Senior Living Providers Devise New Strategies to Tackle ACOs

In an ever-evolving healthcare landscape that demands higher care quality at lower costs, several senior living providers are engineering various strategies to establish themselves as partners in Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs). Diversified service offerings across the post-acute care continuum, or building near existing hospitals and health systems are just a few practices senior living providers […]

Movers & Shakers — People and Positions for July, Part II

Legacy Healthcare Expands Team Legacy Healthcare, which owns and operates 17 skilled nursing centers in Illinois, has hired Kristin Scott as regional director of business development and Erik Iverson as director of business development for Warren Barr North Shore.   Scott brings to the position experience in physician relations and business development, most recently working […]

Health Care Affiliations On the Rise, Require Careful Consideration

Affiliation between health care providers is expected to continue at a relatively rapid pace as organizations address the pressures of mounting healthcare legislation and the need for scale and diversification of service offerings. Some senior living providers have recently targeted affiliation as a means to accomplish these goals, especially among non-profit operators that offer heath […]

Senior Living Teams with Hospital System to Plug Onsite Care Gaps

While many senior living operators work together with hospital systems on a resident referral basis, one provider is taking the relationship a step further by bringing some hospital services on site through a collaboration that is three years in the making. St. Paul, Minnesota-based Presbyterian Homes & Services (PHS) is preparing to develop a new […]

Five Reasons Healthcare Reform Can’t Ignore Assisted Living

Assisted living hasn’t been a major focus of healthcare reform and how it fits into the nation’s healthcare system, but industry stakeholders say that doesn’t mean it won’t be impacted. Healthcare reform is poised to make a splash in the assisted living world for a number of reasons, including more acute care knowledge of what […]

Developer Pledges $1 Billion for New Senior Housing Construction

A Michigan-based developer of senior housing communities has big plans for new construction over the next few years—they could amount to a billion dollars in development. Wyoming, Michigan-based Granger Group LLC is planning $1 billion worth of senior housing developments over the course of the next three years, Vice President of Development Jason Granger told […]

Five Healthcare Trends That Will Impact Senior Living

The Affordable Care Act is causing a sea change in the healthcare industry at large, and several emerging trends are expected to impact the long-term care industry as well, including a movement toward in-home services.  Five trends in particular are worth noting, Senator Bill Frist, the keynote speaker for the National Investment Center for the […]

In the Pipeline: Senior Housing Construction Projects (1/9/14)

Construction: Planned Isakson Living $200M CCRC Delayed Again A $200 million senior living project from Isakson Living has been delayed again following the rescheduling of a zoning hearing by the Cobb Planning Commission of Cobb County Georgia, reports the local Patch. The delay, according to Patch, was due to the commission’s decision to appoint a […]