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National Health Investors, Inc. (NHI) filings document the disclosures of a self-managed healthcare and senior housing REIT. Its regulatory record includes Form 8-K reports for investor presentations, supplemental financial information, material events, executive-transition governance matters and equity distribution agreements, along with registration materials tied to common stock offerings.
Proxy materials cover board matters, executive compensation and shareholder voting topics. NHI filings also describe its Real Estate Investments and SHOP segments, capital structure, NYSE-listed common stock, lease and interest-income exposures, development and construction risks, tenant, manager and borrower performance, environmental matters and other risk factors affecting senior housing and medical facility investments.
National Health Investors, Inc. filing provides exhibit and organizational detail for a registration on Form S-3, listing numerous subsidiary and property-holding entities across many states and confirming corporate governance documents and indemnification provisions. The filing references amended articles and bylaws, multiple indentures and supplemental indentures for debt securities (including a January 26, 2021 indenture and a July 7, 2025 third supplemental indenture), and legal and tax opinions from Hogan Lovells US LLP and consent from BDO USA, LLP. It describes statutory and contractual indemnification frameworks for directors, officers, general partners and managers under Maryland, Delaware, South Carolina, Idaho and other state laws, and incorporates forms for equity, debt, preferred stock, warrants and units as exhibits.
National Health Investors, Inc. notified that a tenant failed to cure identified non-monetary lease breaches by the August 29, 2025 cure deadline. On September 8, 2025, NHI sent formal written notice that the tenant remains in default under the Master Lease because the specified non-compliance was not remedied. Under the Master Lease, a remaining uncured default after the contractual 30-day cure period allows NHI to declare an Event of Default and pursue all remedies the lease permits.