Mergers And Acquisitions

After at least five years of strategic reductions, hospitals and health systems appear to be accelerating their departure from the skilled nursing and senior care sectors.

Nearly 40% of skilled nursing owners, top executives and administrators expect they will sell some or all of their nursing home holdings in the coming year, the McKnight’s 2023 Outlook survey reveals.

What’s happening in skilled nursing transactions lately has left deal brokers scratching their heads.

Mergers and acquisitions within the seniors housing and long-term care industry dipped during the third quarter, according to new data from Irving Levin Associates.

The leader of the New Hampshire Health Care Association expects the state’s acquisition market for nursing homes to be very active thanks to the rough operating environment and workforce struggles for...

Have you ever been happier to start an uphill climb? I haven’t.  After the year all of us in the long-term care industry just experienced, I couldn’t be more ready to climb out from the depths of...

As struggling providers finally began to chip away at occupancy recovery in late spring, they started coming to market in increasing numbers, hoping to take advantage of high per-bed averages.

We’re going to see more investors venturing from the sidelines this summer, and they’re going to be willing to get far more than just a toe wet.

Do you want to work for Walmart? You might not have a choice some day soon.

The finance world will be looking for long-term care’s ‘sweet spot’ in 2018