Senior Housing News

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

Senior living credit investment firm Locust Point Capital has closed on a new fund with $668 million in capital commitments. The company’s fund, called Locust Point Private Credit Fund III, represents a 56% increase following the Miami, Florida-based firm’s $428 million fund vehicle in 2020. The firm is using the fund to support “existing limited partners, as well as participation from a select group of new institutional investors,” according to a news release.

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. Cedarhurst Senior Living recently announced the expansion of independent living units at Cedarhurst of Topeka, according to a news release.

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Tim Regan

If you’re interested in learning about and discussing the future of assisted living, check out our RETHINK Conference, taking place Aug. 18-20 in Chicago. Click here for more information and to register. The senior living industry is readying new care models for a new customer, including by bringing more hospitality features into assisted living and baking more care into independent living. But lack of new development is holding the industry back from its true next iteration.

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Austin Montgomery

Senior living operator SRI Management has added 13 communities in the last two years, and the company is keeping up the pace in 2025, according to CEO Don Bishop. Tallahassee, Florida-based SRI manages 57 communities across 13 states, with 25 properties located in the company’s home state of Florida. In 2024, SRI added four communities and this year, it added nine communities, all under third-party management agreements.

1 week ago | seniorhousingnews.com | Andrew Christman

Anthem Memory Care is enhancing its technology suite with new AI platforms in preparation for what is shaping up to be an “exciting year,” according to CEO Isaac Scott. In fact, the West Linn, Oregon-based company is seeking to be among the AI leaders within the senior living industry, according to Scott. AI implementation is becoming increasingly more common within the senior living industry, and many operators are looking to adopt it for a variety of reasons.