Afterburner Capital and Council Capital have exited Advanced Care Partners, an Atlanta-based provider of home care for medically fragile children and adults. The private equity firms, which first partnered in 2018 to support ACP's growth and operational scaling, have sold their stake in the company. No buyer was specified and financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.

Advanced Care Partners was founded in 2010 and has built a specialized niche serving medically fragile patients who require intensive home-based care. The Atlanta-based company has expanded its services over the years, positioning itself as a key player in the growing home healthcare sector. Afterburner Capital and Council Capital's initial investment aimed to accelerate ACP's operational capabilities and market reach.

The exit marks the conclusion of a successful partnership that helped scale the business. While the lack of disclosed financial terms and buyer information limits full analysis of the transaction's value, the exit demonstrates continued private equity interest in specialized healthcare services providers. The home care sector has seen increased attention from investors due to demographic trends and growing demand for in-home medical services.