Compressor / Generator / Diesel Parts, Food Service & Production Equipment & Parts, HVAC - Equipment & Parts, Industrial MRO Products, Personal Care & Food Ingredients. It prefers to invest in companies based in Southeast United States. The firm seeks to invest between $7 million and $40 million in companies with revenues between $10 million and $100 million and EBITDA between $2 million and $15 million. The firm seeks to become a majority or minority owner. It may invest in the form of common or preferred equity, and mezzanine debt. Within mezzanine debt it may invest in the form of subordinated debt to senior debt, with a flexible maturity, typically between five to seven years. The typical hold period of preferred and common equity investments is between five to seven years. The firm seeks to either act as the “sponsor” of a transaction, leading the entire investment process; make equity co-investments along with business owners, management teams, smaller or “fundless” sponsors by providing equity capital along with mezzanine financing; and also seeks to provide traditional mezzanine capital along with other private equity firms. Kian Capital Partners, LLC was founded in 2010 and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina with an additional office in Atlanta, Georgia. |
![]() Ares Capital Management LLC is a private equity firm specializing in acquisition, recapitalization, mezzanine debt, restructurings, rescue financing, and leveraged buyout transactions of middle market companies. It also makes growth capital and general refinancing. It prefers to make investments in companies engaged in the basic and growth manufacturing, business services, consumer products, distribution, Food and beverage, health care products and services, and information technology service sectors. The firm will also consider investments in industries such as restaurants, retail, oil and gas, Light manufacturing and technology sectors. It focuses on investments in metropolitan New York area as well as Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Southwest regions from its New York office, the Midwest region and Canada from the Chicago office, the Western region from the Los Angeles office and the United States and Canada from Dallas Office. The firm typically invests between $20 million and $200 million and a maximum of $400 million in companies with an EBITDA between $10 million and $250 million. It makes debt investments between $10 million and $100 million The firm invests through revolvers, first lien loans, warrants, unitranche structures, second lien loans, mezzanine debt, private high yield, junior capital, subordinated debt, and non-control preferred and common equity. The firm also selectively considers third-party-led senior and subordinated debt financings and opportunistically considers the purchase of stressed and discounted debt positions. The firm prefers to be an agent and/or lead the transactions in which it invests. The firm also seeks board representation in its portfolio companies. The firm typically holds minority equity. It was founded in 2004 and is based in Los Angeles, California with additional offices in New York, New York; Chicago, Illinois; Arlington, Maryland; Dallas, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia. Ares Capital Management LLC operates as a subsidiary of Ares Management Corporation. |
![]() Bow River Asset Management LLC is a real estate and private equity firm specializing in directly investing, secondary (indirect) and investing in other funds. In direct investments, the firm specializes in growth capital, management buyouts of corporate divestitures, leveraged buyouts, acquisitions, recapitalizations, buyout private equity; private credit including senior secured debt, mezzanine capital, preferred and minority equity, and specialty financings; family businesses, private companies, and public companies, recapitalizations, strategic acquisitions of other companies or product lines, expansion capital, introduction of a complementary product line or service, and alleviation of working capital constraints created by general demand of a product or service. The firm seeks to invest in lower middle market companies, health care services, internet software, expansion stage companies, mature stages, and later stages. It does not sponsor biotechnology and e-commerce companies. It typically invests in software and technology, industrial services and products, consumer electronics, home furnishings, homebuilding, household appliances, housewares and specialties, textiles, apparel and luxury goods, hotels, restaurants and leisure, trading companies and distributors, public infrastructure, integrated facilities management, utility services, testing, inspection, certification & compliance, infrastructure, modernization and retrofit construction, business and consumer services, niche manufacturing, distribution, private aviation (fixed base operations), defense technology, transportation, financial services, energy, process outsourcing, physician practice management, compliance and training, data and market intelligence, education, training, & development, regulatory & compliance services, real estate, natural resources, business service, water infrastructure, waste water treatment, food, agriculture, engineering services, SaaS, manufacturing, healthcare services and IT, outsourced, environmental services, consumer products. The firm primarily invests in companies based in the United States with a focus on Rocky Mountain West, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming and Southwest including Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Texas; and Canada. The firm seeks to invest in private credit in the U.S. middle market. In private credit, the firm seeks to invest between $5 million and $35 million in companies with EBITDA between $5 million and $50 million. In private equity, the firm seeks to invest in companies with revenue between $3 million and $200 million and with EBITDA between $5 million and $20 million. It considers investments between $5 million and $50 million with $10 million in lower middle market companies for software growth equity firms. The firm seeks to invest in companies with an enterprise value between $10 million and $50 million. Its investments are structured in the form of common equity, preferred equity, or mezzanine debt with an equity component. It seeks to invest as a lead investor or co-investor in its portfolio companies. The firm seeks majority recapitalizations for private equity firms. The firm seeks to acquire controlling, majority and minority interests in software growth equity investments. Bow River Asset Management LLC was founded in 2003 and is based in Denver, Colorado. |
Gladstone Management Corporation is a private equity arm of Gladstone Holding Corporation specializing in mature, small and medium-sized companies, middle market growth. It specializes in leveraged buyout, ownership transition, add-on acquisitions, initial acquisition of family-owned or closely-held business, recapitalizations including cash-outs; small and middle markets, industry consolidations, senior debt reduction, and short-term bridge financing. It does not invest in startup firms and turnarounds or in the technology or financial services sectors or any volatile or cyclical industry segments. The firm targets investments in aerospace and defense, energy, health care services, outsourced business services, and industrial products and services companies in the United States. It makes investments between $5 million and $40 million in companies, between $3 million and $25 million in EBITDA and between $20 million and $150 million in sales. The firm also provides financing between $5 million and $30 million in the form of loans including senior debt, second lien debt, subordinated debt, mezzanine debt, secured and unsecured subordinated loans or preferred equity and real estate sale leasebacks. The firm structures its investments in the form of common stock, preferred stock, limited liability company interests, or warrants to purchase the foregoing. It also invests in fundless sponsors and provide private company owners capital for growth, acquisitions and transition planning. The firm seeks to enter into co-investment transactions and takes minority stake. It also prefers to take majority stake in its portfolio companies. The firm investments in debt securities have a term of no more than seven years. Gladstone Management Corporation founded in 2001 and is based in McLean, Virginia, with additional offices in North America. |
Capitala Investment Advisors, LLC is a private equity firm specializing in investing in sponsor-led buyouts, mezzanine, unitranche debt management buyouts, recapitalizations, strategic acquisitions, dividend recapitalizations, debt refinancings, add-ons and equity securities issued by lower and traditional middle-market companies, and growth financings in small and lower and middle market companies. The firm seeks to invest in companies in the business services, manufacturing, consumer and retail, energy, and health-care industries. The firm seeks to invest throughout North America. It seeks to make debt and equity investments between $5 million and $30 million in companies with revenues in excess of $15 million and $5 million and $50 million in trailing twelve month having EBITDA greater than $4.5 million. It seeks to make investments in senior credit facilities in the range of $10 million to $100 million, in unitranche credit facilities in the range of $10 million to $100 million, in mezzanine investments in the range of $10 million to $50 million, in control equity investments in the range of $5 million to $25 million and in minority equity investments in the range of $2 million to $10 million. It seeks to take minority or majority stake. It may invest in the form of subordinated debt, Senior Credit Facilities, first and second lien loans, one-stop, and unitranche credit facilities, mezzanine credit facilities, control equity capital, cash flow loans and equity co-investments. Capitala Investment Advisors, LLC was founded in 1998 and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina with additional offices in Atlanta, Georgia; Raleigh, North Carolina; New York, New York, and Los Angeles, California. |
![]() LongueVue Management Company, LLC is a private equity firm specializing in growth capital, management buyouts, leveraged buyouts, recapitalizations, acquisition financing and family succession planning investments in lower middle market companies. It invests in companies in healthcare, transport & logistics, precision manufacturing, advanced industrials, consumer, food & beverage, safety & security and specialty packaging sectors. In the advanced industrials sector, the firm focuses on industrial services, Electrical Systems & Controls; Automation & Control Panels; Industrial Instrumentation & Sensor Integration; Power Distribution & Facility Electrical Systems; Precision Mechanical & Field Services; Advanced Material Handling and Technical Field Services; Specialized Mechanical Systems, Piping, and Fabrication; Maintenance, Turnarounds, and Capital Project Services; Infrastructure Services & Compliance; Environmental Monitoring, Safety & Regulatory Compliance; Equipment-as-a-Service & Specialized Rental Platforms; Water, Waste, and Utility Infrastructure Services; Facility & Asset Performance Services; Field Services for Logistics, Distribution, and Manufacturing Environments; Facility Efficiency, Workflow Optimization, and Retrofit Services; and Predictive Maintenance, Testing, and Inspection subsectors. In the Consumer sector, the firm seeks to invest in Baby Products & Services; Consumer Services; Consumer Tech; E-commerce; Fitness & Outdoor; Health & Wellness; Home Improvement; Home Office; Household; Lifestyle; Lighting Fixtures; Pet & Pet Services; Pool Services; Recreation; Specialty Interiors and Sporting Goods subsectors. In the Healthcare sector, the firm seeks to invest in Healthcare Services; Contract Manufacturing; Clinical / Pharma Services; Healthcare Distribution; Healthcare Providers; Senior Living Owner/Operator; Behavioral Health; Clinical Practices; Medical Devices; Instrumentation; Implant OEMS; Innovative Technologies; Healthcare IT; Cost Containment and Patient-Centered Software or Data subsectors. In the Life Sciences sector, it focuses on Clinical Services; Clinical, Regulatory, Biometrics, & Quality Consulting; Site and Patient Recruitment; Health Economics & Outcomes Research; Medical Communications; Clinical Trial Packaging; Site Management Organizations; CROS; Clinical Trial Technology; CDMO Services; Formulation; Analytical Method Development; Clinical Trial Material Manufacturing; Commercial Manufacturing; API Synthesis; Lab Services; Analytical Method Development; Sterility Testing; Compendial Testing; Value Added Service Suppliers to the Cell & Gene Therapy Market; Formulation; Essential Ingredients, e.g. Plasmids, Buffers, Media; Equipment, e.g., Bioreactors, Columns, Contact Components; Cold-chain Logistics; Consulting; Software; and Compliance and Quality Offerings. In Medical Contract Manufacturing, it focuses on Front End Services; Product Design & Engineering; Prototyping & Low Volume Manufacturing; Regulatory Services; Packaging Design Services; Specialty Component Manufacturing; Thermo Molding; Micro Molding; Multi-Component Thermoplastic; Liquid Silicone Rubber; Catheter Components (e.g. Balloons, Heat Shrink Tubing, Complex Extrusion); Precision Drilling; Precision Grinding; Precision Machining; Laser Processing; Specialty Wire; Manufacturing Services; Assembly & Packaging; Coverings & Coatings and Logistics Management subsectors. In the Precision Manufacturing, it focuses on End Markets-Aerospace & Defense; Consumer; Diversified Industrial; Energy; Food & Beverage; Healthcare Products & Medical Equipment; Packaging & Material Handling and Transportation subsectors. In the Transportation & Logistics, it seeks to invest in Value-Added Warehousing & Distribution; Contract Logistics; E-commerce Fulfillment; Kitting & Assembly; Inventory Management; Freight Consolidation / Deconsolidation; Specialized Asset Light Transportation; Specialized Domestic Forwarding; Supply Chain Management; Last Mile Delivery; Differentiated Brokerage; Healthcare Logistics; Hazmat / Chemicals; and Specialty Packaging Services subsectors. In the Food & Beverage, it focuses on Co-Manufacturing; Co-Packing; Blending; R&D and Testing; Retail, Private Label & Food Service; Food & Beverage Ingredients; Meal/Flavor Enhancers; Nutrients / Enrichments; Premixes; Natural / Organic; Branded Packaged Frozen / Refrigerated; Better-for-you Snacking; Ready to Eat / Drink; Functional / Wellness; Logistics & Other Services; Value-Added Warehousing; and Sourcing & Supply Chain subsectors. In the specialty packaging sector, it focuses on Printing; Converting; Coating; Co-Manufacturing/Packaging; Value-Added Distribution; Extrusion; Food & Beverage; Food Processing; Agriculture; Healthcare; Consumer / Personal Care; Pet & Household Goods; Industrial Applications; Building Products and Shipping & Transportation subsectors. In the Safety & Security sector, it focuses on Workplace & Environmental Safety: Risk Assessment & Consulting; ANSI & OSHA Compliance Implementation; Facility Safety & Fall Prevention Equipment; Industrial Hygiene & Health Services; Hazardous Material Containment Products; Transportation & Public Safety Solutions, Fire & Life Safety: Code Compliant Detection, Notification, Ventilation & Suppression Systems; System Design, Engineering, Installation, Integration, Retrofitting & Replacement; NFPA Mandated Testing, Inspection, Repair, Maintenance & Monitoring Services; Apparatus, Pump & Skid Equipment; Specialized PPE & Turnout Gear, Electronic & Physical Security: Personnel, Facility & Perimeter Protection; Access Control, AV Technology, Lighting, Sensor & Alarm System Integration; Monitoring, Surveillance & Threat Detection; Asset Tracking, Tracing & Management and Patrol, Dispatch & Emergency Response subsectors. The firm seeks to invest in companies based in USA. It prefers to invest in companies having sales of $15 million and above and EBITDA of $3 million and above. The firm pursues complementary add-on acquisitions. LongueVue Management Company, LLC was founded in 2001 and is based in New Orleans, Louisiana. |
Understanding Senior Care Tech investors
What are Senior Care Tech investors, and what do they look for?
Senior care technology is bought by care providers, health systems and local authorities rather than by the people receiving care, and investors establish that buyer early because it determines everything about the sale. Providers buy to reduce staffing pressure and meet regulatory requirements. Authorities buy to keep people at home rather than in residential settings, which is substantially cheaper. Families buy occasionally and inconsistently, which makes consumer models difficult. Staff impact is the second question. Care workers are scarce across Europe, turnover is high, and anything requiring additional documentation or unfamiliar devices will be abandoned by an overstretched workforce. Investors ask how the product affects the care worker's shift, since a tool that adds tasks fails regardless of what it measures. Third, they assess evidence of outcome. Reducing falls, detecting deterioration earlier or preventing hospital admissions all have measurable value to a payer, and companies that can demonstrate one have a commercial argument that comfort or reassurance claims cannot match.
Why Senior Care Tech is attracting investor interest
Workforce shortage is the structural driver and it is worsening. European care systems cannot recruit enough staff, the population needing care is growing, and the shortfall cannot be closed by recruitment at any realistic wage, which leaves technology as one of the few available responses rather than an optional improvement. Policy shifted decisively towards care at home. Keeping people in their own homes is cheaper than residential care and generally preferred by them, and European systems have restructured funding towards it, which supports monitoring, remote assessment and coordination products that make home care viable for people who would previously have moved. Regulatory attention on care quality increased following inspection failures in several countries, creating documentation and monitoring obligations that providers must meet. Insurance and long-term care funding structures vary considerably between European countries, and in those with established long-term care insurance the reimbursement route for technology is clearer, which has concentrated commercial activity in particular markets.
Which funding stages Senior Care Tech investors are active at
Funding follows institutional buyers and reimbursement rather than consumer adoption. Seed rounds fund product and pilots with care providers, and investors weigh care sector experience heavily since the operational realities of a care setting are difficult to understand from outside and products designed without that understanding fail on the first shift. Series A requires paying provider or authority customers with deployments that survived contact with staff turnover, alongside evidence of outcome. Investors are attentive to whether pilots were funded from innovation budgets or from operational ones, since only the second indicates a real market. Series B funds expansion across providers and countries, where care funding structures, regulation and reimbursement differ substantially and rarely transfer without work. Public and charitable funding for ageing and care innovation is available across European programmes and suits the evidence stage. Strategic acquirers include care provider groups, health technology companies and insurers with long-term care exposure.
Types of investors active in Senior Care Tech
Investors who understand care provider economics, staffing constraints and reimbursement structures for long-term care. They assess whether a product survives a real shift rather than a demonstration, which is the test that matters.
Investment arms of residential and home care groups who deploy across their own operations. They provide realistic testing environments and the reference status that a conservative, reference-driven sector requires.
Capital from institutions funding care, particularly in countries with established long-term care insurance. They evaluate against avoided cost and can accelerate reimbursement decisions considerably.
European and national programmes supporting care technology and independent living. Non-dilutive, well suited to evidence generation, and frequently attached to policy priorities around care at home.
Mission-aligned capital backing care access and quality, prepared to wait longer for demonstrated outcomes. What they want is real measurement, not engagement statistics.
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