Dandy Acquires Neem | Sentact Acquires Performance Health Partners and Vizient Patient Safety Organization

Check out today’s featured companies who have recently completed an M&A deal, and be sure to check out the full list of past healthcare IT M&A.

Dandy Acquires Neem to Accelerate Digital Innovation in Dentistry

Dandy, the dental technology company, today announced the acquisition of Neem, a Dental Practice Management Software company dedicated to helping dental practices simplify operations and grow. Neem brings Dandy deep expertise in product development, user experience, and engineering, all grounded in a rich understanding of how dental practices operate.

Together, Dandy and Neem will advance the digital transformation of restorative dentistry, combining Dandy’s end-to-end lab and software ecosystem with the Neem team’s proven capabilities in emerging technologies, UX design, and engineering. Employees will be working on exciting new technology, such as Dandy’s Vision intraoral scanner, putting the power of the lab in the dentist’s hand.

“We founded Neem to help dental practices simplify, save, and grow,” said Neem CEO and Cofounder, John Hammond. “In Dandy, we’ve found a partner whose mission perfectly aligns with ours. Its vision, resources, and world-class team make this the ideal home for our expertise and passion.”

Neem CTO and Cofounder, Tarun Eldho Alias, added, “We’re eager to join Dandy in transforming the relationship between the practice and the lab. This is an opportunity to be part of the next wave of AI, machine learning, and advanced manufacturing to help deliver best-in-class dental prosthetics.”

“John, Tarun, and their talented team will play a pivotal part in Dandy’s future innovations,” said Dandy Head of Engineering, Cong Yu…

Full release here, originally announced December 9th, 2025.

Sentact Acquires Performance Health Partners and Vizient Patient Safety Organization to Drive Patient Safety At-Scale

Sentact, a leader in healthcare technology, analytics, and services reimagining the path to exceptional care, today announced it has acquired Performance Health Partners (PHP), the #1 Best-in-KLAS provider of safety event/incident management software, along with the Vizient Patient Safety Organization (PSO), one of the nation’s largest and longest-running PSOs. Together, these acquisitions broaden Sentact’s patient safety portfolio and represent two critical pieces in Sentact’s growing strategy to empower healthcare organizations to drive measurable improvements in safety and quality – and to deliver highly reliable, consistently excellent care.

PHP’s flagship event/incident management solution is a configurable, flexible system that streamlines safety incident reporting, from initial report to resolution. Ranked #1 by KLAS for Healthcare Safety, Risk, and Compliance Management Software for the last three consecutive years, PHP’s technology further enhances Sentact’s software capabilities, providing digital workflow and insights that support root cause analysis and drive safety improvements for healthcare organizations of all types.

As part of the acquisition, PHP Founder & CEO Heidi Raines will join Sentact as Chief Strategy Officer to support the combined organization’s mission to power the critical safety, quality, and patient experience initiatives that improve patient outcomes.

“PHP’s mission has always been to transform healthcare safety, and joining Sentact accelerates that mission in a powerful way,” said Heidi Raines, Chief Strategy Officer at Sentact. “Joining Sentact enables us to significantly expand our reach and deliver even more value to the organizations we have proudly served for over a decade. By combining our Best-in-KLAS solution with Sentact’s existing technology, analytics, and services, we’re building a future where healthcare organizations can be proactive in their pursuit of safer care.”

An AHRQ-listed PSO and one of the largest PSOs in the country, the Vizient PSO includes 332 participating organizations, spanning academic medical centers, health systems, ambulatory clinics, physician groups, long-term care facilities, and other care settings…

Full release here, originally announced December 15th, 2025.