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Regulations, tech, and upgrades constantly challenge senior care businesses
Senior care businesses face unique challenges in delivering quality care to an aging population. Rising operational costs, particularly in staffing, make it difficult to attract and retain skilled caregivers. Compliance with ever-changing healthcare regulations adds further complexity. Providers may also need to invest in costly technology like electronic health records and telemedicine to stay competitive. With limited access to affordable financing for facility upgrades or expansions, growth and innovation can be hindered.
Baby boomers aging is accelerating the growth of the senior care industry
As baby boomers age, senior care businesses have a unique opportunity to thrive by addressing growing demand. Some trends that Senior Health Care businesses are seeing:
- The need for home health aides and personal care aides is expected to grow by 25% by 2031, far above the average for other professions.
- Telehealth adoption surged during the pandemic, with 45% of seniors using telemedicine.
With these trends in mind, senior care businesses have a significant opportunity to grow by investing in both staffing and technology. By focusing on hiring skilled labor, businesses can meet the increasing demand for personalized care. Additionally, integrating telehealth and other tech solutions can help streamline operations, improve patient outcomes, and attract tech-savvy families seeking modern care options.
An SBA loan can be a key tool in financing this growth. SBA 7a loans can provide the capital needed to expand teams, invest in telehealth platforms, or upgrade facilities to accommodate more patients. Whereas an SBA 504 is ideal for purchasing facilities and updating equipment. With flexible terms and lower down payments than conventional loans, SBA loans offer senior care businesses the financial boost they need without straining cash flow.
First Bank of the Lake is an experienced SBA lender, with over $1.1 billion in loans granted to small businesses. We’ve helped countless small businesses with their financial need, ensuring senior care providers receive personalized guidance they need to navigate the loan process.
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