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2019 Nashville Health Care Family Tree NASHVILLE HEALTH CARE COUNCIL FAMILY TREE 2018–2019 CAPITAL INVESTORS & FINANCIAL SERVICES INSTITUTIONS MedAssist* Brookdale Senior Living Correct Care Solutions* Behavioral Centers of America 2nd Generation Capital Arcapita* American Securities* MedCap Properties* Practice Resource Network Cardiac Services American Diagnostics Prison Health Services Behavioral Healthcare Corporation* Ardent Health Services Andra Partners Apollo Global Management* Avondale Partners Vivere* HCP* Xantus Phoenix Holdings American Seniors Foundation Southern Manor Living Consorta* America Service Group Reliance Health* Bailey Southwell & Co. Bank of America Merrill Lynch* General Care* HealthSTAT* Patriot Medical* Capstone Solutions Buyers HC Cooperative* American Retirement Corporation* Corizon Health Gene Burton & Associates Shearwater Health Barclays Capital* Beecken Petty O’Keefe & Co. BIP Capital Innovative Health Partners Relegent* Hoizon Resource Rivendell* The Centre for Health Care Planning HealthTrust Purchasing Group ehc.com Health Care Corp of America BMO Capital Markets Brentwood Capital Advisors Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.* Cadence Bank* Cain Brothers* HCA HEALTHCARE Canaccord Genuity Capital Alignment Partners Capital Bank* Pinnacle Care* WaterVault* Clayton Associates China Healthcare Corporation American HomePatient* Sarah Cannon Research Institute Theraphysics* Capital One Healthcare Capitol Health Partners* Pain Care American Transitional Hospitals* CapitalSource Press Ganey* Cardiology Partners of America* Surgical Care Affiliates* Alliance Surgery* Wessex* Beverly Enterprises* Paradigm Health* Capital South Partners* Capio* Omega Health* Advanced Clinical Systems* Long Term Care Physicians* Capricorn Healthcare HEALTHSOUTH* Symmetry* NeoSpine eviCore healthcare* Select Medical Corporation* IASIS Healthcare* CapStar Bank The Carlyle Group* Statcorp* Surgical Health Group Parallon Business Solutions SeniorHealth Prologics Ingeny Health CCMP Capital Advisors* MediSphere Health Partners Advocat* Craneware Insight* Chase* Chrysalis Ventures* Citigroup* PathGroup Heritage Surgical Corporation Heritage Health Systems* Diversicare Healthcare Services Princeps* Dolphin Medical* Brentwood Associates Symphony Health* Citizens Bank* Claritas Capital Amerigroup Tennessee* Renal Care Group* Heritage Group Imaging One Healthcare Resource Management* Regents Health Equicor* Bulldog IT* Clayton Associates Coleman Swenson Booth UnitedHealth Group* Commerce Capital National Renal Alliance* TheraTech InterLogics Imaging Resource Management* NAMM PhyCor* LifePoint Health Consonance Capital Partners Council Capital HealthWise of America Cressey & Company Ramsay Youth Services* Sy.Med Development GHX* empactHealth.com* PivotHealth* Aveta Health* Health Productivity Corporation HEOPS Crestview Partners* Medilink* CTI Group* Deutsche Bank Securities* Psychiatric Solutions* SpecialtyCare SyMplify Technologies* Surgical Health Partners Medibuy* Allied Clinical* MedicalGPS* Pathology Consultants of America* Advanced Receivables Echo Health Ventures EDG Partners* Epiphany Health Ventures Fresenius Medical Care* Eye Health Partners Ingenix* Network Health Services* Healthcare Management Directions National Imaging Affiliates* American Pathology Resources* Inform DX* Dell Services* Fifth Third Bank* First Avenue Partners FirstBank SunStone Behavioral HealthMark Partners* Total eMed/EdiX* QHR MedSolutions* AmeriPath* Servicesdot.com Covation* First Tennessee Bank* Franklin Synergy Bank Frazier Healthcare Partners American Esoterics* PMR Corporation Medshares Home Care* Cogent Healthcare* Cambio Health Solutions* Triad* Outpatient Imaging Affiliates The Advisory Board Nashville* Frist Capital Galen Capital* GE Capital Healthcare* Occupational Health Consultants Spheris* Argilla Healthcare* Surgical Alliance Corporation* Quorum Health Group* Apparo OralDNA Labs General Atlantic GPB Capital Planning 2.0 iTrax GTCR Golder Rauner* Medical Properties of America* Avicis/Healthscribe FTI Consulting Health Solutions Meridian Surgical Partners OrthoLink Physicians Corporation Hancock and Whitney Bank Harbert Management Corporation* GoNoodle Take Care Health Systems* Healthworks Alliance* Global Healthport Hospital Clinical Services Group Vianetta Communications* Harpeth Capital Surgical Development Partners Sound Physicians* Attentus Healthcare* HealthSpire* HealthLeaders Media* Meridian Corporate Healthcare* UroTech CIMplify Houlihan Lokey* Acadia Healthcare Wheelhouse Huntington National Bank FTI Healthcare* Healthcare Venture Professionals The Jordan, Edmiston Group* HealthLeaders-Interstudy Urology Healthcare Group Clinical Research Solutions* JRG Ventures Experian Health-Passport J.P. Morgan Jumpstart Foundry DiaTech Oncology EnableComp Providers’ Assurance Corporation* Linden Capital Partners* Skilled Care* Medical Care International* Medical Care America* Signature Hospital Corporation* United Surgical Partners International* Madison Dearborn Partners* Massey Burch Capital Corporation FOCUS Healthcare Management* CRA Managed Care* Moelis & Company* Windrose Cumberland Health System* ProMedCo* Healthcare Corporation* Affiliates Group* Health Horizons* DentaCorp* MUFG Union Bank Nashville Capital Corporation HealthAmerica Corporation* Concentra* Nashville Capital Network National Health Investors HOSPITAL AFFILIATES* Nelson Capital Corporation Rehability* National Rehabilitation Centers* New State Capital Partners Noro-Moseley Partners* CIGNA* Anesthesia Medical Group Healthways* Clinical Pharmaceuticals* Home Technology Healthcare* Province Healthcare* Coventry* Nuecura Partners Living Centers of America* TherEx* OrboGraph* PhyMed Healthcare Group* American Pathology Partners Petra Capital Partners INA* AMSURG* RCCH HealthCare Partners Beverly Healthcare* CompDent* Pharos Capital Group Mariner Post-Acute* Rehab Practice Management Horizon Health Corporation* Brim Healthcare* Pine Creek Investors Pinnacle Financial Partners Roderick Group Surgical Health Group Community Health Systems Auxi Health Capella Healthcare Dental Health Management* Parental Health EnduraCare Acute Care Systems Piper Jaffray & Company* Hospital Management Professionals* Ponder & Company* PNC Bank* United Dental Care* CareNet Health Systems* INSPIRIS* Crosslin Healthcare Autumn Capital RegionalCare Hospital Partners Brim Holding Primus Venture Partners* Pritzker Group Private Capital Advisors ARxC Compassus PriCare* SunLink* Champion Health Care* IPN Network* Raymond James & Associates* RBC Capital Markets* CGS* Health Care REIT* Cloverleaf Partners Healthcare Services Republic Health Healthcare Recovery HealthMont* Regions Bank* Essent Healthcare* Renasant Bank Richland Ventures Covenant Surgical Partners NetCare Health Systems* New American Healthcare* River Cities Capital Funds* Robert W. Baird & Company* Rodgers Capital RSM* Salix Ventures HEALTHTRUST* Salus Santé Ventures* ServisFirst Bank PediaNet* Health Info Technics Vivra Health Advantage* Trinity MedCare OrNda HealthCorp* Health Connections* American Endoscopy UniPhy Healthcare* Shore Capital Partners Standard & Poor’s* Vger Technologies* Coactive Systems* SunTrust Banks | SunTrust Robinson Humphrey* Kelson Pediatric Partners* HealthCare Facilities* LifeTrustAmerica Vanguard Health Systems* Surgis USPI* Symbion* TriStar Technology Ventures UBS Financial Services* Gordian Health Solutions* META Associates* Five Star Quality Care Tenet Healthcare* Digital Medical Systems* BreatheAmerica Surgery Partners e+CancerCare* United Community Bank - Healthcare Banking Velocity Health Capital Vestar Capital Partners* Onlife Health Martin Ventures Phyve* CredenceHealth* Advantage Behavioral Health* ASCIRA Partners Warwick Group Wells Fargo Healthcare Group Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe* Rehab Group* Community Care ProjX Optum Windrose Health Investors Aspire Wellness* Ballad Health* Core Clinical Partners* LifeConnect Health Foundations Recovery Network* XMI Newport Academy XMi High Growth Development Fund Capstone Government Solutions* Frontier Imaging* Real Time Neuromonitoring Associates Premise Health Amedisys Tivity Health Quorum Health Ziegler Investment Banking* Renal Advantage* 180 Health Partners Privia Health* PICA CareHere Dual Diagnosis Management CleanSlate Centers Children’s Comprehensive Services Keystone Ameris Health Systems DaVita* Accredo Health Group* St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital Saint Francis Healthcare* ADDITIONAL COUNCIL MEMBERS SUPPORTING THE INDUSTRY Universal Health Services* Humana* Hemophilia Health Services American Healthcare Resources Ascension Saint Thomas* TEAMHealth* Bernard Health National Health Investors Psychiatric Medical Care and Senior Life Solutions 3-D Technology Group Select Specialty Hospital Accenture Nora Holdings* Centerre Healthcare* Ascension Care Management Hickman Community Hospital SVMIC National HealthCare Corporation Midas+Solutions, ACS a Xerox Company* Alvarez & Marsal* Alignment Healthcare Haven Behavioral Healthcare Alzheimer’s Association VHP Community Care SeniorMetrix* Saint Thomas West Hospital Dispensary of Hope Spero Health National Health Realty* American Hospital Association* Centerstone Ambulatory Resources Centres* American Physician Partners Ankura The Center for Spinal Surgery NewQuest Health Solutions* Windsor Health Group naviHealth Optimal Radiology Gambro Health* Tennessee Oncology Apricity Resources Arthur J. Gallagher Windsor Health Plan* Touchstone Medical Imaging Healthcare Realty Trust Perimeter Healthcare REN Corporation*
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