Perspective
Feb. 22, 2017
Small health care facilities struggle to stay open amid uncertainty
The supply of small, privately owned residential health care facilities is shrinking as owners find it challenging to comply with regulations while remaining profitable. By Howard Ehrenberg
Howard Ehrenberg
managing member
SulmeyerKupetz
business litigation
333 S Hope St, Fl 35
Los Angeles , CA 90071-1406
Phone: (213) 617-5271
Fax: (213) 629-4520
Email: hehrenberg@sulmeyerlaw.com
USC Law School
Howard Ehrenberg is a managing member at SulmeyerKupetz, a premier business, financial restructuring and business litigation law firm in Los Angeles. He can be reached at hehrenberg@sulmeyerlaw.com or (213) 617-5271
As tens of millions of baby boomers become elders, California is on the brink of having the largest population of seniors in its history. With this aging population comes an increased demand for accessible health care, including residential nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities. However, even as the demand grows, the supply of privately owned residential health care facilities is shrinking as owners find it increasingly ...
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