Regal Healthcare Capital Partners has raised nearly $1.3 billion by treating healthcare’s unglamorous details - staffing, scheduling, dashboards and provider incentives - as the machinery of growth.
A physician-turned-financier is buying up the unglamorous engine room of American healthcare - the home aides, clinical trial sites and hospice teams that most funds overlook.
Baraka Prosperity Partners is putting clinics, operating platforms and the buildings beneath them into one patient-capital strategy. Its wager is that physicians can underwrite healthcare infrastructure with a perspective conventional finance often misses.