Sword Health to acquire Headspace
The all-cash deal is expected to close next month, after which Headspace’s wellness services will live under the same roof as Sword's virtual care platform, according to a filing with Massachusetts regulators.
Sword Health has announced its plans to acquire digital mental health company Headspace in an all-cash transaction valued between $200 million and $300 million, with a proposed closing date of September 14. The acquisition aims to expand Sword Health's virtual physical therapy platform into the mental health space, combining their respective clinical and technological expertise.
Headspace currently partners with over 20,000 companies, including major health plans like Cigna Healthcare and Kaiser Permanente, as well as organizations like the NBA. Sword Health, on the other hand, serves more than 2,500 organizations, including the U.S. military and Fortune 500 companies. The integration of both companies' platforms is expected to provide personalized care, earlier identification of member needs, and continuous support throughout the mental health journey.
The deal, subject to customary closing conditions, will enable Headspace to offer a more comprehensive care network of over 15,000 providers. Both companies anticipate integration benefits, including reduced corporate staff for duplicate functions, with no impact on patient care, customer relationships, or clinical services.
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