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February 24, 2021, Maggie Flynn, Skilled Nursing News - When the overhaul of Medicare Part A reimbursement for nursing homes took effect in October 2019, predictions of audits and the potential for drastic changes came close on its heels. After all, the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM)…
February 22, 2021, Alex Spanko, Skilled Nursing News - The size and permanence of a COVID-era shift to home health has emerged as a top metric to watch in post-acute and long-term care in 2021. Should hospitals and patients continue to elect direct trips home…
February 21, 2021, Lisa Gillespie, Skilled Nursing News - Per-bed prices — a gold-standard valuation metric for buyers looking to invest in skilled nursing facilities — have remained stable for most of the COVID-19 pandemic, and even picked up at the end of 2020. But focusing on cash flow is perhaps…
February 12, 2021, Ben Swett, The SeniorCare Investor -Tryko Partners acquired a 121-bed skilled nursing facility in Norristown, Pennsylvania, in the greater Philadelphia region and is planning a significant capital investment project to the 40-year-old…
February 11, 2021, Christine Serlin, Multifamily Executive - Regulatory and supply-side challenges combined with slowing rent growth and rising vacancy rates will weaken the multifamily construction market this year, according to National Association of Home Builders economists during the…
February 11, 2021, Les Shaver, GlobeSt.com - Despite reports to the contrary, people are still signing leases for apartments in New York City. New apartment lease signings in Manhattan hit 6,255 last month—posting their best January in the 13 years Douglas Elliman has been tracking…
February 10, 2021, Steve Monroe, The SeniorCare Investor - Occupancy levels continue to decline, yet demand seems to be increasing as customers are coming back to take a look. There is a disconnect between the seller and the buyer that needs to be fixed now. The public companies…
February 10, 2021, Alex Spanko, Skilled Nursing News - The COVID-19 pandemic brought the twin financial strains of elevated expenses and sharply reduced sources of revenue for the nation’s nursing homes as they became an epicenter of sickness and death, and a major industry trade group this…
February 10, 2021, Maggie Flynn, Skilled Nursing News - Good infection control standards are the same for skilled nursing facilities across the U.S. — both in the sense of federally mandated requirements and in the sense of the concrete conditions that are necessary to prevent the spread…
February 9, 2021, Alex Spanko, Skilled Nursing News - Even before the COVID-19 pandemic trained an intense spotlight on the financing of nursing home operations and real estate in America, private equity investors in the sector found themselves under the microscope.
Moving forward,…