NIC Notes

Insights in Seniors Housing & Care

Innovations That Work  |  NIC Fall Conference  |  Senior Housing

Submit Now for NIC’s Innovations that Work

By: NIC  |  May 28, 2021

Back by popular demand, NIC’s Innovations that Work offer real world solutions via fast-paced presentations that will premier during the 2021 Fall season.

Market Trends  |  NIC Fall Conference  |  Senior Housing

Middle-Market Model Requires Creative Approaches

By: NIC  |  January 12, 2021

The senior living market faces a new reality. The economic fallout of the pandemic has put pressure on the affordability of many communities. Elders who previously had the resources to move into a community may no longer be able to do so, expanding the already large group of seniors with modest incomes in need of housing. At the same time, more middle-income seniors are drifting into the low-cost end of the market.

NIC Fall Conference  |  Senior Housing  |  Skilled Nursing

Valuations in a Pandemic: Seniors Housing and Skilled Nursing

By: NIC  |  November 09, 2020

The 2020 NIC Fall Conference, though held on a virtual platform, presented all the relevance, insight, and expert analysis that attendees have come to expect from the industry’s premier event. Always a staple, sessions focusing on valuations this year were, for some, of particular interest. Amidst a historic global pandemic, which has driven sharp declines in occupancy rates, increased costs, drawn unprecedented media attention, and hastened operational disruption, NIC hosted two discussions on how all of this is impacting valuations across both seniors housing and skilled nursing property types.

COVID-19  |  Ideas and Discussion  |  NIC Fall Conference  |  Regulatory Environment  |  Senior Housing  |  Skilled Nursing

NIC Conference Keynote on Policy Offers Candor and Optimism

By: NIC  |  October 26, 2020

Seniors Housing and Government Can Work Together for a Bright Future.  One of the attractions of any NIC Conference is the caliber of thought leadership and insight provided in main stage keynote sessions. Typical keynotes, held in large ballrooms, hardly feel intimate. In contrast, much of the 2020 NIC Fall Conference, hosted on a virtual platform that put every speaker and attendee on a face-to-face basis, felt close, personal, and disarmingly genuine. This dynamic was on display for one of the most anticipated keynote discussions of the nation’s most important seniors housing and care event.

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