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Who owns most of the nursing homes in the US? A look at industry ownership

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 70% of nursing homes in the United States are owned by for-profit entities. Understanding who owns most of the nursing homes in the US reveals a complex landscape dominated by corporate chains and, to a lesser extent, private equity firms, alongside non-profit and government-run facilities. The ownership model can significantly impact the quality of care and resident outcomes, making this a critical issue for families and policymakers.

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What type of business is a long-term care facility?

The number of Americans over 60 is projected to more than double by 2050, highlighting a growing demand for long-term care facilities. So, what type of business is a long-term care facility? It is a specialized, highly regulated healthcare enterprise that provides a continuum of residential and medical services to individuals who cannot live independently. The business models vary, from for-profit entities to non-profit organizations, with complex financial structures and operational requirements.

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