PITTSBURGH — One of Pittsburgh’s largest private equity firms has staked a Baltimore-based provider of medical transportation services.
Tecum Capital Partners has invested in Procare Ambulance of Maryland which operates in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Procare, founded in 2005, provides non-emergency and emergency interfacility medical transportation services across the Washington, D.C., and Maryland markets and recently expanded into Virginia. It delivers a comprehensive suite of services, including b and advanced life support, specialty and critical care transport, mobile integrated health care and medical standby services to a roster of health care institutions throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Currently, it is the only approved private commercial EMS provider of MIH services in Maryland – a growing program that delivers in-home care and preventative interventions designed to reduce unnecessary hospital visits and readmissions.
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