Andrew Christman
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United Methodist Communities Appoints Interim Leader Following Exit of CEO (opens the original)
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United Methodist Communities has appointed Bob Peterson as its interim president and CEO. The senior living operator announced President and CEO Mark Lenhard’s exit on Wednesday. Lenhard is leaving United Methodist to lead aging services organization Parker Health Group. His remaining time with the organization will be spent as counsel to Peterson, according to a press release. Peterson has served with United Methodist Communities since 2019, when he acted as chief financial officer. He is credi
Movers and Shakers: Ingleside President, CEO to Retire; Meadowood Names Next Leader (opens the original)
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Movers & Shakers is brought to you by the Senior Housing News Job Board. Browse and apply to management and executive senior living jobs and positions from leading professional firms serving the industry. Employers can post single jobs, purchase job packages or our premium subscription that includes unlimited job posts and editorial coverage for one year. Visit SHN Jobs today. Ingleside’s President and CEO Lynn O’Connor will retire on May 7, 2027. O’Connor’s start in the aging services professio
‘You Become Very Hands-On': How Smaller, Boutique Senior Living Operators Compete (opens the original)
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Smaller operators might have less total revenue than their larger peers, but that doesn’t mean they are at a disadvantage compared to them. Many smaller operators see their communities as boutique in nature, and these companies’ small footprints, usually no more than a dozen communities, lets them keep it that way by staying closer to the ground, so to speak. Champlin, Minnesota-based nonprofit Vista Prairie Communities is one such operator with 12 communities and around 943 units across its por
Healthspan, Staffing, Revenue: Inside Senior Living Industry’s Margin-Boosting Efforts (opens the original)
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The senior living industry has shifted from occupancy recovery to margin growth as capacity narrows, and operators are boosting healthspan of residents, improving their workforce and more closely managing revenue. Higher rent and occupancy growth in recent quarters have not necessarily spelled margin growth, according to a new NIC report. Labor efficiency, expense management, pricing and a keen eye for local market and property characteristics can make all the difference with regard to margins,
Senior Living Transaction Activity Surging in Canada as Occupancy Rises (opens the original)
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Senior housing transaction and investment activity is surging in Canadian markets while occupancy climbs. That’s according to a new report from Cushman & Wakefield covering of the Canadian senior housing market. The report’s authors noted that stakeholders completed $8 billion in Canadian senior housing and care property transactions so far in 2026, up from the previous high of $4.9 billion from 2007. Occupancy in Canadian region to an average of 94%, representing a 2.5% gain since the same peri
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