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Acentra Health has acquired a provider of office intellectual fitness and wellness systems for businesses to further develop a portfolio of clinical and generation solutions.
The purchase of EAP Consultants, also known as Espyr, is part of Acentra Health’s push to have more comprehensive offerings that support employee assistance programs for government agencies and commercial organizations. Terms of the transaction announced Thursday were not disclosed.
More than one in five American adults lives with an intellectual illness, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The Office of Personnel Management has also issued guidance for federal agencies to increase worker assistance systems with the goal of expanding workforce participation. , productivity and general well-being.
“The combination of Acentra Health and Espir aligns with both companies’ strategic goals of being at the forefront of helping our consumers address our nation’s intellectual fitness crisis,” Acentra Health CEO Todd Stottlemyer said in a statement. “I am excited about the combination of our highly professional teams, our generation of products, responses and services, and our increased ability to serve those in need of intellectual fitness services.
Acentra Health, based in McLean, Virginia, is subsidized by the Carlyle Group and was created in late 2022 through CNSI’s merger with Kepro. The transaction involving Espyr represents Acentra ́s first since its launch and rebranding.
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