AmerisourceBergen purchases Premier Source
AmerisourceBergen, a provider of drug distribution and related services, has purchased all the assests of Premier Source.
Premier Source provides consulting and reimbursement services to medical device, pharmaceutical, molecular diagnostic and biotechnology manufacturers, as well as other health services companies.
AmerisourceBergen Business Development senior vice president and AmerisourceBergen Consulting Services (ABCS) president Peyton Howell said Premier Source has been focused on the diagnostics market, and their business complements the work they do in both their consulting businesses under Lash Group and Xcenda.
"The acquisition of Premier Source provides ABCS with strategically expanded capabilities to help our business partners positively impact patients' lives," Howell said.
Premier Source president Sinead Foley said the integration will help strengthen their focus on diagnostic, biotech and device manufacturers; and in turn, differentiate their group.
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