By BullScreen Editorial Team 
Infosys has agreed to acquire Optimum Healthcare IT for up to $465 million in an all-cash transaction, marking its largest push into the healthcare segment to date.
The deal includes upfront payments and performance-linked earnouts, with Infosys set to acquire 100% of Optimum’s equity. The acquisition is expected to close in the first quarter of FY2027, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.
Founded in 2012, Optimum Healthcare IT is a US-based digital transformation and consulting firm focused on healthcare providers. The company has built a strong reputation for executing large-scale clinical and operational transformation programs, making it a strategic fit for Infosys’ expansion plans in the sector.
The acquisition is expected to strengthen Infosys’ position in the provider market by adding new clients and deepening existing relationships. It will also enhance its capabilities in digital healthcare solutions, particularly as demand rises for AI-driven transformation across the industry.
Optimum’s clients will gain access to Infosys’ broader technology stack, including its AI platform Infosys Topaz and cloud suite Infosys Cobalt, along with services spanning cybersecurity, cloud engineering, and application modernization.
Salil Parekh said the deal would combine Optimum’s domain expertise with Infosys’ digital platforms to accelerate AI-led transformation for healthcare providers. Meanwhile, Gene Scheurer noted that the partnership would help scale AI and digital capabilities while maintaining its client-focused delivery approach.
The acquisition reflects growing consolidation in healthcare IT, where AI and cloud adoption are becoming central to operational efficiency and patient care transformation.