NIC Notes

Insights in Seniors Housing & Care

Economic Trends  |  Senior Housing  |  Skilled Nursing  |  Workforce

How Could Advances in Alzheimer’s Research and Funding Potentially Impact the Demand for Services?

By: Liz Liberman  |  November 29, 2017

Though a cure for Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias remains elusive, progress is being made to slow the course of the disease and better treat its symptoms. These advances have the potential to affect the future demand for memory care services and facilities.

Economic Trends  |  Market Trends  |  Senior Housing  |  Skilled Nursing  |  Workforce

Closed Volume in Third Quarter at $5 Billion, Institutional Buyers Represent Growing Share

By: Bill Kauffman  |  November 16, 2017

Updated third quarter data shows seniors housing and care transactions volume in the third quarter of 2017 registered $5.0 billion. That includes $1.5 billion in seniors housing and $3.5 billion in nursing care. The total volume was up 129% from the prior quarter’s $2.2B and up 6% from the third quarter of 2016 when volume totaled $4.7 billion.

Workforce

U.S. economy created 261,000 jobs in October 2017

By: Beth Mace  |  November 06, 2017

The Labor Department reported that there were 261,000 jobs created in the U.S. economy in October. This was below the consensus expectation of 310,000 jobs. The smaller than expected October increase may have reflected upward revisions to the September employment estimates which showed that the effects of the hurricanes were less than initially reported. Indeed, the preliminary loss of 33,000 jobs in September were revised to a positive gain of 18,000 jobs. The average job gain for September and October was 140,000, below the 176,000 average of the first eight months of the year.

Ideas and Discussion  |  Skilled Nursing  |  Workforce

Investments in Operations Hold Promise for Seniors Housing and Care

By: Liz Liberman  |  November 01, 2017

The 2017 NIC Fall Conference featured valuable programming content for stakeholders in the seniors housing and care industry. Throughout the conference, key themes emerged both on and off the stage. A frequent topic of discussion was the evolution of the skilled nursing industry, and more notably, the importance of efficient operations for success. Not only do operators require efficiency, but they also must be nimble and empowered to adapt to their unique markets while using data to influence decision-making and partnerships.

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