Graham Healthcare Capital
David Curtis, MBA, is an accomplished executive in the healthcare sector with extensive experience in leadership roles. Currently serving as Managing Partner at Graham Healthcare Capital since July 2018, David focuses on healthcare services and technology investments. Their leadership extends to roles such as CEO of Graham Healthcare Group's home health division and President & CEO of Residential Home Health and Residential Hospice, where David oversees in-home nursing and rehabilitation services across multiple states. David also holds board memberships at Impact Medical, Clarus Care, CSI Pharmacy, SkinClique, and Surpass Behavioral Health. A distinguished graduate of Princeton University and the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business, David possesses a robust educational background in economics, American studies, and finance.
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Graham Healthcare Capital
Headquartered in Nashville, TN, Graham Healthcare Capital (GHCC) provides permanent capital solutions to healthcare service and technology companies that have between $5-$75M in annual revenue and up to $10M in profit. GHCC has a differentiated approach that lies between a private equity buyout firm and a corporate strategic buyer. GHCC retains, backs, and aligns existing leadership and core principles, providing a supportive platform focused on long-term, sustainable growth. GHCC leaders offer backgrounds and expertise in operations, value creation, and finance. They’ve built companies from the ground up and understand the importance of emphasizing culture, integrity, employee retention, and strategic investment overbuilding companies solely to maximize profitability in the short term. Since GHCC holds companies indefinitely, our investment strategies are long-term in nature and focus on preserving the company's legacy. Founders continue to participate in the profitability of the company via distributions and typically retain a significant equity position in the company. GHCC’s alignment strategy includes: • low-leverage utilization • no management fees • no hurdle rates of returns or preferred capital that favors investors Graham Healthcare Capital is part of the companies we invest in – not a misaligned equity investor or beholden to the competing priorities of a strategic buyer. Unlike traditional private equity, we employ a low-leverage, buy-and-hold strategy, partnering with ownership teams over a longer-term investment horizon. This strategy allows for decision-making that is best for the company and its management.