4 health systems that recently sold digital tools, businesses

Below are four health systems that sold digital tools or businesses in the past three months.

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  1. Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare sold PatientKeeper, which helps physicians and care teams access patient information, to General Catalyst’s Commure.
  2. Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Avera Health sold its telemedicine business Avera eCare to private New York investment firm Aquiline Capital Partners.
  3. Cleveland Clinic sold MyLegacy, a clinical decision-making support application developed at its genomic medicine institute, to digital health startup Recuro.
  4. Sema4, a genomics company spun out of New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System, went public under a $500 million merger with special purpose acquisition company CM Life Sciences.

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