Check out today’s featured companies who have recently completed an M&A deal, and be sure to check out the full list of past healthcare IT M&A.
VisiQuate Acquires Artiva HCx, Uniting Revenue Cycle Intelligence and Workflow Expertise to Turn Insight Into Action
Combination Brings Together Analytics and AI, Proven Workflow Technology, and Deep Operational Expertise to Help Revenue Cycle Teams Know Which Work Matters and Get It Done
VisiQuate, a healthcare revenue cycle intelligence, workflow, and automation company, today announced it has acquired Finvi’s Artiva HCx business, including its revenue cycle workflow platform, the experienced team that built and runs it at scale, and the clients it serves.
Building on VisiQuate’s 17 years of revenue cycle intelligence, the acquisition expands the expertise and technology behind the company’s solutions and advances its long-term vision of making the hardest parts of the revenue cycle visible and solvable.
“Every revenue cycle problem worth solving takes deep expertise, and we just added a lot of it,” said Derek Foster, Chief Strategy Officer at VisiQuate. “VisiQuate was built to show revenue cycle teams which deep insights and work matters most. Artiva HCx brings a proven platform and a team with years of hands-on workflow experience. Together, we can build toward a future where knowing what to work on, getting it resolved, and actioning those next steps are no longer separate problems.”
Revenue cycle teams rarely lack data about denials and unpaid accounts. What they lack is a reliable way to put the right work in front of the right person, or trigger the right automation, before a denial happens or revenue is written off. VisiQuate’s analytics and AI prioritize revenue opportunities by value and root cause, track payer policy changes, show where revenue is at risk, and (increasingly) leverage agentic technology to automate tasks that previously required human intervention. Human-in-the-loop design allows organizations to govern what work is routed to a team member and what automation can resolve…
Full release here, originally announced November 4th, 2026.
LeanTaaS Brings Ambient Intelligence to iQueue, Connecting the Care Environment with Healthcare Operations
iQueue for Virtual Care is the First Launch Under this Strategy, Bringing Peer-Reviewed Vision AI to Patient Rooms and Extending Care Team Awareness Beyond Remote Encounters
LeanTaaS, the market leader in capacity management, staffing, and patient flow software and services for healthcare, today announced it is incorporating ambient intelligence into iQueue to capture and interpret signals from the care environment and connect them with healthcare operations. The first launch under this strategy, iQueue for Virtual Care, was introduced at the Transform Executive Summit, held in conjunction with Becker’s CEO + CFO Roundtable. It brings continuous awareness across enrolled patient rooms to help teams recognize changes in patient activity, surface potential safety concerns early, and coordinate the right response.
Important operational context lives in care team interactions, patient activity, and the surrounding environment. Ambient intelligence expands what iQueue can sense by capturing signals the EHR and conventional systems may miss or receive much later. In virtual care, this expands and redefines the model beyond connecting patients and clinicians across distance. It extends awareness between encounters, like when a patient tries to stand without assistance, or hasn’t been out of bed in many hours, and turns those signals into prioritized work and coordinated action through iQueue. This helps teams focus their time where it’s needed most and know how to respond.
To accelerate this strategy, LeanTaaS acquired LookDeep Health, which brings computer vision monitoring technology evaluated in peer-reviewed research published in Frontiers in Imaging, an open technology platform, and experience deploying virtual care in health systems. Beyond virtual care, LeanTaaS plans to incorporate ambient intelligence into additional iQueue products and workflows in order to support capacity, patient flow, and care coordination.
“We are dedicated to advancing the operational sophistication of our health system partners to match their clinical brilliance…
Full release here, originally announced November 3rd, 2026.
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