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Press Room - 2004 NIC Press Releases
March
NIC Names Anthony J. Mullen As Research Director and Elects Two New Board Members
NIC to Launch the Industry's First Database Tracking 30 Largest Metropolitan Areas for the Seniors Housing Industry
April
Senior Living Financial Indicators Show Increases in Permanent Debt Delinquencies for Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing
$5 Million Erickson Foundation Gift Launches School for Seniors Housing and Aging Services at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County
NIC And ASHA Announce Standardized Classifications For Seniors Housing Property Types
July
Major Senior Living Conference With Premier Educational Sessions For Operators & Investors Coming to Chicago On October 6-8
Key Financial Indicators Show Decreases In Permanent Debt Delinquencies For Assisted Living And Skilled Nursing
August
NIC Launches Seniors Housing Data And Analysis Service
October
NIC Research Update Shows Senior Living Market Capitalization Up 15 Percent Over The Past Six Years
Senior Living Key Financial Indicators Show Lending Volume Down for the Largest Lenders
New NIC Executive Development Program Launches At The Erickson School of Aging Studies at UMBC
December
Study Shows Satisfied Employees Predict Satisfied Families
The Development of Seniors Housing & Care
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