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by Kristin Rowan, Editor
MatrixCare is Independent Again
Resmed Acquisitions
In 2019, Resmed (formerly ResMed) acquired MatrixCare for $750 million. Resmed also acquired Healthcare First (2018) and Citus Health (2021) and bundled them under the MatrixCare brand. Resmed also acquired Brightree in 2016 and several other software companies that are outside the care at home ecosystem.
PE Firm Acquires MatrixCare; Names CEO
On September 1, 2026, private equity firm Frazier Healthcare announced its acquisition of MatrixCare. According to records, the sale included both Healthcare First and Citus Health. Brightree was not included.
Frazier named Jonathan Lujan as CEO of MatrixCare. Lujan, a Frazier Executive in Residence, most recently served as CEO of Sight Growth Partners, an administrative services provider in the vision care field. The press release from Frazier notes that Lujan has experience in healthcare and technology.
“Frazier has spent several years evaluating the post-acute care technology sector and believes MatrixCare has established itself as a leading platform serving skilled nursing, senior living, and home health and hospice providers. We are excited to partner with the MatrixCare team and to invest in the product innovation and capabilities customers need as the post-acute care landscape continues to evolve.”
MatrixCare Announces Independence
In a separate press release on Tuesday, MatrixCare announced its independence from Resmed. The press release also included the appointment of Lujan as CEO, but did not mention Frazier Healthcare. Lujan’s experience and job history was identical in both announcements.
Lujan Statement from Frazier
In the Frazier press release, Jonathan Lujan says:
“MatrixCare has built a trusted platform with a strong market position and a critical role in the daily operations of post-acute care providers. I am excited to work alongside the MatrixCare team and Frazier to build on that foundation, accelerate product innovation, and help our customers deliver better outcomes for the people and providers they serve.”
The MatrixCare press release also included a quote from Lujan:
“Today marks an important milestone for MatrixCare. As an independent company, we have the focus and the resources to invest directly in our platform and our people. We will build on more than 40 years of trust earned with skilled nursing, senior living, home health, and hospice providers, and we will move faster to deliver the innovation our customers need. This is the start of MatrixCare’s next chapter, and I’m excited to lead the team into it.”
Final Thoughts
It is unclear at this time why the MatrixCare announcement did not mention Frazier Healthcare. The company left the Healthcare First and Citus Health platforms out of the press release as well. Whether Lujan works for Frazier or MatrixCare is also ambiguous. The Rowan Report reached out to MatrixCare for comment and has requested an interview with Lujan.
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Kristin Rowan is the owner and Editor-in-chief of The Rowan Report, the industry’s most trusted source for care at home news. She is also a sought-after speaker on Artificial Intelligence, Technology Adoption and Lone Worker Safety. She is available to speak at state and national conferences as well as software user-group meetings.
Kristin also runs Girard Marketing Group, a multi-faceted boutique marketing firm specializing in content creation, social media management, and event marketing. She works with care at home software providers to create dynamic content that increases conversions for direct e-mail, social media, and websites. Connect with Kristin directly at kristin@girardmarketinggroup.com or www.girardmarketinggroup.com
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