Waud Capital Partners Forms New Partnership with Experienced Healthcare Executive Bill Mixon

CHICAGO, July 17, 2025 ~ Waud Capital Partners, a private equity firm focused on middle-market growth, has announced a new executive partnership with healthcare executive Bill Mixon. The partnership will pursue a platform investment in the medical device and supply chain services market, with a focus on home distribution, specialty distribution, outsourced provider equipment services, and chronic care and population health management offerings.

With over 30 years of experience in the medical device and supply chain services industry, Mr. Mixon brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the partnership. He has successfully led several private equity-backed and publicly traded organizations through organic growth strategies and strategic acquisitions.

Most recently, Mr. Mixon served as the Chief Executive Officer of Advanced Diabetes Supply, where he oversaw the successful sale of the organization to Cardinal Health. Under his leadership, Advanced Diabetes Supply experienced significant growth and served nearly half a million patients annually.

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Prior to his role at Advanced Diabetes Supply, Mr. Mixon was the CEO of National Seating & Mobility, where he also drove growth through both organic and inorganic methods. His career began with the U.S. Army before holding leadership positions at large organizations such as Baxter, Phillips, and Agiliti Health.

In his new role as an executive partner at Waud Capital, Mr. Mixon will work closely with the firm to identify opportunities for transformative growth in the healthcare supply chain market. He believes that Waud Capital's executive partnership approach and deep investing experience make them an ideal partner for this venture.

Mike Lehman, Principal at Waud Capital, expressed excitement about partnering with Mr. Mixon. He praised his track record of creating value and driving successful outcomes in a highly attractive sector like healthcare supply chain services.

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This new partnership is part of Waud Capital's continued focus on investing in the broader healthcare supply chain services market. The firm has previously invested in companies such as Mopec Group (pathology equipment), PromptCare (home infusion and durable medical equipment), and Provider Network Holdings (specialty medication supply management).

Kyle Lattner, Partner at Waud Capital, emphasized the firm's commitment to supporting accomplished executive leaders like Mr. Mixon with the resources needed to execute transformative growth strategies. He also noted that this is their second dedicated campaign in the medical device and supply chain services market in the last two years.

With an anticipated investment of over $100 million, Waud Capital is poised to make a significant impact in the healthcare supply chain market through this partnership with Mr. Mixon. Together, they hope to build an industry-leading business that delivers value to all stakeholders, including medical professionals, manufacturers, payors, and most importantly, patients.

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