Acuvance

Acuvance is a healthcare advisory firm founded in 2023 through the foundational investment in Coker, backed by private equity firm Trinity Hunt Partners. The company has rapidly expanded through acquisitions of specialized healthcare advisory firms including NorthGauge, TTG, HCPA, HCS, ROI Healthcare Solutions, and others to create a consolidated platform serving hospitals, health systems, and physician groups nationwide.

The firm provides advisory services across strategy, clinical operations, compliance, revenue cycle, supply chain, digital transformation, and technology implementation. Their approach combines data analytics tools like Acuvance DataRise™, Vital BI, and HART with traditional consulting services covering areas from perioperative optimization to fair market value assessments for physician arrangements and healthcare ERP platform implementation.

Acuvance operates as a national-scale platform integrating multiple acquired brands under unified leadership while maintaining specialized expertise in areas including medical staff governance, 340B pharmacy programs, ASC strategy, and M&A advisory for healthcare transactions.

Consider Acuvance when your healthcare organization needs integrated advisory support across multiple domains rather than point solutions. The firm's consolidation strategy means clients can access expertise in areas from clinical operations to technology implementation through a single relationship, potentially simplifying vendor management for complex, multi-faceted engagements.

Organizations undertaking physician employment transitions, revenue cycle transformations, or healthcare ERP implementations may benefit from Acuvance's combined operational and technical expertise, particularly if fair market value compliance and regulatory considerations are central concerns.

Acuvance operates exclusively in healthcare provider advisory, with particular depth in hospital operations, physician enterprise management, and health system strategy. The firm's service areas reflect healthcare-specific challenges including Stark Law and Anti-Kickback compliance for physician arrangements, 340B program optimization, medical staff peer review processes, and healthcare-specific ERP platforms.

Their analytics tools and methodologies are purpose-built for provider organizations, addressing areas like clinical documentation improvement, perioperative efficiency, and revenue cycle metrics specific to hospital and physician practice environments.

Hospital systems and large physician groups with complex operational challenges spanning clinical quality, financial performance, physician relationships, and technology modernization. Organizations that value consolidated advisory relationships over best-of-breed specialist firms, and those requiring ongoing compliance support for hospital-physician arrangements and fair market value assessments.