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Arlington Capital Partners acquires Ontario Systems

Arlington Capital Partners has acquired Ontario Systems (OS), a provider of revenue cycle management (RCM) software and solutions to healthcare providers, outsourced RCM and accounts receivable management (ARM) firms, and government clients.

For more than 30 years, Ontario Systems has served healthcare providers and their business offices with software, technology and services that help access patients, streamline and optimise complex workflows, and accelerate revenue recovery. Ontario Systems’ customers include three of the top six health systems in the US, and nine of the ten largest RCM and ARM firms, with approximately 55,000 licensed users across more than 500 locations.

Matt Altman (pictured), a Partner at Arlington Capital, says: "Ontario Systems’ software serves as the primary workflow engine for its customers’ mission-critical RCM and ARM activities. With its dual focus on both optimal performance and robust compliance, OS solutions have led the industry and driven strong growth at the Company. We look forward to partnering with the Ontario Systems team to support the Company’s strategic growth trajectory in the healthcare RCM, ARM and government verticals."

"We are tremendously excited to be partnering with Arlington Capital as we enter the next phase of our growth,” says Ron Fauquher, Ontario’s Systems’ President and CEO. “With the relationships, strategic focus and significant capital that Arlington brings, we look forward to continuing to exceed our customers’ expectations by further enhancing our market-leading software and solutions.”

Malcolm Little, a Vice President at Arlington Capital, says: "Ontario Systems’ market strength has been built upon a long history of providing innovative, compliant solutions to its customers. As an established industry leader, OS is well positioned to continue to achieve above market growth.”

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