Pediatrix® Expands Presence in Florida Through Affiliation with 13-Clinic Pediatric Urgent Care Practice
Mednax, Inc. (NYSE: MD) has acquired Night Lite Pediatrics, LLC, a pediatric urgent care practice with 13 clinics in Florida. Founded in 2005, Night Lite employs 30 physicians and offers urgent care, telemedicine, and COVID-19 services. This cash transaction is expected to be immediately accretive to earnings, enhancing Mednax's strategy to develop innovative pediatric services powered by Brave Care technology. The clinics will be rebranded to Pediatrix, further expanding Mednax's presence in pediatric care in Florida.
- Acquisition of Night Lite Pediatrics enhances Mednax's pediatric urgent care capabilities.
- Expected to be immediately accretive to earnings, indicating positive financial impact.
- Expands access to high-quality pediatric care in Florida.
- None.
Founded in 2005, Night Lite Orlando is a well-established provider of pediatric urgent care and telemedicine services as well as COVID-19 testing and vaccines. Comprising 30 physicians, 11 advanced practice providers, 83 clinic support staff and 69 administrative staff, the group serves patients at 13 locations throughout
“We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Otegbeye and the Night Lite Orlando team to the Pediatrix family,” said
“We believe we have a care proposition for children and young adults that will enhance care in terms of quality, cost and time efficiency, and Pediatrix is a leader in this space with a solid history of making pediatric practices even stronger,” said Ayodeji Otegbeye, M.D., president and founder of Night Lite Orlando, who will serve as medical director for the practice. “We see
NLO will soon be rebranded as Pediatrix along with the company’s existing affiliated practices, including eight NightLight urgent care clinics in
This was a cash transaction, and it is expected to be immediately accretive to earnings. No additional terms of the transaction were disclosed.
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