Skilled Nursing
Skilled nursing properties, also known as nursing homes, provide housing and care for the most vulnerable older adults, generally those with the highest level of need for assistance with daily living, including nursing care.
Role of Accurate Data in Skilled Nursing
The skilled nursing sector requires investments in real estate and operations to meet the growing needs for new models of care and solutions. Since 1991, NIC has provided transparency to the sector. NIC’s annual Fall and Spring Conferences provide opportunities to connect with skilled nursing owners, investors, and operators and hear insights on timely, relevant topics.
Access to Capital in the Nursing Home Industry
This study from ATI Advisory, commissioned by NIC, offers an in-depth look into the history of the nursing home environment and the policy events that have shaped this landscape.
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Decelerated Rate Growth, High Discounts, and Strong Move-Ins in Senior Housing
Key Takeaways: Data from the recently released 1Q 2024 NIC MAP Vision Actual Rates Report show that: The pace of growth in initial rates for all care segments (independent living, assisted living, and memory care) decelerated, indicating a trend towards alignment with inflation. Discounts remained highest in the independent living segment, followed by…
Nursing Home Minimum Staffing Rule Finalized
he White House recently announced the finalization of the nursing home minimum staffing rule. This will impact all skilled nursing properties that receive federal funding through Medicare and Medicaid.
Expect Continued Pressure on Skilled Nursing Margins in 2024
Many skilled nursing experts project that 2024 may be a critical juncture for the industry. The growth of the aging population is expected to lead to increases in occupancy rates for skilled nursing operators.