Arcadia Healthcare Solutions ('Arcadia' or the 'Company') announced today that the Merck Global Health Innovation Fund ('Merck GHI'), GE Ventures, and existing investors Peloton Equity, Zaffre Investments, and Morgan Stanley Alternative Investment Partners have invested $30 million of growth capital in the Company.

With over 60 enterprise customers, Arcadia is a leading healthcare data aggregation and analytics technology company with a focus on serving ambulatory networks affiliated with large payer and provider organizations, including health plans, accountable care organizations, integrated delivery networks, and large independent physician groups, among others. Arcadia's technology and services enable its customers to successfully drive value-based performance management programs as American healthcare shifts to a new paradigm. Arcadia is led by chief executive officer Sean Carroll, a longtime executive with over 25 years of experience in the health IT industry.

'Having Merck GHI and GE Ventures join existing investors in this round of growth capital is the optimal outcome for us,' said Carroll. 'The rigorous process expands our team of blue chip investors who actively support their companies' growth plans.'

'Arcadia fits perfectly with our initiatives supporting the transition to value based care. Arcadia's deep expertise in transforming isolated data into critical insights that enable providers to close gaps in care and enable better outcomes is central to our investment hypothesis around Population Health,' stated Joel Krikston, Managing Director at Merck's Global Health Innovation Fund.

'GE Ventures is excited to back Arcadia in becoming an industry leader to help payers and providers apply advanced analytics to their business models. We're especially proud to invest in this highly experienced Boston-based team, which is now home to GE's headquarters,' said Noah Lewis, Managing Director of healthcare at GE Ventures.

The investment allows the company to accelerate its robust product development plans in the core Arcadia Analytics platform and expand population health management market activities across the country. While the company will continue to focus on organic growth, Arcadia has made two successful acquisitions since its founding - Concordant, an EHR support services company in 2011 and Sage Technologies, a managed care services company in 2015. 'Our transformation from a proven consulting firm to a recognized, technology-led population health analytics company is complete as noted by industry experts such as KLAS Research, Gartner, and Chilmark Research,' said Carroll, 'we see a bright future for our customers, investors, and team members.'

The capital raise process was managed by Robert W. Baird and supported by counsel Goodwin Proctor.