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Humana, BlackRock strike $2.8B deal to manage CenterWell clinics. Humana will enter into a joint venture with investment firm BlackRock to manage and operate its CenterWell primary care clinics for seniors. The group of about 150 CenterWell locations is currently within a joint venture with Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe (WCAS), and the partnership with BlackRock's HPS Investment Partners unit will replace that relationship, according to an announcement from the insurer. BlackRock will buy WCAS' equity in CenterWell for about $2.8 billion. Humana said that the relationship with WCAS was critical to building scale for CenterWell, and the new deal with BlackRock will similarly support growth while "unlocking additional growth capital and providing greater financial flexibility for Humana," per the announcement. CenterWell will continue to manage operations at the clinics, ensuring patients do not experience disruptions in their care or a decline in quality. "We look forward to this new venture with BlackRock as our partner, while our growing network of CenterWell clinics remains dedicated to serving patients with our unique model of senior-focused, value-based care," said Sanjay Shetty, M.D., president of CenterWell. "We are grateful to the WCAS team for their strong partnership and meaningful contribution over the past seven years and look forward to continued success for CenterWell Senior Primary Care with the support of BlackRock," Shetty continued. The partners expect to spend the next two years though the joint venture deploying capital that will support the operation of the existing clinics as well as establish new locations and grow through acquisitions, according to the announcement. Humana will also have the option to buy clinics from the JV at its election beginning in 2028. If CenterWell has not repurchased all the clinics under the joint venture by 2033, BlackRock has the option to exit the partnership and sell any remaining clinics, with CenterWell having the option to make the first offer on those locations. Humana said it expects "a significantly lower cost of capital under the new joint venture, reflecting the maturity of the business." The deal is set to close in the fourth quarter of this year, and Humana does not expect it to impact the company's earnings guidance for 2026. It makes for Humana's second transaction with BlackRock this year, as the insurer is set to sell its stake in Gentiva to a group of investors that includes BlackRock.
Medical office complex in Bradenton sells for $8.35M. * By Elizabeth King * | 2:09 p.m. September 2, 2026 * | 2 Free Articles Remaining! * Manatee-Sarasota Two buildings in Bradenton have sold for a combined $8.35 million, according to SVN Commercial Advisory Group, which brokered the deal. Situated on a 4.2-acre parcel, the properties are 4351 and 4401 Cortez Road W. The seller is Zinnia Center VI, a Lakewood Ranch-based LLC. The buyer is Cortez Road Bradenton LLC, an entity associated with Daniel Corp., a commercial real estate development and investment firm based in Maitland. Spanning more than 23,000 square feet, the Bradenton property was fully leased at the time of the sale, according to a statement. It is anchored by MaxHealth, which was acquired in February by Humana subsidiary CenterWell Senior Primary Care. Other tenants include Dermatology Associates, Cancer Center of Sarasota-Manatee and Coastal Cardiovascular Consultants. Senior Advisors Matt Fenske and Tony Veldkamp of SVN Commercial Advisory Group represented the seller. "This sale reflects just how strong the market is for stabilized medical office properties on Florida's Gulf Coast, particularly for assets backed by institutional healthcare credit," Fenske says in the statement. Zinnia Center VI purchased the complex in 2021 for nearly $4.86 million, so the latest sale represents a nearly 72% price increase. "This kind of pricing on a fully leased medical asset speaks to the strength of our office submarket," Veldkamp says in the statement. "Investors recognize the long-term stability that comes with healthcare tenancy in a market with this kind of population growth and expanding regional and national health profile." Stay updated with a weekly roundup of big deals, market shifts and the people shaping commercial real estate from Tampa Bay to Naples.
Top 10 Elder and Disabled Care capital raises and investors in the U.S. - april 1st - may 31st, 2026. Several interesting transactions closed in the Elder and Disabled Care sector over the past month. If you would like more info on these deals or would like to discuss the capital raising market for your company, please contact me. PE Growth/Expansion * Revel Communities, independent living communities that provide resort-style housing for active seniors, received $540 million of development capital. Buyout/LBO * Enhabit Home Health & Hospice, provides home health and hospice services in the US, was acquired by Kinderhook Industries through a $1.21 billion public-to-private LBO. Merger/Acquisition * CenterWell Senior Primary Care, primary care medical services for senior citizens, was acquired by Humana. * Lavender Lane Senior Living, senior living community based in Mesa, AZ, was acquired by Pennant Group for $74 million. * Parkwood Home Care, senior home care services based in Halifax, Canada, was acquired by Earth Angels Home Care for CAD 3.5 million. Later Stage VC * Moira Club, wellness platform for aged people's health support, raised venture funding from Ambush Capital. * Mynd Immersive, provides virtual reality and AI-driven recreation and therapy to older adults, raised $8.5 million through a combination of Series A venture funding. Early Stage VC * UNO South Pointe, senior living and memory care services that support residential care for older adults, raised venture funding from Entangle. * Zella Care, healthcare and wellness support services that improve patient care, well-being, and quality of life through personalized and compassionate care, raised venture funding from Koinz Capital. Angel (individual) * Home Care Placement, in-home care and senior placement services that support aging and disability needs, raised $310,011 of angel funding. #castleplacement #capitalraising #privateequity #venturecapital #investment #senior #elder #disabled #care #eldercare #disabledcare Dominic cipollone. Managing director. Please contact me if you have any questions or would like to discuss your capital raise: (C)(203) 297-5089 Send Castle Placement, LLC a message: Sources: Information on this page was derived from a variety of sources including Bloomberg, Company Websites, Crunchbase, PitchBook and other news outlets. Castle Placement(R) does not warrant or guarantee this information, nor makes any representations as to the accuracy of the information. For more Risks, see CPGO Risks and Disclaimers.
CenterWell and Thyme Care launch enhanced cancer support for seniors. CenterWell Senior Primary Care(R) and Conviva Senior Primary Care(R) have partnered with Thyme Care to deliver comprehensive cancer care support for eligible patients across seven states Florida, Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas strengthening care coordination and providing 24/7 access to oncology-trained clinicians through virtual navigation and proactive support that helps patients manage their diagnosis, stay connected to care teams, and avoid unnecessary hospital visits. Cancer care makes up over 10% of Medicare spending. Navigating treatment requires teamwork between primary and oncology care. Thyme Care partners with CenterWell physicians to offer ongoing, personalized support. This aims to improve coordination and communication while lowering costs. They offer close support from oncology-trained experts. This includes nurse practitioners, nurses, and social workers. These experts help with managing symptoms, scheduling appointments, and getting quick access to quality cancer care. They also connect patients to community resources that help with transportation and meals. They also provide palliative and urgent care support. Their focus is on managing symptoms early to prevent emergency visits. The collaboration represents a scalable value-based care model for complex specialty conditions, and Thyme Care's President and COO Dr. Brad Diephuis added, "Thyme Care extends the work of CenterWell's primary care teams by providing continuous support that helps patients manage this complexity. Our collaboration demonstrates how primary and oncology care can work together to improve quality and lower costs. By integrating continuous support, proactive symptom management, and palliative care, we are creating a model that helps patients navigate cancer with greater confidence and clarity." Eligible patients should consult their providers and insurance to determine program access.
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