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Before Financing a Post-Acute Portfolio
Before financing a post-acute portfolio, identify the operating family, recorded lender relationships, ownership changes, financial coverage, and concentration of distressed facilities. Capital relationships are recorded in federal filings, but they are scattered across entities that do not reference each other. Who Owns Care resolves them into one counterparty picture, and never confuses a lender with an operator.
What You Can Establish Before the Decision
- Recorded lender and security relationships across an operating family
- Ownership changes in the portfolio: who bought, who sold, and when
- Financial reporting coverage and results from exactly attributed HCRIS periods
- The concentration of high and severe Distress 2.0 bands inside the portfolio
- Property owners and capital roles kept typed and separate from operating control
Why Who Owns Care is different.
- The operating family is kept separate from the legal parent; a legal parent never replaces the operating-family boundary.
- Lenders and property owners are never treated as operators.
- Every relationship is typed and sourced to the filing it came from.
- Historical financial periods are attributed conservatively; periods straddling an ownership change are never attributed to either party.
- Unresolved evidence remains unresolved rather than being forced into a grouping.
- Acquisition analysis describes temporal association, not causation.
Where to Start
Lender Exposure Report ($599) State Ownership Dataset ($249) Recorded lender relationships hub
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