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WellSky

Austin, US Β· 2,476 employees on LinkedIn Β· 2 known investors

WellSky develops clinical software solutions for blood and pharmacy management, with a focus on medication management and related healthcare operations.

Also known as WellSky Corporation

Founders & leadership

BMBill Miller
Bill MillerinFounder

Investors Β· 2

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

WellSky Corporation is a healthcare and community care technology company headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas. It sells software, analytics, and professional services organized around what it calls an Intelligent Health Record β€” a longitudinal, interoperable clinical record intended to follow a patient across care transitions β€” combined with agentic AI workflows, reporting and analytics, and connected provider networks.

The product portfolio spans home-based care (home health, hospice, palliative care, personal care, home health therapy), specialty pharmacy, home infusion and home medical equipment, long-term care (assisted and independent living, skilled nursing, continuing care, intermediate care), acute care functions such as discharge planning, utilization management, patient event notifications and emergency department optimization, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, long-term acute care hospitals, behavioral health and IDD providers, blood management and transfusion, cell and gene therapy and blood and marrow transplant programs, and human services programs including Medicaid waivers, vocational rehabilitation, aging and disability services, protective services, incident management, and housing and homelessness. It also offers solutions aimed at commercial and private payers, state programs, and life sciences companies (point-of-care education, clinical research patient registries, and real-world data and evidence).

Alongside software, WellSky provides advisory and outsourced services including strategic consulting, compliance, coding, revenue cycle management, CAHPS services, hosting, education and certification, and implementation and managed technical services. Its AI branding, WellSky SkySense AI, covers capabilities such as summarization, ambient documentation, and scribe tools, and is embedded in offerings like WellSky Personal Care.

Business model

WellSky licenses enterprise healthcare software (including SaaS and cloud subscription agreements) to provider organizations, payers, and government and community agencies, and layers on services such as consulting, compliance, coding, revenue cycle management, hosting, education, and managed and professional services. Additional offerings include analytics and interoperability products and connected-network services that link hospitals, post-acute providers, and social service organizations.

Revenue is generated from software licensing and subscription/cloud services agreements together with associated professional, outsourced, and hosting services; specific pricing and financial figures are not disclosed publicly by the company.

Traction

WellSky reports more than 20,000 provider organization clients and states its technology powers care for one in three Americans. It cites a 99% client retention rate in home health, over 4,000 agencies transitioned to its personal care software including 8 of the 10 largest enterprises, and outcome statistics such as 50% less documentation time and 38% more referrals processed with SkySense AI. At the time of the 2019 ClearCare acquisition the company reported more than 10,000 client sites worldwide.

Latest developments

Recent company announcements include new capabilities combining AI-powered patient summarization with visibility beyond discharge, a partnership with Richmond University Medical Center reported to accelerate authorization turnaround by 55-60%, a new solution for patient payments and payment reconciliation, an analysis of the WellSky Scribe solution for home health clinicians, and a milestone marking 15 years of collaboration with Austin Community College supporting nursing students.

β–ΈFull profile β€” market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history

Market position

The company describes itself as one of America's largest healthcare technology companies, citing a network of more than 2,000 hospitals, 120,000+ providers, and 20,000+ social services organizations, and states that WellSky Home Health is the most widely used software in home health.

WellSky positions its coverage of the full continuum of care β€” acute, post-acute, home, community, and payer settings β€” on a single connected platform with an interoperable longitudinal record and embedded AI, as opposed to point solutions for individual care settings.

Technology

The platform centers on a longitudinal clinical record built on interoperable, structured, standardized data across care settings, with AI agents applied to referrals, care transitions, and daily workflows, plus predictive analytics (for example CareInsights hospitalization-risk scoring) and real-time reporting. Interoperability efforts include membership in the CommonWell Health Alliance. WellSky Personal Care software holds HITRUST CSF certification, an independent third-party verification of HIPAA compliance and security and privacy practices.

Go-to-market

WellSky sells directly to enterprise provider organizations, payers, health systems, and government programs through a sales organization (demo requests, sales phone lines, and chat), supported by consulting and education services, client resource centers, industry events such as Sky Summit and Home Care 100, and expansion into adjacent care settings through acquisitions.

Home and post-acute providers, hospitals and health systems, physicians and specialty providers, long-term care and rehabilitation facilities, behavioral health and IDD organizations, blood centers and transfusion services, cell and gene therapy programs, community-based organizations and state programs, commercial and private payers, and life sciences companies.

Geography

World headquarters are at 11300 Switzer Road, Overland Park, Kansas, with a client base described as spanning more than 20,000 clients across the U.S.; historically the company's medication management business expanded internationally and it has served client sites around the world.

History

The business traces its origins to 1980, starting with two employees and building a reputation in blood and pharmacy management clinical software. It became publicly traded in 1991 and expanded internationally in medication management in 1996 with the addition of JAC. Between 1997 and 2007 it diversified pharmacy management offerings for home infusion, specialty pharmacy, and other alternate-care markets. From 2008 to 2013 acquisitions accelerated, including rehab software that opened the post-acute market, and in 2012 the company was taken private through an acquisition by Thoma Bravo. Human and social services acquisitions followed in 2014-2016, including Harmony Information Systems and AlphaCM. Between 2017 and 2019 it expanded into home health, hospice, palliative care, personal care, long-term care, LTACH, and inpatient behavioral health through Kinnser Software, Fazzi Associates, MEDTranDirect, Rock-Pond, BlueStrata, Consolo Services Group, HCS Inc., and ClearCare, entered a strategic partnership with TPG, and joined the CommonWell Health Alliance. From 2020 to 2024 it delivered pandemic-response tools, received new investment from Leonard Green & Partners and TPG, and added CarePort, Healthify, TapCloud, naviHealth CTP, Experience Care, Corridor, and Bonafide.

Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources β€” announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.

Key figures

latest reported
Acquisitions completed under CEO Bill MillerJan 202614 companies
Agencies transitioned to WellSky Personal Care softwareJan 20264,000 agencies
Client sites servedNov 201910,000 client sites
Home health client retention rateJan 202699%
Hospitals in networkJan 20262,000 hospitals
Increase in patients seen per clinician per monthJan 202612.5%
Increase in referrals processedJan 202638%
Provider organizations servedJan 202620,000 organizations
Providers in networkJan 2026120,000 providers
Reduction in documentation time with SkySense AIJan 202650%
Share of Americans whose care is powered by the platformJan 20261 in 3 Americans
Social services organizations in networkJan 202620,000 organizations

Company-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed β€” not independently audited.

Founder mafia

2 people who came through WellSky went on to found or lead other companies.

Timeline Β· 14

launches, deals, and filings
Aug 2026
WellSky and Austin Community College mark 15 years of supporting future nurses

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Aug 2026
New capabilities combining AI-powered patient summarization with visibility beyond discharge

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Aug 2026
Partnership with Richmond University Medical Center accelerates authorization turnaround 55-60%

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Aug 2026
New solution to modernize patient payments and streamline payment reconciliation

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Aug 2026
Analysis of WellSky Scribe solution for home health clinicians

A new analysis reported that the WellSky Scribe solution helps home health clinicians see more patients and spend less time on after-hours documentation.

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Jan 2020
Acquisitions in care coordination, social care, long-term care, and HME

Between 2020 and 2024 WellSky expanded its footprint with the addition of CarePort, Healthify, TapCloud, naviHealth CTP, Experience Care, Corridor, and Bonafide.

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Jan 2020
New investment from Leonard Green & Partners and TPG

During the 2020-2024 period WellSky gained new investment from Leonard Green & Partners and TPG.

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Nov 2019
WellSky completes acquisition of ClearCare

WellSky closed its acquisition of ClearCare, Inc., a SaaS personal care platform used by more than 4,000 personal care agencies in the U.S. and Canada, serving 600,000 caregivers and 500,000 seniors. The definitive agreement was entered on October 8, 2019; terms were not disclosed. ClearCare CEO Geoffrey Nudd joined WellSky's senior leadership team.

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Jan 2017
Expansion acquisitions across home and post-acute care

Between 2017 and 2019 WellSky added Kinnser Software, Fazzi Associates, MEDTranDirect, Rock-Pond, BlueStrata, Consolo Services Group, HCS Inc., and ClearCare, expanding into home health, hospice, palliative care, personal care, long-term care, LTACH, and inpatient behavioral health.

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Jan 2017
Strategic partnership with TPG

The company entered into a strategic partnership with TPG during the 2017-2019 period and joined the CommonWell Health Alliance.

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Jan 2017
Bill Miller joins WellSky as CEO

Bill Miller joined WellSky in 2017 and serves as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer; he previously was CEO of OptumInsight and senior vice president of technologies at Cerner Corporation.

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Jan 2014
Acquisitions of Harmony Information Systems and AlphaCM

Between 2014 and 2016 the company acquired human and social services software providers Harmony Information Systems and AlphaCM, Inc.

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Jan 2012
Thoma Bravo take-private

The company became a private company as a result of an acquisition by Thoma Bravo.

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Jan 1991
Became a publicly traded company

The predecessor business, then focused on blood and pharmacy management clinical software, became publicly traded in 1991.

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Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.

β–ΈResearch sources Β· 8

primary sources listed

8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.

Frequently asked questions

What does WellSky do?
WellSky is a US healthcare technology company providing AI-enabled software and services across the full continuum of care.
Who are WellSky's investors?
WellSky's investors include Leonard Green, TPG.
Where is WellSky headquartered?
WellSky is headquartered in Austin, US.