This year's NIC Academy Skilled Nursing Boot Camp will feature Kurt Read, Managing Director of RSF Partners as our feature lunchtime speaker. Kurt has invested in real estate and real estate-related operating companies for over 30 years. https://bit.ly/3W2ZJyd Do you need to convince your manager or leadership why registering for the boot camp is a must-attend event for anyone interested in investing in skilled nursing? Here are three reasons to attend: Get Up to Speed on the Latest Trends: Our expert instructors will provide cutting-edge education on a variety of topics, including changes in underwriting, the value of properties, HUD loans, Medicare and Medicaid, staffing, and more. Sharpen Your Skills in Evaluating a Property’s Potential: We’ll dig into a real-life case study about a recently acquired assisted living community that a new owner must determine whether to sell or hold. We’ll review profit and loss statements and learn how to discuss what to look for when assessing an opportunity. Gain New Perspectives: You’ll hear from lenders, attorneys, brokers, and other stakeholders about the considerations they take into account when evaluating an opportunity, helping round out your understanding of this complex field.
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Please check out this new article discussing current trends in the Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) Sector.
Inflated costs to build, buy, and operate skilled nursing facilities have some valuations down 30%. This impacts the risk profile of the sector, both from a regulatory risk perspective (in the context of JVs, lease renewals, etc.) and from an underwriting or acquisition/disposition perspective due to the elevated cost of debt combined with rising operating costs. Learn more in my newest article with VMG Health, co-authored by Danny Cuellar, Carlos Flores-Rodriguez, ASA, Blake Pierro, and Cameron Tolbert.
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Inflated costs to build, buy, and operate skilled nursing facilities have some valuations down 30%. This impacts the risk profile of the sector, both from a regulatory risk perspective (in the context of JVs, lease renewals, etc.) and from an underwriting or acquisition/disposition perspective due to the elevated cost of debt combined with rising operating costs. Learn more in my newest article with VMG Health, co-authored by Danny Cuellar, Carlos Flores-Rodriguez, ASA, Blake Pierro, and Cameron Tolbert.
Supply-Side Constraints and Operational Headwinds in Skilled Nursing Valuation
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Need SNF #Admission Assistance or Interim Admissions Manager? Good morning! ☀ I'm getting a lot of questions about assistance with Admissions in the Skilled Nursing Facilities. If you are going through a change of ownership and your Admissions person is struggling and doesn't know where to turn - we have an entire team that can assist with that. It can be extremely difficult to get authorizations when you dont know which tax id number to use. We know exactly which to use. It can be very time consuming to sit on a call to get an authorization, we have the time to sit on those calls because our team only does this exact task. If your Admissions person up and quits on you - we can act as the interim Admissions person until you find a new one - without missing a beat. Admissions has a critical role of filling your beds at the facilities & getting maximum payment! They are also extremely important not to miss those add on features you can bill in addition to your daily rate (if your contract is setup that way). Hope this helps Administrators, owners, operators if you are unsure where to turn in a pinch. Have an amazing day!!! 💛
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Coalition director, Isaac Longobardi, joined Nathan Jones and other panelist at LTC 100 last week! There, Isaac shared insights about our very promising action plan, "Addressing Residents' Goals, Preferences & Priorities (or GPPs)". In case GPPs are new to you - GPPs are important tool in measuring care of nursing home residents as they reflect how residents want to live and be cared for. After all, we believe residents should be empowered to direct their care. Many nursing homes are working to improve the way they gather resident's GPPs, develop unique care plans, and implement those plans. However, in some nursing homes how GPPs are collected varies, as does the consistency of collection and implementation. Furthermore, public reporting does not provide whether care is consistent with residents' goals. However, what we know... is when GPPs are data-supported (and there's a tech-enabled process for collecting them), it is possible to incorporate and measure quality care that reflects residents' needs and wishes. It also supports standardizing processes across care settings. 🌟 To learn more about our work on GPPs: https://lnkd.in/eHMmF4Qq #movingforward #aging #eldercare #seniorliving #nursinghomes #olderadults
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At LTC 100 last week, the Monday afternoon schedule was full of sessions centered around the issues with the current image of long term care with the public. One of the panels before my presentation consisted of Isaac Longobardi, Dan Schlacter, and Caitlin Gillooley and moderated by JJ Rabinowich. This group did a phenomenal job of sharing how the public views nursing homes. Dan shared a stat that was eye-opening… 46% of people have a negative view of nursing homes with only 27% having a positive view. At the end of last year, Tim Craig and Cathy Ronca reached out and asked if I could follow up this panel discussion to share how we have seen nursing homes do their part in reshaping the image of long term care in a more positive direction: Thankfully, we have some incredible nursing homes with Prestige Care, A.G. Rhodes, and South Cove Manor at Quincy Point Rehabilitation and Nursing Center and I was able to show how each of these organizations were using resident, family, and staff stories to reshape the image of nursing homes and build trust with the public. Huge thank you to everyone at LTC 100 and the Lincoln Healthcare Leadership team for allow myself and Dash Media to be a part of the great event. • • Next stop… LeadingAge Maryland ✈️✈️✈️
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The average annual cost of a semi-private room at a nursing home in 2023 was $104,025, a 4% increase from 2022. This number can vary significantly depending on where you live. There are many resources available to help pay for care, but the longer you wait, the harder it can be to qualify or the more expensive it will be to insure yourself. Don't wait. Talk to a professional today to learn about your options. #financialplanning #taxplanning #financialadvisors #cfp #ltc #longtermcare
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LTC BY THE NUMBERS While nursing home industry lobbyists continue to claim that the industry suffers with “razor-thin” margins and doesn’t receive enough money to hire more staff or provide better services, the actual financial results of nursing home companies tell a very different story. The nation’s largest nursing home operator, The Ensign Group, announced “another record quarter.” The company continues its buying spree, bringing its portfolio to 315 healthcare operations. Ensign’s all-time high stock closing price was $146.01 on July 29, 2024. (See LTCCC’s previous briefing for more on The Ensign Group.) LTC Properties, Inc., a real estate investment trust that primarily invests in seniors housing and health care properties, reported positive financial performance for the second quarter of 2024. While revenues increased year over year due, expenses decreased. Source: LTCCC Policy Update <[email protected]>
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Given that the cost of nursing homes can be as much as $8,000 a month, it’s important to know how to protect your assets from nursing home costs. Here's how: https://lnkd.in/ejaNhJYa
Protecting your assets from nursing home costs
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Checklist: Questions to ask when choosing a nursing home! •What kind of care and services does the home provide? Is it what I need? • Does the nursing home have a special wing or unit for memory care or short-term rehabilitation. • What kinds of activities are available? • Does the home arrange transportation? Cody Davis (575) 631-8389 can answer your questions!
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Part of my nursing home medical record review for fall cases, the MDS in one of the key assessments to look at. Did the facility actually code the fall event and if so, did they code the injury correctly. There are many times a fall is not even coded on the MDS and that is a great concern that is shared with my attorney client. Not only does it cause inaccurate information to the nursing home compare website but potential reimbursement to the facility but leads to inaccurate CAA triggers and plan of care decisions. Bottom line is evidence of system errors within the facility.
Assessing the Accuracy of Nursing Home Falls Reporting in MDS Assessments
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True or False: The median cost of a semi-private room in a U.S. nursing home is $4,000/month. The answer – false! According to the 2023 Genworth Cost of Care Survey, a semi-private room rings up to over $8,600/month, and a private room is over $9,700/month. Nobody likes to think about needing long-term care, but ignoring the possibility can put you and your family in a tough spot. This week, we’re sharing four things to know when planning for the cost of long-term care.
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