WASHINGTON, D.C., September 23, 2026 – Corvane Ryle LLP today announced that it advised Arvelo Health, a digital health company, on its definitive agreement to acquire a telehealth platform that provides virtual primary care, behavioral health and chronic condition management services to employers and health plans. The transaction is subject to customary conditions, including regulatory approvals.

The acquisition expands Arvelo's reach in virtual care and adds a network of licensed clinicians to its existing technology platform. Arvelo expects the combined company to offer employers and health plans a single point of access for a wider range of services, supported by analytics that help identify members who would benefit from early intervention.

The Corvane Ryle team was led by Hiroshi Kanemoto, an M&A partner in Singapore, and Miriam Okafor-Lindqvist in New York, who advised on the structure and negotiation of the transaction. Tomás Ellery-Vance, a privacy and cyber partner in Washington, D.C., led the analysis of health data privacy and security, including obligations under HIPAA and state health privacy laws. Daniel Achterberg, Global Chair of the firm's Artificial Intelligence Practice, advised on the use of AI in clinical decision support.

Lawyers from the firm's Healthcare & Life Sciences, Tax and Antitrust & Competition groups also contributed, including on state licensure and corporate practice of medicine issues in the markets where the target operates.

"Telehealth businesses sit at the crossing of health care regulation, data protection and technology," said Tomás Ellery-Vance. "Arvelo had a clear view of the risks and a plan to manage them, which made for a well-organized process."

Corvane Ryle advises developers, providers, payers and investors across the health care sector, and has a particular focus on digital health and the responsible use of AI in care.

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