Who owns the dentists, eye doctors and vets in Bloomington, IL?

Which Bloomington practices are private equity backed, corporate-owned or owned by their own clinicians, with the group and a source for each label.

• 58 dental practices: 13 PE-backed or lender-controlled (22%) and 43 with no known PE ties.
• 21 eye care practices: 2 PE-backed (10%), 1 corporate-owned and 18 with no known PE ties.
• 2 locations of the vet chains we track: 2 PE-backed.
• 1 location of the dermatology chains we track: 1 PE-backed.
• 1 location of the GI chains we track: 1 corporate-owned.

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Bloomington dentists

PE-backed 11 PE-backed, now lender-controlled 2 Not confirmed 2 No known PE ties 43

Groups here: Heartland Dental (6) · CORDENTAL Group (3) · Dental Care Alliance (DCA) (2) · Access Dental (1) · The Aspen Group (TAG) (1) · Specialized Dental Partners (1) · MB2 Dental (1)

Bloomington eye doctors

PE-backed 2 Not PE, corporate-owned 1 No known PE ties 18

Groups here: Keplr Vision (2) · LensCrafters (1)

Bloomington vets

PE-backed 2

Groups here: National Veterinary Associates (NVA) (2)

We track the vet chains and groups, not every independent practice, so a practice not listed here hasn’t been checked.

Bloomington dermatologists

PE-backed 1

Groups here: PhyNet Dermatology (1)

We track the dermatology chains and groups, not every independent practice, so a practice not listed here hasn’t been checked.

Bloomington GI doctors

Not PE, corporate-owned 1

Groups here: GI Alliance (1)

We track the GI chains and groups, not every independent practice, so a practice not listed here hasn’t been checked.

Every listed practice in Bloomington

† From an individual dentist’s or doctor’s NPI record; it may not be an open office.

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“No known PE ties” means we found none, not that we proved there are none. Labels describe ownership, not quality of care. How we label · Report a correction