Accel-KKR, a global technology-focused private equity firm, has officially acquired MOA, a leading quality improvement platform for aged care, retirement living, and disability service providers across Australia. This acquisition marks a continuation of Accel-KKR’s healthcare technology portfolio and opens the door to deeper collaboration between MOA and fellow portfolio company and enterprise healthcare management provider, Health Metrics.

As part of the Accel-KKR family, MOA and Health Metrics will explore ways to integrate their platforms to deliver enhanced clinical and operational management solutions to care providers. Health Metrics, known for its enterprise-grade software platform eCase, serves organisations that are responsible not only for delivering care, but also for ensuring effective governance, regulatory compliance, and transparency.

“Now that we’re all part of the Accel-KKR portfolio, Health Metrics is excited to work directly with MOA to unlock greater value for our customers,” said Paul Brindle, CEO of Health Metrics. “By combining MOA’s advanced analytics with our eCase clinical, regulatory and compliance platform, providers will be able to gain a 360° view of resident outcomes, clinical risks, and continuous improvement opportunities.

The collaboration aims to deliver:

• Enhanced clinical and operational insights through shared data and analytics
• Smarter decision-making  and seamless compliance for care providers
• Richer platform integration
• Improved data consolidation across platforms

Both teams are committed to partnership models and new product innovations that use risk insights to better inform workflows for carers and strengthen provider compliance.

Importantly, MOA will continue to work with all other clinical management solutions in the market, maintaining its open and collaborative approach to integration.

“This collaboration between MOA and Health Metrics reflects our commitment to investing in technologies that empower providers with deeper insights, seamless compliance, and smarter decision-making,” said Maurice Hernandez, Managing Director at Accel-KKR.

“We’re proud of the impact MOA has had in supporting aged care and disability providers across Australia,” said Garry Neale, CEO of MOA. “Joining the Accel-KKR portfolio and collaborating with Health Metrics allows us to accelerate innovation and deliver even greater value to care providers.”

About Accel-KKR

Accel-KKR is a technology-focused investment firm with over $23 billion in cumulative capital commitments. The firm focuses on software and tech-enabled businesses, well-positioned for topline and bottom-line growth. At the core of Accel-KKR’s investment strategy is a commitment to developing strong partnerships with the management teams of its portfolio companies and a focus on building value alongside management by leveraging the significant resources available through the Accel-KKR network. Accel-KKR focuses on middle-market companies and provides a broad range of capital solutions, including buyout capital, minority-growth investments, and credit alternatives. Accel-KKR also invests across various transaction types, including private company recapitalizations, divisional carve-outs, and going-private transactions. Accel-KKR’s headquarters is in Menlo Park, with offices in Atlanta, Chicago, London, and Mexico City. Visit accel-kkr.com for more information.

About MOA

MOA Benchmarking provides a comprehensive schedule of audits and surveys for self-assessment against ACQS, ARVAS, and NDIS standards, for almost 2,000 aged and community care, retirement living, and disability support services. We also provide collection tools, pre-submission data-quality checking services, and GPMS upload services, for nearly half of all residential aged care services under the National Aged Care Mandatory Quality Indicator Program (NACMQIP).

Fully integrated modules for Incident Management (IMS), Risk Management, Plan for Continuous Improvement (PCI), Feedback & Complaints, and Policies & Procedures provide an end-to-end Quality Management framework. This allows organisations to foster a culture of continuous quality improvement, strengthen governance, and ensure that every member of the organisation contributes to, and benefits from, a shared commitment to excellence.

www.moa.com.au