‘Super-Regional’ Providers Will Shape Next Senior Living Era

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The expansion of regional senior living providers has been an ongoing trend in 2021. Some of these companies are gaining so much scale, they are becoming “super regionals.”

I’ve heard the term “super regional” increasingly this year, including at the recent Argentum conference. This chatter makes sense, as transactions in the last few months have added 20-plus communities to several regional operators, including Phoenix Senior Living, Oaks Senior Living and Pathway to Living. Providers such as Oakmont Senior Living, Aegis Living and Cedarhurst Senior Living are also gaining significant regional scale through a mixture of acquisitions and development.

The senior living industry appears to be entering the age of super regionals, with the operators above joining the ranks of super-regional companies such as Benchmark, Arbor Company, ALG Senior and Gardant.

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