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Water leaks can significantly impact NOI at seniors housing properties: Toilets are the number one cause of water waste in seniors housing properties, Flood claims are the primary and most costly insurance claims among multi-unit properties.

As the acuity care needs of senior living residents rise, so does the need for more efficient workflows and better outcomes. Technology can help simplify both of these areas, by providing customizable data that highlight changes in condition and quality of care, and by informing residents' families about the care their loved ones are receiving. On September 8, at 2:00 pm Eastern, Seniors Housing Business magazine will host a webinar exploring how technology is helping to improve senior care across the country. Webinar attendees will learn about the latest innovations in care transition management and preventive healthcare. Topics will include: The latest trends in technology-enabled senior care How technology can help simplify workflows and improve care transitions The importance of involving families in the care planning process How to implement technology solutions to support these goals Panelists: Amy Ostrem, Vice President, Strategy & Portfolio Management, MatrixCare; Cassie Diner, Clinical Product Manager, MatrixCare; Kelly Danielson, Clinical Product Manager, MatrixCare; Joy Herring, VP of Clinical Analytics, LTC Consultants; and the moderator, Eric Goldberg, Seniors Housing Business. This discussion is sponsored by MatrixCare, an industry-leading provider of post-acute EHR to facility-based care settings and home care/home health and hospice organizations.

The US economy relies on a handful of major cities to drive new business and growth, while economically distressed communities continue to see declines in local businesses. Opportunity zones were developed to address some of these disparities and ultimately create a new asset class. But while opportunity zones have been a hot topic in the commercial real estate industry for the past couple years, there are still a lot of misconceptions about this initiative.

ENotes and other electronic loan documentation are now routine in residential mortgage lending and have gained more acceptance in commercial real estate lending. The industry is gradually moving toward the digital transformation of the mortgage lifecycle: application, closing, documentation, notarization, recording, and securitization. ESIGN and UETA establish the legality of electronic records and signatures. MERS provides a platform for filing and tracking transfers of "control" of real estate notes from one party to another. However, electronic documents must comply with the UCC and recording statutes (which might require a paper original of the mortgage) and other applicable state laws. If litigation ensues surrounding electronic loan documents, counsel must understand and address enforceability, authentication, and admissibility issues of electronic communications and e-signatures. Listen as our authoritative panel discusses the use of eNotes and electronic loan documentation in commercial and residential mortgage lending. The program will also examine legal and practical issues regarding transferability, UCC perfection, the authentication of electronic signatures, and the admissibility of electronic communications and e-signatures in litigation.