Questions about Senior Living

Hola,

I'm building a senior living technology service. I'm in the late-innings with several opportunities in the assisted living / memory care space. I'm getting unexpected push-back late in the sales cycle around pricing and wanted to pick the brain of those more informed from a financial perspective.

1. In for-profit, private-pay senior living (i.e. assisted living, memory care), can someone confirm stabilized communities have operating margins around 28-38%? Can anyone share anything more on the financials of private-pay, for-profit communities? There is almost no data on the public internet about this industry.

2. Has anyone seen any unique sales / revenue models for service providers that really resonate in senior living? We are replicating the Valet Trash sales / revenue model where the facility purchases the service and then passes the costs down to the consumer with premium. We charge $2.00/day/bed the first year and then $1.00/day/bed when the service is active every year after that. Facilities are to charge however much they want with additional income dropping straight to the bottom line to juice NOI / CAP RATE. Any critique or how I could sell this, financially, even harder?

Any other sentiment or general thoughts from industry experts would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for any consideration fellow monkeys.

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