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Yesterday

Navis Capital. run in Australia by Phil Latham.

Navis Capital’s Device Tech rules off $400m debt deal

Street Talk understands the $400 million was underwritten by Commonwealth Bank and Westpac last week.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

This Month

Cura Day Hospitals has seen its fair share of ownership changes in its 15-year-long life.

Ding ding! Round two under way for $500 million-plus Cura auction

The $11.4 billion private hospital operator looks at plenty of deals and isn’t likely to get into a sword fight with overzealous private equity.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
James Liang, CEO and founder of Myhealth Medical Group.

Myhealth founder closes in on Crescent’s home doctor business

It is understood James Liang is working with MA Financial Australia on his tilt for 24-7 Healthcare.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Medibank chief executive David Koczkar.

Medibank eyes larger MyHealth stake as founder looks for the exit

Street Talk understands the $9.7 billion ASX-listed private health insurance giant will become Myhealth’s largest shareholder

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
The cancer care industry is divided on what constitutes a breach of government funding conditions.

GenesisCare breaches divide local cancer services industry

The company has told investors that its failure to offer bulk billing after accepting government funding for cancer care equipment is an industry-wide issue.

  • Carrie LaFrenz and Jemima Whyte
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Carlisle Health operates radiology services in Queensland and NSW.

Carlisle Health snaps up rival radiologist; monitors for sale symptoms

Sources who spoke to Street Talk reckon Carlisle Health will add a handful more practices before selling the group next year.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

This simple exercise burns 800 calories – and slashes your heart attack risk

A new study of more than 450,000 UK adults has found that simply climbing the stairs can burn calories and body fat, slashing the risk of a heart attack.

  • Jessica Salter
Perennial’s Damian Cottier.

Perennial fundie’s top small-cap healthcare picks

Perennial portfolio manager Damian Cottier has increased the fund’s stake in Calix and shares why he likes Immutep.

  • Joanne Tran
Bain Capital won over the Estia Health board with its $838 million buyout offer in August.

Bain Capital-backed Estia in $400m-plus BlueCross auction

Corporate advisor Canterbury Partners has been tapped to run the auction and received indicative bids over the weekend.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Carmel Monaghan speaks at the AFR Workforce Summit in Sydney.

Ramsay Health Care pops up in $500 million-plus Cura auction

ASX-listed Ramsay submitted a non-binding indicative bid to sell-side adviser Citi.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Ozempic is only recommended for use in Australia for people with diabetes but is commonly prescribed off label for weight loss.

Eucalyptus ups capital raising with $8m second close

The raise predates the Medical Board of Australia cracking down on telehealth prescribing via text, taking its latest funding round to almost $60 million.

  • Nick Bonyhady

September

Eucalyptus chief executive Tim Doyle has overseen an expansion overseas while some Australian employees are managed out.

Ozempic-selling start-up Eucalyptus does ‘silent dismissals’

The company’s boss, Tim Doyle, defended its culture, saying its rapid growth required “structured performance management reviews”.

  • Nick Bonyhady
Dan Collins. in 2014, shortly after KKR invested in his oncology group, GenesisCare.

GenesisCare business comes back to life, won’t offset payments bungle

The collapsed cancer services group will likely split its US assets ahead of a sale.

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  • Carrie LaFrenz and Jemima Whyte
An ‘extraordinary’ $2bn raised this year: David Di Pilla

HMC to launch global multibillion-dollar healthcare fund

HMC Capital’s David Di Pilla says healthcare real estate is supported by structural megatrends and is increasingly being targeted by institutional investors.

  • Larry Schlesinger

Being an introvert helped set up this Young Rich Lister to make $1b

Alex Tomic didn’t find university challenging, so he quit. Now he’s worth $125 million and climbing, as the toothpaste-related company he formed with a childhood friend shines bright.

  • Julie-anne Sprague
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“Doctors think that this is frivolous and extravagant and looking for problems that don’t exist,” says Jessica Jensen.

Why perfectly healthy people are paying $3900 for a full-body MRI

A younger, moneyed generation is funding a new wave of quantified health start-ups that promise elevated, individualised care powered by data and artificial intelligence.

  • Elizabeth Dwoskin
Jefferies has highlighted VetPartners “successful M&A track-record resulting in 228 clinics acquired since 2016.

Ares in the kennel for $1b-plus VetPartners auction

Street Talk can reveal the US investment giant is set to take on rivals EQT and Affinity in the Jefferies-run auction.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Canaccord Genuity was seeking investors for PainChek on Tuesday.

Healthtech PainChek seeks equity injection

The $36 million ASX-listed company had Canaccord Genuity rounding up investors at 2.7¢ a pop.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
The government is playing a straight bat when asked about the future of private health, reiterating instead it supports the industry to the tune of $6.9 billion a year.

Aspiration for private health a test of Labor’s centrist credentials

The private health industry may be a bellwether regarding how well the government can retain its centrist reputation with the aspirational left.

  • Tanveer Ahmed
Britain will start a seasonal booster jab campaign a month early, amid fears Pirola could be highly contagious.

It’s back: UK ramps up COVID jabs amid fears over Pirola variant

The “most concerning variant since omicron” spurs an early start, and more money, for England’s winter vaccination campaign.

  • Hans van Leeuwen