Skilled Nursing News January 18, 2022
Jordyn Reiland

The COVID-19 pandemic continued to put pressure on an already strained skilled nursing industry in 2021. The next 12 months will be yet another test of resilience.

Looking ahead to 2022, SNFs must stay nimble and inventive to not only survive but thrive. Private equity will continue to lead the nursing home transaction market pack, and the present staffing situation and waning government support may spell trouble for distressed facilities — all the while home care remains the fan favorite among the Biden administration, Congress and much of the general public.

If nursing home operators don’t move past that breaking point and decide to make the tough decisions for the future of skilled nursing now – it may never come.

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