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The Specialty Alliance is a multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that unites and supports independent physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices in the United States. The platform provides centralized infrastructure including technology, analytics, contracting, compliance, and revenue cycle management while preserving clinical autonomy and physician-led governance at the practice level. It operates two core specialty alliances — GI Alliance (900+ physicians across 345 practices in 20 states) and Urology Alliance (650+ physicians, expanding to 750+ with Solaris Health) — and was formed in November 2024 when Cardinal Health acquired a majority stake in GI Alliance at a $3.9 billion enterprise value.

The Specialty Alliance is approximately 75% owned by Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH), a Fortune 15 healthcare distributor, with the remaining ownership held by physician partners. In November 2025, the platform completed the acquisition of Solaris Health for approximately $1.9 billion, bringing total affiliated providers to roughly 3,000 across 32 states. The company is headquartered in Southlake, Texas in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and generated a $15 million strategic growth equity investment in Cosan (December 2025), an AI-enabled chronic care management company. Senior leadership includes CEO and founder James Weber, M.D., and President Nathan H. Walcker (effective August 2026).

The revenue model is managed-services oriented: The Specialty Alliance charges management fees or shares in affiliated practice revenues in exchange for operational infrastructure, capital deployment, analytics, and shared services. Go-to-market is enterprise field sales targeting physician leaders at independent specialty practices, with growth driven by new practice partnerships and inorganic M&A. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and is negotiated practice-by-practice; the company has explicitly stated its growth strategy is designed to include additional specialty verticals beyond gastroenterology and urology over time.

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The Specialty Alliance is a Cardinal Health-backed multi-specialty MSO platform uniting physician-led gastroenterology (GI Alliance) and urology (Urology Alliance, including Solaris Health) practices across 32 states, providing shared operational, technology, analytics, compliance, and revenue cycle infrastructure to roughly 3,000 providers while preserving clinical autonomy.

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physician practice management, management services organization, specialty healthcare alliance, gastroenterology network, urology network
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1Primary Care Networks, Groups & MSOs
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  • General Medical and Surgical Hospitals6221
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  • Services-Health Services8000
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Healthcare Practice Management
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The Specialty Alliance generates revenue by providing management and administrative services to affiliated physician practices. The organization likely charges management fees or shares in practice revenues in exchange for operational infrastructure, capital deployment, and shared services support. This is a recurring revenue model tied to the performance and scale of affiliated practices.

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The Specialty Alliance operates as a multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that unites and supports independent, physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices. It delivers shared operational infrastructure including revenue cycle management, clinical analytics, compliance, contracting, technology, and capital deployment so physicians retain clinical autonomy and equity ownership. The platform encompasses GI Alliance and Urology Alliance as its primary specialty networks, supporting approximately 3,000 providers across 32 U.S. states.

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  • ~3,000 providers supported across 32 states following Solaris Health acquisition
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The Specialty Alliance is a multi-specialty management services organization (MSO) platform backed by Cardinal Health, operating two primary specialty alliances: GI Alliance (gastroenterology) and Urology Alliance (urology). The platform provides operational excellence infrastructure including technology, analytics, contracting, compliance, and revenue cycle management. The portfolio includes acquired brands such as Solaris Health (urology MSO acquired 2025). The model preserves physician clinical autonomy while connecting practices to shared resources that drive operational strength, financial performance, and clinical excellence.

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A multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that provides infrastructure, insights, compliance, contracting, revenue cycle management, and capital investment to physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices while preserving their clinical independence.

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GI Alliance is the nation's leading physician-led gastroenterology network and a founding member of The Specialty Alliance. It unites more than 900 specialists across over 20 states, providing comprehensive management, operational, and clinical support enabling physicians to focus on digestive health care. GI Alliance is a key component of The Specialty Alliance's multi-specialty platform.

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Urology Alliance is a physician-led network uniting more than 650 physicians nationally. Built around leading urology practices, it combines clinical excellence, operational expertise, and strategic resources to strengthen physician independence and drive superior outcomes. The alliance recently expanded significantly through the Solaris Health acquisition.

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Solaris Health is the country's leading urology MSO with over 750 providers across more than 250 practice locations in 14 states. It was acquired by Cardinal Health through The Specialty Alliance platform in November 2025 for approximately $1.9 billion, significantly expanding the Urology Alliance within the platform.

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Owner and operator of a national network of ambulatory surgical centers, including GI-focused ASCs that overlap with TSA's 135 ASCs. Comparable on the ASC-economics layer of the specialty-care platform.

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Public physician enablement company partnering with primary-care physicians under value-based care arrangements. Operates the same physician-enablement / MSO model as TSA, with comparable technology and analytics infrastructure, applied to primary care rather than specialties.

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Walgreens-backed primary-care physician enablement and clinic operator offering MSO services and value-based care contracting. Comparable as a strategic-backed physician-services platform, though oriented to primary care rather than specialty practices.

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Physician-led oncology practice management platform partnering independent oncology practices with MSO infrastructure and capital. Operates in the same specialty-PPM category as TSA, with analogous physician-governance and ancillary-service economics.

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Public physician-enablement platform providing technology, analytics, and MSO services to multi-specialty medical groups. Closest public-market comparable for the multi-specialty enablement / PPM thesis TSA executes for GI and urology.

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Diversified healthcare services and physician enablement business operating at national scale, encompassing primary care, specialty care, and analytics. Serves as the broad incumbent against which specialty PPMs like TSA must compete for physician partnerships and capital.

TypeDirect peer
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Specialty physician practice management organization for anesthesiology groups, founded and backed by Berkshire Partners and GIC. Closely mirrors TSA's specialty-PPM model: large affiliated-practice base, MSO back-office, and PE/strategic backing.

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Physician-led oncology MSO providing practice management, revenue cycle, and care-management services to community oncology practices. Direct specialty-PPM comparable to TSA, with overlapping leadership pedigree in the oncology space.

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Kidney-care-focused physician practice management organization supporting independent nephrology practices. Same single-specialty PPM thesis applied to nephrology, with strong capital backing from KKR and Humata.

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Specialty pharmacy MSO embedded in health system and physician practices, owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance. Comparable to TSA as a specialty-focused services platform monetizing embedded relationships with affiliated providers.

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The Specialty Alliance

Healthcare Practice Managementthespecialtyalliance.com

The Specialty Alliance is a Cardinal Health-backed multi-specialty MSO platform uniting physician-led gastroenterology (GI Alliance) and urology (Urology Alliance, including Solaris Health) practices across 32 states, providing shared operational, technology, analytics, compliance, and revenue cycle infrastructure to roughly 3,000 providers while preserving clinical autonomy.

What The Specialty Alliance does

The Specialty Alliance is a multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that unites and supports independent physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices in the United States. The platform provides centralized infrastructure including technology, analytics, contracting, compliance, and revenue cycle management while preserving clinical autonomy and physician-led governance at the practice level. It operates two core specialty alliances — GI Alliance (900+ physicians across 345 practices in 20 states) and Urology Alliance (650+ physicians, expanding to 750+ with Solaris Health) — and was formed in November 2024 when Cardinal Health acquired a majority stake in GI Alliance at a $3.9 billion enterprise value.

The Specialty Alliance is approximately 75% owned by Cardinal Health (NYSE: CAH), a Fortune 15 healthcare distributor, with the remaining ownership held by physician partners. In November 2025, the platform completed the acquisition of Solaris Health for approximately $1.9 billion, bringing total affiliated providers to roughly 3,000 across 32 states. The company is headquartered in Southlake, Texas in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and generated a $15 million strategic growth equity investment in Cosan (December 2025), an AI-enabled chronic care management company. Senior leadership includes CEO and founder James Weber, M.D., and President Nathan H. Walcker (effective August 2026).

The revenue model is managed-services oriented: The Specialty Alliance charges management fees or shares in affiliated practice revenues in exchange for operational infrastructure, capital deployment, analytics, and shared services. Go-to-market is enterprise field sales targeting physician leaders at independent specialty practices, with growth driven by new practice partnerships and inorganic M&A. Pricing is not publicly disclosed and is negotiated practice-by-practice; the company has explicitly stated its growth strategy is designed to include additional specialty verticals beyond gastroenterology and urology over time.

The Specialty Alliance firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Specialty Alliance
Legal name
The Specialty Alliance
Website
https://thespecialtyalliance.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2024
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Specialty Alliance is a Cardinal Health-backed multi-specialty MSO platform uniting physician-led gastroenterology (GI Alliance) and urology (Urology Alliance, including Solaris Health) practices across 32 states, providing shared operational, technology, analytics, compliance, and revenue cycle infrastructure to roughly 3,000 providers while preserving clinical autonomy.
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Industry
Product category
Healthcare Practice Management
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General Medical and Surgical Hospitals (6221)
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Services-Health Services (8000), Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec (8090)
akta.pro primary industry
Primary Care Networks, Groups & MSOs (HLAFAGAE)

Keywords

  • Physician practice management
  • Management services organization
  • Specialty healthcare alliance
  • Gastroenterology network
  • Urology network

Where The Specialty Alliance is headquartered

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Southlake
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United States
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North America

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The Specialty Alliance business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. MSO Management Services: The Specialty Alliance generates revenue by providing management and administrative services to affiliated physician practices. The organization likely charges management fees or shares in practice revenues in exchange for operational infrastructure, capital deployment, and shared services support. This is a recurring revenue model tied to the performance and scale of affiliated practices.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

The Specialty Alliance product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Specialty Alliance operates as a multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that unites and supports independent, physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices. It delivers shared operational infrastructure including revenue cycle management, clinical analytics, compliance, contracting, technology, and capital deployment so physicians retain clinical autonomy and equity ownership. The platform encompasses GI Alliance and Urology Alliance as its primary specialty networks, supporting approximately 3,000 providers across 32 U.S. states.

Product overview

The Specialty Alliance is a multi-specialty management services organization (MSO) platform backed by Cardinal Health, operating two primary specialty alliances: GI Alliance (gastroenterology) and Urology Alliance (urology). The platform provides operational excellence infrastructure including technology, analytics, contracting, compliance, and revenue cycle management. The portfolio includes acquired brands such as Solaris Health (urology MSO acquired 2025). The model preserves physician clinical autonomy while connecting practices to shared resources that drive operational strength, financial performance, and clinical excellence.

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Problem solved

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Products and services

  • The Specialty Alliance Platform A multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that provides infrastructure, insights, compliance, contracting, revenue cycle management, and capital investment to physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices while preserving their clinical independence.
  • GI Alliance

Quantifiable outcome

  • ~3,000 providers supported across 32 states following Solaris Health acquisition
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use The Specialty Alliance

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Named customers3 records

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The Specialty Alliance partnerships and signals

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Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • GI AlliancecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGI Alliance is the nation's leading physician-led gastroenterology network and a founding member of The Specialty Alliance. It unites more than 900 specialists across over 20 states, providing comprehensive management, operational, and clinical support enabling physicians to focus on digestive health care. GI Alliance is a key component of The Specialty Alliance's multi-specialty platform.
  • Urology AlliancecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUrology Alliance is a physician-led network uniting more than 650 physicians nationally. Built around leading urology practices, it combines clinical excellence, operational expertise, and strategic resources to strengthen physician independence and drive superior outcomes. The alliance recently expanded significantly through the Solaris Health acquisition.
  • Solaris HealthcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSolaris Health is the country's leading urology MSO with over 750 providers across more than 250 practice locations in 14 states. It was acquired by Cardinal Health through The Specialty Alliance platform in November 2025 for approximately $1.9 billion, significantly expanding the Urology Alliance within the platform.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

The Specialty Alliance competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Surgery Partners: Owner and operator of a national network of ambulatory surgical centers, including GI-focused ASCs that overlap with TSA's 135 ASCs. Comparable on the ASC-economics layer of the specialty-care platform.
  • Agilon Health: Public physician enablement company partnering with primary-care physicians under value-based care arrangements. Operates the same physician-enablement / MSO model as TSA, with comparable technology and analytics infrastructure, applied to primary care rather than specialties.
  • VillageMD: Walgreens-backed primary-care physician enablement and clinic operator offering MSO services and value-based care contracting. Comparable as a strategic-backed physician-services platform, though oriented to primary care rather than specialty practices.
  • OneOncology: Physician-led oncology practice management platform partnering independent oncology practices with MSO infrastructure and capital. Operates in the same specialty-PPM category as TSA, with analogous physician-governance and ancillary-service economics.
  • Privia Health: Public physician-enablement platform providing technology, analytics, and MSO services to multi-specialty medical groups. Closest public-market comparable for the multi-specialty enablement / PPM thesis TSA executes for GI and urology.
  • US Anesthesia Partners: Specialty physician practice management organization for anesthesiology groups, founded and backed by Berkshire Partners and GIC. Closely mirrors TSA's specialty-PPM model: large affiliated-practice base, MSO back-office, and PE/strategic backing.
  • American Oncology Network: Physician-led oncology MSO providing practice management, revenue cycle, and care-management services to community oncology practices. Direct specialty-PPM comparable to TSA, with overlapping leadership pedigree in the oncology space.
  • Panoramic Health: Kidney-care-focused physician practice management organization supporting independent nephrology practices. Same single-specialty PPM thesis applied to nephrology, with strong capital backing from KKR and Humata.
  • Shields Health Solutions: Specialty pharmacy MSO embedded in health system and physician practices, owned by Walgreens Boots Alliance. Comparable to TSA as a specialty-focused services platform monetizing embedded relationships with affiliated providers.

Broad incumbents

  • Optum (UnitedHealth Group): Diversified healthcare services and physician enablement business operating at national scale, encompassing primary care, specialty care, and analytics. Serves as the broad incumbent against which specialty PPMs like TSA must compete for physician partnerships and capital.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about The Specialty Alliance

What does The Specialty Alliance do?

The Specialty Alliance operates as a multi-specialty Management Services Organization (MSO) platform that unites and supports independent, physician-led gastroenterology and urology practices. It delivers shared operational infrastructure including revenue cycle management, clinical analytics, compliance, contracting, technology, and capital deployment so physicians retain clinical autonomy and equity ownership. The platform encompasses GI Alliance and Urology Alliance as its primary specialty networks, supporting approximately 3,000 providers across 32 U.S. states.

Is The Specialty Alliance a public or private company?

The Specialty Alliance is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was The Specialty Alliance founded?

The Specialty Alliance was founded in 2024. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is The Specialty Alliance based?

The Specialty Alliance is headquartered in Southlake, United States, in the North America region.

How does The Specialty Alliance make money?

One revenue line is on record: MSO Management Services.

Who are The Specialty Alliance's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Surgery Partners, Agilon Health, VillageMD, OneOncology, Privia Health, US Anesthesia Partners, American Oncology Network, Panoramic Health and Shields Health Solutions. Optum (UnitedHealth Group) is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does The Specialty Alliance have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Specialty Alliance.

What industry is The Specialty Alliance in?

The Specialty Alliance's product category is Healthcare Practice Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAFAGAE, Primary Care Networks, Groups & MSOs. Its NAICS code is 6221 and its SIC code is 8000.

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PR NewswireDr. James Weber, M.D., Announces Planned Transition from CEO of The Specialty AllianceDr. James Weber will retire as CEO of The Specialty Alliance on December 31, 2026, after 40 years of service. He will remain as Chair Emeritus and strategic advisor, while Nathan Walcker leads the transition. The organization continues its physician-led mission.PrwebNathan H. Walcker Appointed President of The Specialty AllianceThe Specialty Alliance, Cardinal Health's multi-specialty management services organization platform, announced the appointment of Nathan H. Walcker as President effective August 3, 2026. Walcker joins from Florida Cancer Specialists & Research Institute, where he served as CEO and guided the organization through a multi-year enterprise transformation and the 2025 acquisition of its captive MSO. Walcker will lead enterprise strategy, operational execution, and business growth, while CEO James Weber, M.D., continues focusing on physician practice growth and independent specialty practice advocacy.BeckersascPrivate equity’s healthcare strategy has shifted — these 5 deals explain whyPrivate equity firms are shifting their healthcare investment strategy from standalone ambulatory surgery center (ASC) platforms to integrated models that combine ASCs with physician practice management infrastructure, according to VMG Health and Bain & Co. reports. The first deal involves Zenyth Partners-backed Evolve Orthopedic Partners launching as a physician-led MSO with OrthoNY as its foundational partner, reflecting a move toward integrated platforms with shared infrastructure. The second deal shows Cardinal Health's multispecialty MSO, The Specialty Alliance, agreeing to acquire Solaris Health, a PE-backed urology MSO, for approximately $1.9 billion, demonstrating expanding exit pathways beyond traditional PE buyers to include distributors and strategic acquirers. The third deal features pharmaceutical distributor Cencora acquiring a majority stake in OneOncology from private equity backer TPG for roughly $3.6 billion, highlighting how large platforms with scaled networks and standardized operations attract strategic acquirers willing to pay premiums for reach and infrastructure. The fourth deal involves Fengate Asset Management purchasing 24 medical outpatient facilities totaling over 900,000 square feet from a major U.S. nonprofit health system under a sale-leaseback agreement, as real estate monetization becomes an increasingly used tool for outpatient operators to unlock liquidity while retaining operational control. The fifth deal shows Revelstoke Capital Partners acquiring Griffin Concierge Medical, a physician-owned, membership-based practice in Tampa, reflecting growing PE interest in categories with less reimbursement exposure and wellness offerings that drive recurring cash-pay revenue.FinSMEsCosan Receives Strategic Growth InvestmentCosan, a Chicago-based chronic care management company, received a strategic investment from Ziegler Link-age Funds and The Specialty Alliance. The deal amount was not disclosed, and the funds will be used to expand the company's platform, scale multidisciplinary care teams, enhance AI-driven insights, and support practices. The company currently serves more than 130,000 patients nationwide and enrolls 300 new patients each day.CosangroupWhere Compassion Meets Connected Care: Cosán Secures $15 Million Growth Equity to Scale AI-Enabled, Team-Based Virtual Care for Chronic ConditionsCosán, a connected chronic care management company headquartered in Chicago, announced the close of a $15 million strategic growth investment round led by Ziegler Link-age Funds, The Specialty Alliance, and Arnold Whitman of Formation Capital. The funding will accelerate Cosán's AI-enabled, multidisciplinary, team-based virtual care platform that helps providers deliver proactive support to patients with chronic conditions between office visits. The company currently supports more than 130,000 patients nationwide and enrolls 300 new patients daily, demonstrating a scalable care model as healthcare shifts toward value-based, virtual-first approaches.MEXC ExchangeCosan Secures Strategic Growth Investment to Scale AI-Enabled, Team-Based Virtual Care for Chronic ConditionsCosan, a connected chronic care management company, announced a $15 million strategic growth equity investment led by Ziegler Link-age Funds and Specialty Alliance to expand its AI-enabled, human-led virtual care platform. The funding will advance Cosan's ability to scale multidisciplinary care teams, enhance AI-driven insights, and support practices managing chronic conditions. Cosan currently serves more than 130,000 patients nationwide and enrolls 300 new patients each day, supporting the healthcare industry's shift toward proactive, value-based chronic disease management.YahooCosan Secures Strategic Growth Investment to Scale AI-Enabled, Team-Based Virtual Care for Chronic ConditionsCosan, a connected chronic care management company, announced a $15 million strategic growth equity investment led by Ziegler Link-age Funds and The Specialty Alliance, a physician-led Healthcare Partnership Organization. The funding will accelerate expansion of Cosan's AI-enabled virtual care platform that supports providers in delivering proactive, personalized care to individuals with chronic conditions between office visits. Cosan currently serves more than 130,000 patients nationwide and enrolls 300 new patients daily, with the investment aimed at scaling multidisciplinary care teams and enhancing AI-driven insights.FinancialContent Business PageCosan Secures Strategic Growth Investment to Scale AI-Enabled, Team-Based Virtual Care for Chronic ConditionsCosan, a connected chronic care management company, announced a $15 million strategic growth equity investment led by Ziegler Link-age Funds and The Specialty Alliance to scale its AI-enabled, human-led virtual care platform for chronic conditions. The funding will support expansion of multidisciplinary care teams, AI-driven insights, and operational efficiency for practices managing chronic disease patients. Cosan currently serves more than 130,000 patients nationwide and enrolls 300 new patients each day.PR NewswireCardinal Health announces the addition of Solaris Health, the country's leading urology MSO, to The Specialty AllianceCardinal Health announced that its multi-specialty management services organization platform, The Specialty Alliance, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Solaris Health, the country's leading urology MSO, from Lee Equity Partners and Solaris Health physician owners for approximately $1.9 billion in cash. Upon closing, Cardinal Health will own approximately 75% of The Specialty Alliance and gain over 750 providers across more than 250 practice locations in 14 states, expanding its Urology Alliance. The transaction, expected to close by the end of calendar year 2025 and be slightly accretive to non-GAAP EPS in the first 12 months post-close, is subject to physician and regulatory approvals.Cardinal HealthCardinal Health announces the addition of Solaris Health, the country's leading urology MSO, to The Specialty AllianceCardinal Health announced that its multi-specialty management services organization platform, The Specialty Alliance, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Solaris Health, the country's leading urology MSO, from Lee Equity Partners and Solaris Health physician owners for approximately $1.9 billion in cash. The transaction will give Cardinal Health approximately 75% ownership of The Specialty Alliance and add over 750 providers across more than 250 practice locations in 14 states upon closing. Cardinal Health expects the deal to be slightly accretive to non-GAAP earnings per share within the first 12 months following close and to close by the end of calendar year 2025, subject to regulatory and physician approvals.