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Chicago Tribune
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Corilyn Shropshire

BRIEF: DuPage Medical Group gets minority investment from Summit Partners

Jan. 06--DuPage Medical Group said Wednesday it has received a $250 million investment from Boston-based private equity firm Summit Partners.

The equity and debt investment in the Downers Grove-based medical group will support "growth initiatives" at its practice management company, DMG Practice Management Solutions/MPAS. Under the agreement, DuPage Medical Group, which is physician-owned, will retain control and ownership of the business.

"This partnership provides access to capital and strategic support for DMG's growth initiatives -- including population health, expansion into new geographies and opening additional clinical lines of service -- and will help to enhance our ability to reach and treat patients," said Mike Kasper, chief executive officer.

DMG employees and patients "will notice very few changes as a result of the partnership," the company said in a statement.

DMG's board will comprise seven members -- four of whom are physicians. Darren Black, a managing director at Summit Partners, will join DMG's board.

Additional terms of the agreement were not made public.

crshropshire@tribpub.com

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