Cardinal Health to buy Strive Medical, AdaptHealth's diabetes health business for $360M

fiercehealthcare - The pharmaceuticals and specialty products distributor plans to buy AdaptHealth's diabetes health business unit and medical supply provider Strive Medical in separate deals worth $360 million.

AI Summary: Cardinal Health agreed to buy AdaptHealth/Strive Medical’s diabetes health business for roughly $360 million and pursue additional acquisitions to expand its at‑home care portfolio. The moves aim to accelerate home‑based services and chronic disease support, reflecting a broader industry push to shift care out of hospitals and into patients' living rooms.

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