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Goldman Sachs, Shore Capital, NewSpring back fragmented urgent care market; Trivest’s Wheelhouse picks up garage door business

Reported by Privateequityinternational
Oct 30, 2026· 1 min read
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Key Takeaways
  • • Goldman Sachs, Shore Capital and NewSpring Capital Partners are all backing the fragmented urgent care services market, according to PE Hub Wire.
  • • Trivest Partners portfolio company Wheelhouse has acquired All Star Garage Door, adding a garage door business to its platform.
  • • Michael Fosnaugh, senior managing director and co-head of the flagship fund at Vista Equity Partners, is featured in the 'They Said It' segment of the TMT Sector Spotlight.
Summary
PE Hub Wire's healthcare coverage highlights recent urgent care services transactions involving Goldman Sachs, Shore Capital and NewSpring Capital Partners. The article characterizes urgent care as a fragmented market, the dynamic that has drawn these investors into the sector.

Separately, Trivest Partners portfolio company Wheelhouse acquired All Star Garage Door. The coverage does not detail the financial terms of the transaction.

The article also draws on the 'They Said It' feature from the publication's TMT Sector Spotlight, which includes remarks from Michael Fosnaugh, senior managing director and co-head of the flagship fund at Vista Equity Partners. His comments are not reproduced in the excerpt available.

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Privateequityinternational Goldman Sachs, Shore Capital, NewSpring back fragmented urgent care market; Trivest’s Wheelhouse picks up garage door business