Tag: Pure Healthcare
Pure Infusion makes official debut
June 2, 2026HME News Staff
SANDY, Utah – Pure Infusion has officially launched its new brand name, formed through the merger of AleraCare and Pure Healthcare. “At Pure Infusion, we are redefining what patients and providers should expect from infusion care,” said Brady Porter, chief commercial officer. “Our new, unified brand reinforces this commitment and going forward we are deeply focused on further enhancing the core attributes both legacy organizations excelled at: providing exceptional clinical...
AleraCare, Pure Healthcare are stronger together, Joe Cosgrove says
January 16, 2026Theresa Flaherty, Managing Editor
PHOENIX – AleraCare’s merger with Pure Healthcare, a medical group whose flagship brand is Pure Infusion Services, will enable the combined company to create a scalable national platform with patients at its center, says CEO Joe Cosgrove.
The combined company will now offer expanded home and alternate-site services in 14 states throughout the Western United States via 77 ambulatory infusion centers.
“The combination as I see it allows...
AleraCare, Pure Healthcare complete merger
November 25, 2025HME News Staff
PHOENIX and TAYLORSVILLE, Utah – AleraCare, a provider of infusion and specialty pharmacy services across the United States, and Pure Healthcare, a medical group that delivers health care services for individuals with complex chronic conditions, have completed their merger.
“Today marks a major step forward for patients, physicians and our payer partners who depend on timely, coordinated access to advanced therapies,” said Joe Cosgrove, CEO of the combined company....
In brief: Wearable impact on PAP, AleraCare & Pure Healthcare merger, Nonin Medical CEO
November 24, 2025HME News Staff
YARMOUTH, Maine – Augmenting the management of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) with consumer wearable devices increases the use of positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy, according to the results of a pilot randomized trail published in Sleep. The pilot randomized trial measured the effects of a consumer grade wearable-augmented program that provides nightly pulse oximetry data to patients in a weekly report on PAP use in adults with OSA recruited from an outpatient sleep center. The trial demonstrated that...