by AAHA | Dec 15, 2015 | articles
In this edition of The Capital Issue, our feature explores how long-term acute care hospitals are different than skilled nursing facilities while identifying what financing options are available for them. Continuing with the hospital sector, we detail the emerging...
by AAHA | Dec 18, 2012 | articles
From the looming “fiscal cliff” in the United States to the continued debate over growth versus austerity abroad, economic risks continue to drive overall interest rates. Domestically, the Federal Reserve Board (the Fed) actively communicates with market participants...
by AAHA | Dec 18, 2012 | articles
Spurred on by growing economic challenges, many remaining independent community hospitals are currently considering some degree of affiliation with a larger health care system. This is not surprising as hospital mergers and acquisitions have steadily been increasing...
by AAHA | Dec 18, 2012 | articles
Limited in recent years by a domestic recession, capital for new development and expansion/renovation projects has been tight in the senior living sector. Changes in lending and reimbursement have only compounded the credit crunch. Despite these uncertainties, there...
by AAHA | Dec 18, 2012 | articles
Limited in recent years by a domestic recession, capital for new development and expansion/renovation projects has been tight in the senior living sector. Changes in lending and reimbursement have only compounded the credit crunch. Despite these uncertainties, there...
