Gerry McCarthy added to Omega Healthcare Board of Directors

The appointment coincides with an aggressive services expansion for the 18,000+-employee company, including last month's acquisition of St. Louis-based himagine Solutions adding key new clinical capabilities as well as a larger stateside workforce.

McCarthy's 30+-year career in the healthcare market most recently included serving as the CEO of eSolutions, an RCM technology provider that was acquired by healthcare payment software company Waystar for $1.35 billion in 2020 after four strategic acquisitions that added intellectual property, market share and diversification to the eSolutions platform.

McCarthy's background also includes serving as President of Transunion Healthcare, a provider of revenue cycle technologies that saw a fivefold increase in healthcare division revenues during his tenure; Chief Strategy Officer of HealthMEDX, a healthcare software company that was acquired by NetSmart; and multiple executive positions at McKesson Provider Technologies.

"Omega has firmly established itself as a leader in outsourced healthcare support services and is now pursuing bold new growth initiatives that will significantly increase both their visibility and their capabilities," McCarthy said. "My goal as board chair is to help them implement those plans and make them the first company you think of when you need reliable, comprehensive business process outsourcing in a healthcare setting."

"Gerry is a seasoned healthcare executive with broad experience in mergers and acquisitions as well as a deep understanding of the revenue cycle space that is the cornerstone of our services," said Anurag Mehta, President of Omega Healthcare. "He will be instrumental in helping us execute our strategic roadmap as we continue to build both our market footprint and our services portfolio, enabling healthcare organizations to outsource needs ranging from RCM to virtual nursing support, drug benefits reverification, clinical documentation improvement, coding audits, medical registry chart abstraction and beyond to a single provider."