Ignite Medical Resorts

Ignite Medical Resorts completed the acquisition of two northwest Indiana skilled nursing facilities Tuesday, swelling its total holdings to 21.

LTC Properties has invested more than $240 million year-to-date. This is the real estate investment trust’s largest investment year since 2015, according to Chairman and CEO Wendy Simpson.

Barry Carr, chairman and co-founder, Ignite Medical Resorts, was named an “Unsung Hero” in the 2023 McKnight’s Pinnacle Awards.

LTC Properties plans to sell approximately half of the 35 Brookdale Senior Living communities it owns and re-lease the other half, Chief Investment Officer and Co-President Clint Malin said Friday during...

Thirty top industry veterans who have set new standards, driven change and inspired others have been named to the inaugural class of McKnight’s Pinnacle Awards winners, organizers announced Monday.

A skilled nursing facility operated by Ignite Medical Resorts is the first in the state of Oklahoma to receive accreditation by The Joint Commission.

As Invesque continues its push to adjust its portfolio to be predominantly senior housing, Chairman and CEO Scott White said that the company is seeing positive momentum and expects to see continued growth...

Second-quarter earnings calls continued Wednesday with updates from Welltower and Invesque.

Westlake Village, CA-based LTC Properties has invested $10 million in senior housing and care properties this year, which is more than its investments for all of last year, Chairman and CEO Wendy Simpson...

Combining pay increases with innovative benefits and a culture that rewards loyalty is a key way to improve long-term care hiring and retention, six industry leaders said last week.