Capital Senior Living Announces August 2021 Occupancy
Capital Senior Living Corporation (NYSE: CSU) reports a significant occupancy increase, reaching 81.2% in August 2021, a rise of 590 basis points from the pandemic low of 75.3% in February 2021. This marks six consecutive months of growth, attributed to various factors:
- High vaccination rates among residents
- Active engagement with local referral partners
- Positive sales indicators, including leads and tours
- Implementation of resident-centric programs like Magnolia Trails
- Occupancy increased to 81.2% in August 2021, marking a 590 basis point recovery from pandemic lows.
- Six consecutive months of occupancy growth demonstrate a positive trend in the business.
- Strong leading indicators including increased leads, tours, and sales activities suggest robust market engagement.
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An increase of 590 basis points from the pandemic low
August marks the sixth month of consecutive growth for the Company with occupancy at
Several factors continue to contribute to increased occupancy:
- Nearly all residents are fully vaccinated, coupled with open visitation and communal activities at all communities
- Increased virtual and in-person engagement with local referral partners to help identify appropriate resident candidates
- Strong leading indicators such as leads, tours and overall sales activities
- The continued implementation of differentiated resident-centric programs, such as the Magnolia Trails memory care program
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