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Infosys acquires Optimum Healthcare IT for AI-led healthcare expansion

By Vriti Gothi

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Infosys has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Optimum Healthcare IT, a digital transformation and consulting firm focused on healthcare providers, as it seeks to deepen its presence in the sector and accelerate AI-led transformation initiatives.

The transaction reflects Infosys’ strategy to strengthen its healthcare vertical, particularly within provider organisations navigating complex clinical, operational, and regulatory environments. Optimum Healthcare IT is recognised for its domain expertise and delivery capabilities, including advisory and implementation services for electronic health records (EHRs), positioning it as a complementary addition to Infosys’ existing portfolio.

The acquisition will enable healthcare clients of Optimum to access Infosys’ broader suite of digital services, including its AI platform, Infosys Topaz, and cloud offerings under Infosys Cobalt. These capabilities are expected to support large-scale cloud migration, data modernisation, and application transformation programmes across health systems.

From a sector perspective, the acquisition highlights the growing demand for integrated digital transformation services in healthcare, where providers are increasingly investing in AI, cloud infrastructure, and data analytics to improve patient outcomes while managing cost pressures. Consolidation among technology and consulting firms is also intensifying as vendors look to offer more comprehensive, platform-led solutions.

Infosys’ healthcare head, Venky Ananth, noted that Optimum’s capabilities in health record advisory and support would enhance Infosys’ ability to deliver “AI-led, large-scale cloud and data transformation initiatives,” aimed at improving patient experiences and operational efficiency.

Optimum Healthcare IT, which maintains partnerships with major enterprise platforms including ServiceNow, AWS, Workday, and Microsoft Azure, will continue to operate with its existing leadership and delivery model following the acquisition. Jason Mabry, President and Co-Founder, emphasised continuity in client engagement and execution as a priority in the next phase.

The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of FY2027, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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