Austin Montgomery

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

The senior living industry could be “more durable” than some of its real estate counterparts in the years to come with regard to tariffs, while immigration is a bigger, longer-term issue. The impact of tariffs on the senior living industry, along with potential impacts including proposed cuts to Medicare and Medicaid and ongoing deportations, have both created uncertainty in the minds of senior living leadership teams since President Donald Trump won office last November.

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

In the Pipeline is part of your SHN+ subscriptionIn the Pipeline is brought to you by the Senior Housing News Architecture & Design Awards, an annual competition that recognizes cutting-edge design, excellence, and innovation in senior living. All Pro Capital and O’Reilly Development Company, have teamed up to oversee the construction of a 162-unit building in Maumelle, Arkansas, according to a news release.

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

This article is part of your SHN+ subscriptionThe era of double-digit resident rate increases is coming to an end, and senior living operators will have to get more creative to find additional sources of revenue. My view is bolstered by recent data from online senior living monitoring platform LivingPath showing how senior living rental rate growth is decelerating in 2025.

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

The Pennant Group (NASDAQ:PNTG) is growing its senior living portfolio as the company continues its effort to improve operations and identify new expansion opportunities. The Eagle, Idaho-based company in the first quarter of 2025 added three senior living communities, and as part of that deal entered into new triple-net lease agreements comprising 188 units. Pennant also in the quarter added five home health agencies and four hospice agencies to its operational footprint.

1 week ago | skillednursingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

TSOLife, whose data dashboards can be used by skilled nursing staff to translate and transcribe resident interviews, completed a $43 million Series B funding round led by PeakSpan Capital to support the company’s expansion of its software platform and artificial intelligence (AI) goals. TSOLife will use the funding to hire 16 additional engineers and product staff to focus on the rollout of the company’s proprietary AI-driven resident experience platform, according to CEO David Sawyer.