Key Takeaways
- • Verisma, a health information lifecycle management (HILM) vendor backed by NewSpring Capital, has closed new senior-secured financing provided by Golub Capital, according to a Business Wire release.
- • The financing includes a delayed draw term loan facility intended to fund technology platform investment and acquisitions; the release does not disclose the facility size.
- • CEO Marty McKenna says the financing gives Verisma capacity to accelerate both organic development and M&A.
- • Verisma was named the top release of information (ROI) and HILM vendor for the eighth consecutive year by Black Book Research.
- • Golub Capital, a direct lender and private credit manager with over $95 billion in capital under management as of October 1, 2026, is financing the company alongside NewSpring Capital.
Summary
Verisma, which describes itself as the leading provider of health information lifecycle management (HILM) and says it serves more than 20,000 clients across 50 states, has closed new senior-secured financing provided by Golub Capital, according to a Business Wire announcement dated October 29, 2026. The financing includes a delayed draw term loan facility. The company said the proceeds will support strategic growth initiatives, including continued investment in its technology platform and the pursuit of acquisition opportunities. The release did not disclose the size or pricing of the facility.
Verisma is backed by NewSpring Capital, a private equity firm that partners with high-performing companies in healthcare, business services, and technology. CEO Marty McKenna said health information management has evolved from a purely administrative function into one that contributes to continuity of care, care gap closure, quality performance, and reimbursement optimization. He said the financing "gives us the firepower to accelerate our growth, through both organic development and M&A."
The company cited several product releases in 2026, including Inbound Document Intelligence, which extracts outcomes data for quality reporting and reimbursement optimization, and Archiving Chart Search, which lets users locate information across archived patient records. Black Book Research named Verisma the top vendor for release of information and HILM for the eighth consecutive year.
Spyro Alexopoulos, Co-President and Co-Head of Sponsor Finance at Golub Capital, said Verisma has established a strong position in the healthcare data market through innovation, customer relationships, and operational execution. Golub Capital describes itself as a direct lender and private credit manager focused on companies backed by private equity sponsors, with more than 1,100 employees and offices in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Verisma is backed by NewSpring Capital, a private equity firm that partners with high-performing companies in healthcare, business services, and technology. CEO Marty McKenna said health information management has evolved from a purely administrative function into one that contributes to continuity of care, care gap closure, quality performance, and reimbursement optimization. He said the financing "gives us the firepower to accelerate our growth, through both organic development and M&A."
The company cited several product releases in 2026, including Inbound Document Intelligence, which extracts outcomes data for quality reporting and reimbursement optimization, and Archiving Chart Search, which lets users locate information across archived patient records. Black Book Research named Verisma the top vendor for release of information and HILM for the eighth consecutive year.
Spyro Alexopoulos, Co-President and Co-Head of Sponsor Finance at Golub Capital, said Verisma has established a strong position in the healthcare data market through innovation, customer relationships, and operational execution. Golub Capital describes itself as a direct lender and private credit manager focused on companies backed by private equity sponsors, with more than 1,100 employees and offices in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
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