Skilled Nursing News March 21, 2025
Financial leaders were generally more optimistic at the beginning of the year in terms of a capital market forecast. Now, however, that outlook has changed due to perceptions of economic instability and the threat of potential federal Medicaid cuts.
Now, for facilities to succeed at raising funds for additions or improvements, possession of liquidity and speciality services matter more than ever, given a continued rollercoaster of policy and reimbursement uncertainty.
Executives in the nursing home space still characterize capital markets in the sector as uncertain, even as census has been rebounding. Suburban markets are generally doing better than urban and rural markets in attracting capital, Pat McCormick, partner with Plante Moran specializing in senior care and living, told Skilled...
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