First Citizens Bank Arranges $260 Million in Financing for Skilled Nursing Facilities
First Citizens Bank arranged a $260 million loan to refinance 12 skilled nursing facilities in Maryland, providing care to individuals needing rehabilitation or 24-hour medical attention. The borrower is a Midwest-based healthcare real estate investment company. The Healthcare Finance division of First Citizens specializes in providing financing solutions to middle market healthcare companies across the U.S.
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The borrower is a Midwest-based healthcare real estate investment and management company that invests in a variety of post-acute facilities with Investments in over 24 states.
These specific licensed facilities represent more than 1,500 skilled nursing beds, which typically offer care to individuals who need rehabilitation from injury, wound care or who suffer from serious or persistent health issues requiring 24-hour medical attention.
"Skilled Nursing is a critical piece of the post-acute spectrum of care, and we are pleased to have supported this financing on behalf of a new client," said William Douglass, head of First Citizens Healthcare Finance.
"Our team quickly understood the key needs and priorities and were able to leverage First Citizen's sector knowledge to ensure a smooth execution. We were able to deliver on the promises we made," said Michael Coiley, a managing director on the Healthcare Finance team.
First Citizens Healthcare Finance provides comprehensive financing and banking solutions to middle market healthcare companies across the
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