The Deal for the Skilled Nursing Facility Closed on July 1, 2016

Agoura Hills, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/19/2016 -- Riverside Healthcare Center was sold to Reliant Management Group in a lease purchase transaction for $13.1 million. The 188-bed Skilled Nursing facility (SNF) was one of nine communities throughout California that had been operated by Lifehouse Healthcare Services.

With the assistance of Shep Roylance of JCH Senior Housing Group, Lifehouse has been diversifying their portfolio over the last year. Riverside, in particular, has had a troubled past, finding itself on the Specialty Facility Focus (SFF) list for over 47 months. Reliant Management Group successfully graduated Riverside Healthcare Center off the SFF list and exercised its option to purchase the facility in early June 2016. The transaction closed on July 1, 2016.

Located in Riverside, California, this facility is situated on nearly 4 acres and features several one-story buildings, all of which have served different purposes in the past. Over the years, the site has grown to span nearly 40,000 square feet and has 188 licensed beds. Constructed in 1969, Riverside provides a full range of nursing care, rehabilitation care, social services, and support services.

It should be noted that Roylance represented both Lifehouse and Reliant Management Group during this transaction. Reliant Management Group focuses on skilled nursing facilities, long-term acute care hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, and continuing care communities throughout the United States.

In his capacity as Senior Vice President of JCH Senior Housing Group, Roylance specializes in the acquisition and disposition of skilled nursing, assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and continuing care residential facilities. Roylance's knowledge and expertise covers the entire spectrum of the senior housing market. He commented on the acquisition of Riverside, saying "Adding another prominent California facility to our ever-expanding West Coast portfolio is a great step in the right direction, and we are excited to see what will come down the pipeline next."

Furthermore, his knowledge and experience in the intricacies of the bankruptcy court is invaluable in his execution of transactions of facilities in bankruptcy. Although Roylance services individual owner/operators and regional and nation healthcare providers alike, he specifically targets the representation of institutional investor's health care portfolios in part or in entirety. His judicious representation of both buyers and sellers in the senior housing market has earned him an outstanding nationwide reputation.

About JCH Senior Housing Group
The JCH Senior Housing Group team specialize in providing comprehensive financial, investment, and portfolio analysis of all types of senior housing facilities, from residential care facilities to nursing homes and assisted living facilities. For those interested in putting a senior living property up for sale, JCH will provide a detailed analysis of the facility, including the potential upside of selling, as well as a sales price range and exit strategy. They also offer access to qualified buyers currently in the market, allowing customers to find the right individual(s) to sell their facility to. As nursing home brokers, they will act as an intermediary to facilitate agreements between both parties.

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805-633-4649

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Marine, California Native, and Realtor; He Adds Valuable Experience to Burgeoning Team

Agoura Hills, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/28/2016 -- When building a team of professionals, the top tier companies are known for limiting their search to the best of the best. Chris Harmon is the walking embodiment of that, and as the newest member of the JCH Senior Housing Group team, he has high hopes on his shoulders. September of 2015 marked his first month with the company, and since that time he has continued to grow, pushing the limits of the company and bringing them into the upper echelon of success. His background as a Marine, coupled with his experience as a licensed realtor have made him a valuable commodity and an integral part of the JCH team.

Hailing from Redondo Beach, Chris has served in numerous positions prior to joining the JCH team. His resume includes time spent as the Managing Director of the Den of Antiquity to seven years as a freelance carpenter with custom furniture design experience. His hardworking attitude and positive approach to his craft have made him an invaluable asset. He even spent time as the Front House Manager and Head Bartender of the upscale Caulfield's, in the A60 Thompson Hotel of Beverly Hills. Four years there included running multiple food and beverage operations – a position which only further sharpened his managerial skills.

"In just a few short months with our team, Chris has earned the respect of his colleagues and the admiration of his clients, a feat that does not go easily unnoticed," expressed owner and founder of JCH Senior Housing Group Shep Roylance. He continued, saying "Chris is such a great addition to our team, and it's hard to imagine us being as successful in 2016 without him."

About JCH Senior Housing Group
The JCH Senior Housing Group team specialize in providing comprehensive financial, investment, and portfolio analysis of all types of senior housing facilities, from residential care facilities to nursing homes and assisted living facilities. For those interested in putting a senior living property up for sale, JCH will provide a detailed analysis of the facility, including the potential upside of selling, as well as a sales price range and exit strategy. They also offer access to qualified buyers currently in the market, allowing customers to find the right individual(s) to sell their facility to. As nursing home brokers, they will act as an intermediary to facilitate agreements between both parties.

www.shepjch.com
805-633-4649

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