PathGroup Acquires Pathology Consultants, Continuing Expansion Across the Southeastern United States

Combination enhances service offering for hospitals, physicians and patients of both companies

PathGroup, one of the largest providers of anatomic pathology, digital pathology, clinical and molecular laboratory services in the United States, announced the acquisition of Pathology Consultants, a leading provider of pathology services based in Greenville, S.C.

The combination of PathGroup and Pathology Consultants brings together two market leaders with deep histories of highly specialized pathology expertise, while adding PathGroup’s broader offering of clinical and molecular services for existing Pathology Consultants clients. Together, PathGroup and Pathology Consultants will provide physicians and patients across the Southeast with superior quality and service levels for their comprehensive testing needs.

“We welcome Pathology Consultants to the PathGroup family of more than 225 pathologists,” said Ben W. Davis, M.D., Chief Executive Officer of PathGroup. “Our companies share a 50-year legacy of proven commitment to our clients and patients, along with a culture of physician leadership. Together with the industry-leading health systems and practices of Pathology Consultants, we will continue providing highly specialized pathology expertise, as well as a broad range of clinical and molecular pathology services.”

“PathGroup and Pathology Consultants are complementary partners with shared values. Together we will provide the highest-quality pathology services to our clients and patients,” said David P. Schammel, M.D., Medical Director of Pathology Consultants. “We look forward to working with PathGroup to continue to exceed the expectations of our health systems and physician clients.”

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