Swoop, a healthcare engagement firm backed by New Mountain Capital, has acquired Nimble, a Redwood City–based prescription‑management platform founded in 2015 by Talha Sattar. The deal was announced without a disclosed price. Swoop’s CEO and Co‑Founder Ron Elwell said the purchase will let the company link patient and physician signals to real‑world action in patient care.

Nimble has built an API that aggregates pharmacy data and patient prescriptions, enabling care teams to track medication adherence and intervene early. By integrating Nimble’s analytics, Swoop can expand its digital health suite, offering clinicians actionable insights that were previously siloed. This move positions Swoop as a stronger competitor in the rapidly growing prescription‑management market.

Investors eye the acquisition as a signal that New Mountain Capital is betting on integrated care solutions. Swoop’s expanded data footprint could drive higher subscription rates and attract larger health systems seeking end‑to‑end medication workflows. The transaction also strengthens Nimble’s tech stack, potentially raising its valuation before a future exit in the market in 2025.

With Nimble’s technology now under its umbrella, Swoop can deliver a unified platform that connects prescription data to care plans, improving adherence and reducing readmissions. The acquisition underscores a broader industry trend toward data‑driven patient management. Swoop’s next step will be to integrate Nimble’s tools across its existing client base, solidifying its market stance today.