Home Health Care News October 28, 2020
Andrew Donlan

Over half of the U.S.’s largest nonprofit senior living organizations now offer some sort of home- and community-based services.

That’s according to the LZ 200, an annual report conducted by the aging-focused advocacy organization LeadingAge and Ziegler Healthcare Investment Banking. Chicago-based Ziegler is a privately held investment bank specializing in home health care and senior living, among other areas.

“This LZ 200 report is one of our most important publications in helping inform the senior living and care industry during such a critical year,” Dan Hermann, the president, CEO and head of investment banking at Ziegler, said in a press release. “As the industry strives to provide the best care during the COVID-19 pandemic, these insights on the largest not...

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