New Mountain Capital has agreed to acquire Machinify, an AI-powered payment platform, according to a LinkedIn post by Medi-Tech Insights. The purchase price was not disclosed in the source.
The source describes the move as part of New Mountain's build across provider revenue cycle management and payment integrity. It also cites a separate growth investment by New Mountain in Access Healthcare.
The post frames the Machinify agreement within a broader pattern of consolidation in revenue cycle management. It says more than 50 RCM transactions were reported in 2025, driven by provider margin pressure, rising denials and reimbursement complexity that are pushing providers to outsource, with sponsors consolidating the winners.
Other deals cited in the same post include The Carlyle Group's May 2026 announcement of a majority stake in both Knack RCM and EqualizeRCM, which it is combining into an AI-native, global, multi-specialty RCM platform with more add-ons planned. Serent Capital invested in Saisystems Health in March 2026, backing an integrated RCM and EHR provider serving physicians in skilled nursing facilities. Francisco Partners agreed in August 2026 to acquire Weave, a patient engagement and payments platform, with the deal expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026. TowerBrook and Clayton, Dubilier & Rice acquired R1 RCM in 2024.
The post says the playbook is broadening across platform formation, specialty-focused services and technology-enabled adjacencies. Medi-Tech Insights said the next add-on opportunities may lie in denials management, payment integrity, prior authorization, coding automation and patient engagement, where AI and technology can improve measurable revenue outcomes.
The source did not state a closing date or timetable for the Machinify agreement, nor any advisers or financing details.