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Nursing home acquisitions and skilled nursing M&A

WhoOwnsCare attributes 145 recorded changes of ownership to the corporate family that acquired the facility, across California, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania and New York. That attribution is what turns a list of filings into a view of who is actually buying.

Nothing on this page indicates that a facility is for sale. These are completed, recorded Medicare ownership transfers.

CMS ownership and enrollment files 2026-08-19Retrieved 2026-08-20Ownership graph generated 2026-08-20

Who is buying nursing homes?

Acquiring corporate familyFacilities acquired
Front Porch Communities and Services6
West Coke County Hospital District4
Ballinger Memorial Hospital District3
Tyler County Hospital District3
Aspen Skilled Healthcare Inc3
Regency Integrated Health Services LLC3
Baylor County Hospital District3
Allied Services Personal Care, Inc.2
Olney-Hamilton Hospital District2
El Paso County Hospital District2
Hunt Memorial Hospital District2
Memorial Medical Center2
Lutheran Senior Services2
Asd6, LLC1
Asbw, LLC1

Who is selling nursing homes?

Selling corporate familyFacilities divested
Life Care Centers of America, Inc.7
Memorial Medical Center6
Covenant Care, LLC5
Grancare LLC5
Ballinger Memorial Hospital District4
Regency Integrated Health Services LLC4
Diakon4
Presence Senior Services Chicagoland3
Lion Plaza LP3
Eskaton Properties Incorporated3
Uptown FS LLC2
Sunbridge Healthcare LLC2
SLM Investments LLC2
Canton Long Term Care, LLC1
Buffalo Creek Healthcare LLC1

Sellers are matched by their own registered identity, not by the enrolment identifier recorded on the filing — that identifier belongs to an enrolment that no longer exists.

Operators contracting

Corporate familyAcquisitionsDivestituresMomentum
Memorial Medical Center26Contracting
Covenant Care, LLC05Contracting

How to buy a nursing home, and what the public record shows

Skilled nursing transactions are not published as deals. What is public is the Medicare change-of-ownership filing that follows one, the enrolment records of the entities on each side, and the cost reports those entities file afterwards. Together those three sources show who is accumulating buildings, who is exiting, and which operators have the financial profile of a seller.

What the public record does not contain is price, terms, or any listing of facilities offered for sale. Any site presenting a distressed facility as available to buy is inferring that, and WhoOwnsCare does not.

Common questions

Who is buying the most nursing homes?

Across covered states, Front Porch Communities and Services has acquired the most facilities — 6.

How do I find nursing homes for sale?

Public Medicare data does not list facilities for sale. It records completed ownership transfers, and shows which operators are contracting — which is where diligence usually starts.

How much does it cost to buy a nursing home?

Transaction prices are not in the public record. Cost reports do show revenue, operating margin, occupancy and payer mix for the facilities themselves.