Four Innovative Financing Strategies for Life Plan Communities to Create Operational Cashflow during COVID-19

With how unpredictable the last year has been, it would be foolish to believe that we can reasonably predict what will happen in the next five years as it relates to Life Plan Community financing and capital markets as a whole.

However, we have learned in recent months that communities can implement innovative financing tactics to create operational cashflow in this current market situation. Here are some thoughts, considerations and possible opportunities for your organization.

Read more insights from Melissa Messina, SVP, HJ Sims, in the Love & Company Blog.

How to Do It… Borrow in a Pandemic

Owner-operators will soon be confronting thorny financial questions as they emerge from the fog of the pandemic. How should skilled facilities prioritize spending? As one banker observed, the capital markets for skilled nursing may not have returned to where they were before COVID-19, but both debt and equity are available for operators who can prove their clinical expertise.

Read more in this McKnight’s article featuring insight from HJ Sims’ Curtis King.

HJ Sims arranges $4M PACE financing for StoneCreek

HJ Sims completed a $3.8 million retroactive Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing package on behalf of StoneCreek Real Estate Partners and Civitas Senior Living, for StoneCreek Littleton, a 92-unit assisted living and memory care facility in Littleton, Colorado that opened in January 2020. Please read more in Senior Housing News.

Why Small Businesses Matter: HJ Sims

HJ Sims ‘ Managing Principal, Bil Sims, was recently interviewed by the Fairfield Hamlethub. In the article, he discusses HJ Sims’ history, investment banking, bond and wealth management expertise. Read more.

Some Changes Made for COVID Will Stick Around, Say Seniors Housing Executives

There are two vaccines for COVID-19 awaiting approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, signaling that there is an end to the pandemic on the distant horizon. However, the impact of the outbreak on the seniors housing industry may be long-lasting.

A group of the industry’s top brass recently suggested that many of the changes made to adapt to the virus may in fact be permanent, and operators should prepare for this.

Read more in Seniors Housing Business.