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It’s getting tougher to keep assisted living buildings filled, but some explanations as to why seem to be ill-fitting.

If you can deliver post-acute care at a lower cost than the skilled care joint down the street, you just might find yourself swimming in a very nice new revenue stream.

Like the citizens of Troy who failed to realize a hollow wooden horse contained something terrible, senior living operators have ignored the real threat Medicaid might unleash: federal rules and regulations.

If you are a senior living operator and your rents went up a bit last year, that’s a good thing, right? As it turns out, the answer may not be so obvious.

Nobody in the senior living industry wants federal standards and regulations, but signs increasingly suggest that states eventually might have to hand over the keys.

The latest occupancy numbers for assisted living point to absorption issues. But they may reveal another issue as well.

It’s starting to look like assisted living communities and skilled nursing facilities simply may become spokes connected to a hub controlled by somebody else.

Assisted living operators increasingly are serving residents with severe physical and cognitive challenges, are accepting Medicaid dollars and are getting into trouble while doing so. In other words, they...

If this field is not going to hold its bad actors accountable, then you can bet that it’s just a matter of time until someone else steps in.

Assisted living operators have marketed themselves as “un-nursing homes.” But the field may have just made that position more difficult to defend.