Intelvio, a healthcare education company headquartered in Lindon and backed by Eden Capital, has acquired the Professional Crisis Management Association, a crisis management training and certification company based in Sunrise, Florida.
Intelvio provides hands-on training and practical experience to student phlebotomists and pharmacy and ECG technicians, and online training to mental health practitioners and coaches.
PCMA was founded in 1984 by Neal Fleisig, and serves educators and human service professionals in schools, treatment facilities and hospitals.
“An increased focus on academic success, measurable improvements in safety and reduction in crisis behavior, coupled with the related regulatory requirements, is driving demand for comprehensive crisis management training,” Intelvio said in a statement. “This acquisition allows Intelvio to meet that demand and offer timely and impactful training solutions to customers responsible for education and treatment who are faced with crisis behavior.”
“Acquiring PCMA strengthens our commitment to providing comprehensive behavioral health solutions and further solidifies our behavioral health platform after the acquisition of Positive Psychology last year. We look forward to integrating PCMA’s robust training programs to meet the growing demand for crisis management training and certification,” said Brian Treu, CEO of Intelvio.
“Joining forces with Intelvio opens meaningful new growth opportunities for PCMA,” Feising said. “We are excited to reach new customers and expand our impact through our specialized crisis management training for professionals.”
Eden Capital is a New York City-based private equity firm that partners with founders and leaders of middle-market companies with strong growth prospects in technology, business services and education.