Navigant Acquires McKinnis Consulting Services to Expand Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management Capabilities
Provides Perspective on 2015 Results and 2016 Financial Outlook
The addition of more than 70 McKinnis consultants complements Navigant’s existing revenue cycle management (RCM) capabilities as the healthcare landscape continues to evolve. The acquisition further enhances Navigant’s position as a leading provider of end-to-end RCM services, including assessment, electronic health records (EHR) risk mitigation, and optimization services.
“McKinnis is a market leader in revenue cycle management services, and
now in combination with the breadth and depth of Navigant’s healthcare
team, will be able to provide clients with an even richer set of
offerings to optimize their operations,” said
Based in
“The McKinnis transaction is purpose-driven to expand our RCM
capabilities at a time when health system margins are under greater
scrutiny. McKinnis’ operational and technical expertise, streamlined
methodologies, and outcome-based processes are best in class,” said
“Recent legislation and market drivers have bolstered spending in the
healthcare industry and increased demand for EHR optimization on the
clinical side. Our EHR risk mitigation and optimization expertise,
combined with Navigant’s clinical expertise, will create timely
solutions for healthcare organizations. We are excited to join forces
with Navigant to design innovative offerings that help our clients
realize their goals,” said
Transaction Overview
Under the terms of the purchase agreement, Navigant paid approximately
Provides Perspective on 2015 Results and 2016 Financial Outlook
"The addition of McKinnis is another important step in the execution of our strategy to grow our premier healthcare business, both organically and with highly profitable investments,” said Howard. “With anticipated contributions from McKinnis in 2016, the Healthcare segment is expected to deliver significant year over year top line growth, the majority of which we expect to be organic.”
Howard further commented, “We anticipate that, on a total company basis, full year 2015 financial results will meet our prior estimates and as we look to 2016, we believe the demand environment for many of our practice areas throughout the firm will remain positive. We anticipate mostly organic RBR and adjusted EBITDA growth in 2016 in excess of historical trends, with higher adjusted EBITDA margins and adjusted earnings per share as compared to full year 2015. We look forward to discussing our 2015 results and 2016 financial outlook in more detail during our annual earnings call in February.”
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