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Bound Tree Medical, LLC completes acquisition of QuadMed, Inc. to enhance emergency medical services distribution

May 02, 2024•about 1 year ago

Acquiring Company

Bound Tree Medical

Acquired Company

QuadMed

DublinJacksonvillePublic SafetyMedicalHealth Care

Description

Bound Tree Medical, LLC, a nationwide distributor of emergency medical equipment, supplies, and pharmaceuticals, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire QuadMed, Inc., a distributor serving the pre-hospital care environment. This strategic acquisition aims to seamlessly assume full operation of QuadMed's business under the Bound Tree brand name, providing customers with access to an expanded and more efficient distribution network, a broader range of products and pharmaceuticals, innovative services and solutions, unmatched customer support, and a national network of clinically trained sales representatives.

Company Information

Company

Bound Tree Medical

Location

Dublin, Ohio, United States

About

Bound Tree Medical, LLC is a nationwide distributor of emergency medical equipment, supplies, and pharmaceuticals with a dedicated focus on serving the pre-hospital care environment, including EMS and Fire Departments, Law Enforcement, Military, and other first responders. It is committed to providing affordable emergency medical supplies and equipment with rapid delivery and exceptional customer service. Bound Tree operates under the parent company Sarnova, offering over 100,000 health and safety products, services, and technology solutions to a diverse range of national emergency care providers, hospitals, educational institutions, businesses, and government agencies.

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Integration timeline
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Tech stack consolidation
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Post-acquisition investment
Companies increase IT spending by 23% on average after acquisitions
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