Long Term Care

As health care reform continues to unfold and affect organizations across the care continuum, retirement communities, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living centers, home health agencies, and hospices must find ways to gain operational efficiency and enhance revenue during an era of increasing reimbursement pressure from Medicare, Medicaid, and other payers.

Gaining traction in the new world of health care requires teaming with an advisor who understands your industry, has nationally recognized expertise in health care reform issues, and can help you focus more of your time on what you do best: providing your residents with quality care.

Many senior living organizations share certain characteristics, but we’ve served the industry long enough to know that every facility is unique. That’s why we never apply a one-size-fits-all approach but rather come to each client relationship with open ears and eyes, listening first to your needs and circumstances before offering expertise on a given subject. We serve over 200 clients in the long term sector nationally, and we are prepared to serve you.

We serve a wide range of senior living facilities, from those with fewer than 60 beds to some of the nation’s largest organizations, and many of our clients have been with us for decades. They stay with us because they appreciate the level of personal attention they receive, the health care experience we bring to the table, and our deep involvement in the industry associations that matter to them, including:

• American Health Care Association
• Arizona Health Care Association
• California Association of Health Facilities
• LeadingAge National
• LeadingAge of Arizona
• LeadingAge of California
• LeadingAge of Oregon
• LeadingAge of Texas
• LeadingAge of Washington
• National Investment Center
• Oregon Health Care Association
• Washington Health Care Association

More than 200 long-term care organizations rely on Moss Adams for accounting and advisory services, including:

• Continuing care retirement communities
• Retirement centers and communities
• Assisted living facilities
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Home health agencies
• Hospice centers