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Sell-side advisors · Skilled nursing only

Skilled nursing.Sell side.Nothing else.

We advise owners selling skilled nursing facilities, from the first conversation about value to the change of ownership. Every number we use is public, on SNFRadar.

Since 2014skilled nursing only
$750M+in closed skilled nursing sales
14,690certified buildings tracked on SNFRadar
5published closings, 2025 to 2026
Each point is one of the 14,690 certified skilled nursing facilities in the country (CMS, August 2026). See every one on SNFRadar ↗
Before you are ready to talk

Three useful first steps for owners.

1

See your building's numbers

Occupancy, staffing, inspections and the Medicaid rate, on your building's page. Find it on SNFRadar

2

Understand what drives value

How buyers price a skilled nursing facility, and the handful of things that move the number. Read the valuation guide

3

Get ready, whenever you sell

The documents buyers ask for first, and what sets the timeline. The preparation checklist

The market

14,690 nursing homes. Every one is a building someone owns.

Each point is a certified skilled nursing facility, sized by its beds. It is the record we value every building against, and it is published free on SNFRadar.

Occupancy

Where the beds are full, and where they are not.

37% of buildings are more than 90% full and 21% are under 70%; across the country 80.3% of certified beds are occupied. Census is the first thing a buyer underwrites.

Over 90% full70 to 90%Under 70%

Payer mix

Medicaid pays for most of the days.

In 30% of buildings Medicaid covers three-quarters of resident days or more, and in only 23% less than half. That is why each state's rate method decides so much of a building's value.

75% or more50 to 75%Under half

Your state

Every state reads differently. Start with yours.

Our guide opens here; the rest open snfradar.com, free.

Opens SNFRadar, our free market record. Free to read, no account needed; an account saves buildings and alerts, and it is the same one used for acquisition criteria and the deal room.

Map of every certified skilled nursing facility in the lower 48 states (CMS Provider Information, August 2026) The same buildings coloured by how full they are The same buildings coloured by the share of resident days Medicaid pays
Every building is on SNFRadar ↗
When you call

What a first call looks like.

1

Ten minutes, just us

You tell us about the building and what you want from it. We tell you honestly whether now is the time.

2

A value from the record

Your building's own numbers and the trades around it, before you decide anything.

3

Your decision, your pace

If you go ahead, a quiet process with vetted buyers. If not, you keep the numbers.

When you are ready

Start with a ten-minute conversation.

About your building and what you want from it. It commits you to nothing.

Ask for a call back

Name and one way to reach you. Stan or Christian calls you back.

We use this only to reach you about your question. It stays between us.