Senior Housing News March 13, 2025
Austin Montgomery

Fresh off of its latest growth push, Oxford Senior Living is looking inward to improve its operations in 2025 and prepare for a changing customer.

The company recently acquired a former life plan community in Kansas and is in the midst of stabilizing that property as the operator nears two dozen communities across the midwest and southeastern U.S.

In 2025, Oxford CEO Chris Dennis told Senior Housing News the Wichita, Kansas-based operator’s “number one goal” is increasing revenue as occupancy improves, while also eliminating overtime and collecting receivable payments sooner to improve financial reporting.

In 2024, Oxford acquired a closed on a life plan community campus in Wichita, Kansas, and reopened the 137-unit community without skilled nursing care last June....

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