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Investment firm acquires major share of Procura

June 2, 2014


Scott Overhill

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. and VICTORIA, B.C. – Carrick Capital Partners announced the firm’s majority investment in the Procura Group of Companies. A multinational organization specializing in healthcare software and solutions, Procura will remain under the leadership of Scott Overhill (pictured), who has been promoted from President to Chief Executive Officer. Longtime Procura CEO Warren Brown recently announced his retirement.

Procura is a leading software vendor for home care, hospice, community, aged, disability and residential care organizations across the United States, Canada and Australia. For twenty five years its software products have been part of technology and workflow processes that allow care providers worldwide to deliver quality care in an efficient manner.

The organization is comprised of Procura Home Care Solutions, Progresa Healthcare Systems, ContinuLink Homecare Software and Procura Australia (formerly PeoplePoint Solutions).

“Procura is well positioned to become a dominant player in the global home health and residential health markets,” said Overhill. “We wanted a growth-oriented investment partner with a successful track record of scaling high growth companies, deep domain expertise in healthcare, and a dedication to high quality customer service. Carrick met all of our criteria.

“Their Approach to Building Value combined with Procura’s market expertise, outstanding product depth, and dedication to customer service will help us drive increased growth and sustain our position as a market leader.”

Carrick’s investment in Procura underscores the firm’s long-term point of view about market opportunity and their commitment to partnering with companies to help them increase market share, accelerate growth and become market leaders. Marc McMorris, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Carrick Capital Partners, will be involved as an active member of Procura’s board, and will be joined by Alex Mason, Director of Carrick Capital Partners.

Additionally, Michael Greenough, former CEO of SSA Global, who participated in the transaction, will take an active role as the Company’s Executive Chairman.

“As the population ages and healthcare costs continue to rise, there will be increased focus on proactively managing patient populations in the most comfortable and cost-effective settings available; patients’ homes,” explained McMorris. “Procura has built a valuable collection of products positioned to reduce healthcare costs and improve clinical outcomes. We are excited by the opportunity to help them accelerate growth and address evolving industry pain points.”

About The Procura Group of Companies

Procura is the multinational post-acute software vendor of choice for home, hospice, private duty, community and aged care organizations across the United States, Canada and Australia. Its software solutions currently serve over 30,000 users at more than 2,300 customer sites, with over 229,000 employees providing care for 1.55 million individuals and managing 45,000 residential beds daily. Customers include four of the five largest national providers of care in Canada, Kaiser Permanente and Interim HealthCare in the US, and the company is one of the leading vendors of aged, disability, community and home care in Canada and Australia. Procura is headquartered in Victoria, B.C. and has offices in Chicago, IL, Boca Raton, FL, Sydney, NSW, Melbourne, VIC, and Brisbane, QLD. For more information, visit goprocura.com or contact Bill Bassett at marketing@goprocura.com.

About Carrick Capital Partners

Carrick Capital Partners is an investment firm that utilizes ABV (Approach to Building Value) to operationally scale fast growing businesses that provide software and technology-enabled services. Carrick adds value by taking a concentrated approach and dedicating significant resources post-investment. Carrick helps scale great companies that deliver significant returns for investors, stimulating economic growth, and positively impacting the industry landscape. Working directly with CEO’s and entrepreneurs, Carrick fulfills a vital need for investment and growth expertise. For more information, please visit www.carrickcapitalpartners.com.

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