The most-read Senior Housing News stories from the past week both involved COOs. Last Monday, readers were eager to hear more about why Chicago-based Senior Lifestyle decided to appoint co-COOs. A day later, the hot story was that Labeed Diab is exiting the COO post Read More »
Oakmont Senior Living Embroiled in Wildfire Evacuation Controversy
Oakmont Senior Living is under media scrutiny for how it handled the evacuation of a community last week during the devastating wildfires in Northern California. A family-owned and operated business, Oakmont has planned and developed more than 40 senior living communities in the western United Read More »
Senior Lifestyle CEO: C-Suite Restructure Already Paying Off
One of the nation’s largest senior living providers, Senior Lifestyle, has reconfigured its leadership structure with the goal of being more nimble even as it gains scale. Its growth is expected to come in both senior housing and ancillary services such as home health. The Read More »
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Potential Labor Laws Threaten Senior Living Profitability
While federal policies have shifted in a pro-business direction since President Donald Trump took office last January, potential labor law changes still could threaten the bottom line for senior living providers. “It has played out that the new administration is friendlier to business,” Maribeth Bersani, COO Read More »
Sunshine Retirement Offers Discount for Victims of Wildfires
Wildfires sweeping across Northern California have led to mass evacuations, with seniors among more than 20,000 people who fled their homes—thousands of which have been destroyed. It’s likely that some of these displaced older adults will now decide to live in a senior housing community, Read More »
Provision Living Finds Success at a Fraction of Its Former Size
Bigger is not always better in senior living. The struggles of industry giant Brookdale (NYSE: BKD) are evidence of this, but a different provider—St. Louis-based Provision Living—offers another case study in the merits of being a leaner, more focused enterprise. Founded in 2005, Provision had grown Read More »
StoneGate Senior Living Upgrades Referral Management with New Center
StoneGate Senior Living is launching a “Central Intake Center” at its Dallas headquarters, with the goal of achieving increased referrals and move-ins. The new center is focused on medical referrals for StoneGate’s 12 Dallas-area skilled nursing facilities, but the management company ultimately wants to centralize intake Read More »
Berkadia Bullish on Senior Housing After Its $1 Billion Day
One of the largest and priciest senior housing deals of the year has been Columbia Pacific Advisors’ acquisition of 79 Hawthorn Retirement Group properties, announced in June. That transaction also contributed to a banner day for Berkadia on Sept. 7, when the firm’s Seniors Housing Read More »
Nonprofit Provider Extends Length of Stay with Telehealth Program
Senior living providers are always looking for ways to keep residents healthier and prevent move-outs to higher care levels. Lutheran Senior Services has achieved these twin goals through a telehealth program dubbed Project Wellness. The nonprofit provider has achieved an 11% reduction in move-outs to Read More »
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