A new long-term care reference takes into account new market forces that are shaping the future of long-term care.”The NIC Compendium Project: A Guide to Long-Term Care Projection and Simulation...
60 Seconds with… Tony Mullen, NIC Research Director, www.nic.org
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Haymarket Media
Jan 10, 2005
Q: What does the second round of NIC MAP Monitor information tell us about private-pay residents in the top 30 metropolitan areas?
NIC national meeting focuses on investing in seniors healthcare
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James M. Berklan
Sep 26, 2014
The 24th NIC national conference takes place Wednesday through Sunday in Chicago. Featured speakers include Press Ganey Chief Medical Officer Dr. Thomas Lee at the opening general session and former chairman...
Dealmaker’s Handbook offers latest insights into capital availability
Sep 07, 2011
A special supplement analyzing capital availability in the seniors housing field appears in the September issue of McKnight’s Long-Term Care News. Stories reveal where capital can be found, as well...
Fundamentally sound
Jul 15, 2008
While the nation’s economy may be on shaky ground, market fundamentals remain strong for the seniors housing and care field, according to a new report from the National Investment Center for the...
Occupancy hits 5-year low
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Nov 05, 2016
Occupancy rates for skilled nursing facilities dropped to 82.2% in the second quarter of 2016 — the lowest level in five years, according to a report released in September by the National Investment...
Lawmaker takes aim at the three-day stay requirement
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John O'Connor
Oct 02, 2015
Rep. Jim Renacci (R-OH) blasted the three-day hospital stay rule during comments to providers Thursday, insisting it would be better to let physicians admit residents directly to skilled care facilities....
Outlook gradually improving for operators, economist notes
Mar 27, 2012
Economic trends should give senior living operators reason for cautious optimism, according to a leading economist. That’s because the economy’s main driver – consumer spending –...
SNF deals hit $500 million
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Jul 06, 2017
Transactions within the nursing care sector reached $500 million in the first quarter of 2017, according to the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care.
60 Seconds With .. Beth Burnham Mace
May 08, 2015
Q: Do rising prices for properties in this field reflect an improving economy, or is something else going on?