PUBLICATIONS

Ziegler is pleased to announce the publication of its new white paper, “Deconstructing the Telehealth Industry: Part IV – Health. Virtually. Everywhere.,” highlighting the latest virtual care trends and use cases in key areas, including workforce optimization, remote monitoring, behavioral health, digital patient navigation, decentralized clinical trials and emerging topics such as lab testing, pharmacy and diagnostic imaging.

A joint effort between Ziegler and Senior Housing News, this publication explores ways today’s senior housing & care CFO can evaluate technology solutions, expand your network of financing options and discreetly execute a sale process.

A report detailing the nation’s 200 largest not-for-profit senior living providers, as well as relevant business trends for the industry.

A glossary of senior living finance terms

Ziegler, in cooperation with NIC, is pleased to present the results of our latest Ziegler NIC Lender Survey. The purpose of this survey is to provide greater transparency to developers, owners, operators and other capital markets professionals investing in senior housing and skilled nursing communities. We will continue these meaningful surveys on a quarterly basis in order to provide key data points over time.

The municipal bond market was virtually drama free throughout 2021. Following the overall municipal market’s footprints, the healthcare bond market was very attractive for borrowers as well. Our Healthcare Year in Review recaps last year’s markets and touches on current market conditions and what they might mean for interest rates in 2022.

In this report, Ziegler Credit Surveillance examines the extent to which COVID-19 affected senior living providers, using its median ratio sample group as a proxy. The report focuses on determining the financial impact on core operations, as well as sifting out the accounting impact of the various governmental aid programs.

We believe providing median ratios stratified by revenue gives hospitals and health systems a more accurate means for benchmarking and comparative analysis. In the second installment of the Ziegler Not-For-Profit Healthcare Medians, our goal continues to be the same: to provide an analytical tool that creates transparency and enhances benchmarking capabilities for hospitals and health systems.

Ziegler Credit Surveillance (ZCS) is pleased to present this annual study of 19 financial ratio median and quartile values we deem important for analyzing the credit quality of not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs). These ratios address profitability, liquidity, cash flow, and capital structure.

Ziegler, in cooperation with NIC, is pleased to present the results of our latest Ziegler NIC Lender Survey covering the first quarter. The purpose of this survey is to provide greater transparency to developers, owners, operators and other capital markets professionals investing in senior housing and skilled nursing communities. We will continue these meaningful surveys on a quarterly basis in order to provide key data points over time.