NHI Announces Third Quarter 2026 Results
Key Highlights
- ➤Net income per diluted share surged to $11.47 from $0.69 year-over-year
- ➤Normalized FFO per diluted share fell 15.2% to $1.12 year-over-year
- ➤35-property NHC portfolio sale generated a $541.6 million gain
- ➤2026 guidance calls for NAREIT FFO per share of $4.68-$4.70
- ➤Signed LOIs total $285.3 million, targeting approximately 6.5% initial NOI yield
Expert Statements
Eric Mendelsohn, President and CEO of National Health Investors
“SHOP and private-pay senior housing remain central to our long-term growth strategy, and we have invested in our executive management team to strengthen operating execution and improve portfolio performance,”
Eric Mendelsohn, President and CEO of National Health Investors
“Our strengthened team has developed a focused plan to address underperformance and position the portfolio for sustainable NOI growth consistent with our underwriting standards.”
Eric Mendelsohn, President and CEO of National Health Investors
“We have closed more than $395 million in investments year-to-date and expect to complete significant additional investments before year-end, with ample capital available to fund our current pipeline. This activity reflects our continued confidence in private-pay senior housing and our ability to source attractive opportunities. Our focus remains on disciplined capital allocation and stronger operating execution to translate that growth into long-term value for stockholders,”
MURFREESBORO, Tenn., Nov. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- National Health Investors, Inc. (NYSE: NHI) announced today its results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026.
"SHOP and private-pay senior housing remain central to our long-term growth strategy, and we have invested in our executive management team to strengthen operating execution and improve portfolio performance," said Eric Mendelsohn, NHI's President and CEO. "Our strengthened team has developed a focused plan to address underperformance and position the portfolio for sustainable NOI growth consistent with our underwriting standards."
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