Skilled Nursing News January 17, 2022
Amy Stulick

Some investors are most concerned about skilled nursing recovery, out of a wide range of industries, including those outside of the health care space.

HilltopSecurities in a December survey found about 65% of its respondents named skilled nursing as a concerning sector for investments in 2022, with senior living just behind at 60%, followed by project finance, higher education, student housing, charter schools and health care.

Findings are surprising given the industry’s robust M&A market in 2021, but Hilltop Senior Managing Director Yaffa Rattner said investor perspectives change from the M&A market to the bond market – respondents were composed of the latter.

Outlooks don’t generally overlap between the bond market and M&A; participants have different drivers for their investment...

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