Monday, November 9, 2026

< + > XRHealth Acquires Living Brain | Equiti Acquires Lexi AI

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.


XRHealth Acquires Living Brain, Expanding Immersive Cognitive Training and Rehabilitation Through Real-World Activities

Acquisition Broadens XRHealth’s Therapeutic Offering With Virtual Activities of Daily Living Grounded in Established Principles of Occupational Therapy and Neuropsychology

XRHealth, a leading platform for therapeutic technologies, today announced the acquisition of living brain based in Heidelberg, Germany, expanding its portfolio of immersive cognitive training and rehabilitation solutions. The acquisition strengthens XRHealth’s ability to deliver engaging, personalized therapeutic experiences through virtual activities of daily living based on established principles of occupational therapy and neuropsychology.

“The acquisition of living brain represents another step in our vision to build a comprehensive ecosystem of digital therapeutics that delivers personalized care across multiple technologies,” says Eran Orr, CEO at XRHealth. “Cognitive rehabilitation plays an important role in helping people navigate everyday life, and living brain’s immersive approach brings therapy closer to the real-world activities patients need to master. By integrating these capabilities into XRHealth’s growing platform, we aim to expand access to engaging, personalized therapeutic experiences that can extend beyond traditional clinical settings.”

As part of the acquisition, XRHealth will incorporate living brain’s flagship product, teora mind, a virtual therapeutic environment that transforms traditional rehabilitation into an immersive, interactive experience. Patients can practice everyday activities in lifelike settings, such as kitchens, gardens, and stores, providing engaging, real-world simulations beyond the conventional therapy room.

“Our goal has always been to help people regain cognitive abilities and return to the activities that matter in their daily lives as quickly as possible,” says Julian Specht, Founder and CEO at living brain…

Full release here, originally announced November 2nd, 2026.


Equiti Acquires Lexi AI to Expand Healthcare Language Access Through AI and Human Interpretation

The Acquisition Connects Immediate AI Language Support with Qualified Medical Interpreters Across the Patient Journey

Equiti, a technology company focused on equitable access to care, today announced that it has acquired Lexi, an award-winning healthcare AI language interpretation company. The acquisition brings Lexi’s immediate AI language support together with Martti and its network of qualified medical interpreters to help healthcare organizations expand language access across the care journey. With this acquisition, Equiti is building on Martti’s work pioneering video remote interpretation in healthcare more than two decades ago.

Healthcare organizations are increasingly using AI across clinical and administrative workflows, and purpose-built solutions are now becoming available for responsible language interpretation. Equiti sees an opportunity to shape this new modality with the same customer collaboration and patient-first discipline that guided Martti’s development.

Just as Martti was built alongside healthcare organizations to make qualified interpreters available by video, Lexi has been developed with healthcare customers to extend immediate language support into more workflows. The acquisition brings those capabilities together, with human-in-the-loop design, patient safety, and patient experience at its center.

Language access is a strategic performance driver for healthcare organizations, as effective communication influences patient understanding and experience, clinical outcomes, workforce efficiency, and financial performance. A broader set of connected modalities gives organizations more ways to address those needs across the patient journey…

Full release here, originally announced October 28th, 2026.



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