NIC Notes

Insights in Seniors Housing & Care

Business Environment  |  COVID-19  |  Executive Survey Insights  |  Market Trends

Executive Survey Insights | Wave 40: April 4 to May 1, 2022

By: Lana Peck  |  May 05, 2022

In a new question in the Wave 40 survey, respondents were asked whether they planned to increase, decrease, or not change their current care offering unit mix. Significantly, one-half of organizations expect to increase the independent living care segment over the next 12-months. On the flip side, one out of five respondents (21%) expect to decrease the nursing care segment. Regarding the current share of all full-time open positions across respondent organizations, in the Wave 40 survey, one-quarter have more than 20% of positions currently unfilled.

Business Environment  |  Ideas and Discussion  |  NIC Spring Conference

“Terrific Environment” for Senior Housing and Care Investment

By: NIC  |  April 21, 2022

The educational programming topics at the recent 2022 NIC Spring Conference focused on the theme “A New Day” for the senior housing and care industry. Read below the opening remarks by Kurt Read, Chair of Board of Directors, NIC, and Principal, RSF Partners, in which he offered a glimpse into the new day, with opportunities awaiting in the sector.

Business Environment  |  Economic Trends  |  Ideas and Discussion  |  Market Trends  |  NIC Spring Conference

5 Ideas for Building Back Occupancy in Senior Housing

By: NIC  |  April 14, 2022

Experts weigh in at 2022 NIC Spring Conference. Rebuilding occupancy is a top priority for the senior living industry. But the old roadmaps to success don’t necessarily apply in the wake of the pandemic and quickly changing market conditions. The labor shortage and shifting consumer preferences only make the task to fill units that much harder.

Business Environment  |  Ideas and Discussion  |  NIC Spring Conference  |  Senior Housing  |  Skilled Nursing

Three Days in Dallas Highlight “A New Day” for the Industry

By: NIC  |  April 08, 2022

More than 1,700 attendees gathered at the 2022 NIC Spring Conference in Dallas last month, surpassing turnout expectations as participants expressed a bullish outlook for the senior housing and skilled nursing sectors after a few challenging years.

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