From Default to Recovery: Rethinking HUD’s Nursing Facility Oversight
A call for smarter, faster HUD resolutions that distinguish strong operators from chronic defaulters while protecting taxpayer funds.
5 Ways HUD Can Rein in Repeat Risk from Lenders
Five targeted reforms to help HUD resolve distressed nursing home loans faster and prevent bad actors from re-entering the program.
Don’t Wait for a Default: HUD Needs an Early Intervention Playbook
HUD should require greater accountability from underwriters and servicers who repeatedly back failing nursing home operators.
Reforming Discharge Rules in Skilled Nursing Facilities: A Targeted Fix to a Broken Process
Current discharge regulations hinder skilled nursing facilities from safely and sustainably managing residents with severe behavioral or financial issues, necessitating targeted reforms to protect both residents and providers.
Time to Retire COVID-Era Reporting Obligations for Skilled Nursing Facilities
CMS should retire outdated COVID-era reporting mandates for SNFs, which no longer serve a meaningful purpose and divert valuable time and resources away from patient care.
Modernizing SNF Oversight: How Accreditation Can Cut Costs & Improve Care
Expanding SNF accreditation streamlines oversight, improves care quality, and cuts costs.
Reimagining Veterans’ Nursing Homes: Can Public-Private Partnerships Improve Care and Save Costs?
Exploring innovative partnerships could help provide modernized, veteran-focused care while controlling costs.
Rethinking the Narrative: Stories that Shape Nursing Home Policy
Challenging the conventional wisdom in nursing home policy to build a system that rewards quality, not excuses.
The Role of Intelligent Process Automation (IPA) in Optimizing HUD Loan Processing
HUD’s nursing home loan process is slow, inefficient, and misaligned with quality standards. Reform is needed to streamline approvals, ensure responsible lending, and support better care outcomes.
Strengthening HUD’s Nursing Home Loan Program Through Quality-Based Underwriting and Process Reforms
HUD’s nursing home loan process is slow, inefficient, and misaligned with quality standards. Reform is needed to streamline approvals, ensure responsible lending, and support better care outcomes.