Skilled Nursing News May 4, 2022
Alex Zorn

Skilled nursing market activity continues to be robust despite regulatory tailwinds creating a potentially uncertain future for operators.

Last August price per bed valuations were up $17,000 compared to 2020 for the skilled nursing industry, according to seniors housing and SNF brokerage Evans Senior Investments, and valuations have largely stayed at those levels so far in 2022.

“We’re as busy as we’ve ever been in 20 years,” ESI President and Founder Jason Stroiman said during a webinar held this week on the industry’s M&A activity. “There’s so much activity out there and so many new buyers every day coming into the marketplace.”

In New England and in other “very attractive” regions of the country, ESI has closed deals that reached...

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