By james art 
McCson CEO Brian Tyler [Photo: McKesson]
Irving McKeson Corp. agreed to gain a control interest in Prism Vision Holdings LLC, a provider of general ophthalmology and retinal management services from Virginia-based Quad-C.
McCson said he would buy 80% interest on the company for approximately $ 850 million. Prism Vision doctors will continue to maintain 20% interest in Prism vision, McCson said.
“The acquisition of Prism Vision will allow McKkeson to upgrade our leadership in the community community and special solutions, while building a platform to serve the area of high retinal growth and ophthalmology,” McKen CEO, Bryan Tayler, said in a statement. “Prism Vision has a strong experience and value for community -based doctors and a strong leadership team focused on providing superior retina care, improving the supplier’s experience and providing innovative clinical research capabilities.”
Tyler said the acquisition would help create a new care area for his company.
“We intend to develop a leading retinal care platform, providing differentiated solutions and value for suppliers, biopharma and patient partners,” he said. “Mckesson has a long experience in the leading results of practice management and clinical studies with our differentiated oncological platform and we are excited to use this experience to serve the area of retina and high growth ophthalmology. This will allow us to expand our set of solutions and continue to pursue our goal of achieving health results for everyone. “
McCson is ranked ninth in the list of Fortune 500 of 2024, making it the biggest health company in the United States and one of the 10 largest revenue companies.
McCson said this deal would allow him to achieve several key strategic goals:
- Develop a leading platform for retinal and ophthalmology, expanding McKesson’s differentiated proposal, clinical services and distribution suggestions. Practice -related programs include more than 180 suppliers, 91 office seats and seven outpatient surgical centers
- Extend data and analysis options
- Additional innovative investments in clinical studies options
- Deepening Biopharma partnerships
“McCson’s long history to support specialized doctors by emphasizing the clinical quality and improving patients’ access to care is fully aligned with the basic values and culture of the Prism Vision Group,” says the statement Dr. Stephen Madreper, Executive Director of Prism Vision. “We are glad that we can gather the exclusive base of the providers and the platform for providing services with the deep experience of Mckesson in providing care of more developing and expanding your network for eye care.”
Once the deal is completed, Prism Vision will be consolidated in McKesson’s American pharmaceutical segment.
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