This article summarizes the webinar and publication that were released in tandem, along with a press release by Baker Tilly. Both single site (SSO) and multi-site (MSO) CCRCs’ FY2022 performance, in many of the ratios, declined as compared to FY2021. In some instances, record-low financial performance, since the report’s inception in 1996, was reported for FY2022. However, Ziegler and Baker Tilly analysts were quick to explain the overarching, market-wide fluctuations that generally led to these outcomes. They also lauded the decisions of many CCRCs to reinvest in the refurbishment and growth of their physical plants and noted that one of the most common areas of redevelopment – new IL apartments – holds the promise of improved revenues and cash flows in the coming year.

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Kylee Childs, MSW, is the Director of Government Affairs.Since joining the association in 2023, she continues to be a fierce and resourceful advocate for aging services in Kansas. Her professional focus has always been service to others through advocacy. Kylee has a master’s degree in social work from the University of Missouri-Columbia, a bachelor's degree in criminology with a minor in Conflict Analysis and Trauma studies from Kansas State University, and a certificate in Grant Proposal Writing from Fort Hays State University. With a professional background in law enforcement and child welfare, and a successful 2023 legislative practicum with the Children's Alliance of Kansas, she brings rich professional experience to her role as Director of Government Affairs, and a front-line perspective on the needs of health and human services providers in our state. When not working, she's spending time with her two daughters. You can reach Kylee directly at 785.670.8051.