Legacy CLHF

The Project: Legacy Congregate Living Health Facility

Shown above is the Legacy Congregate Living Health Facility site plan, soon to be under construction on Armstrong Ave. in Clovis, California. Our facility is being built to be energy-efficient with solar panels, efficient heating and cooling systems, and high insulation standards.

Further Information: Please call Bill Bogard at the Legacy office at (559) 939-6036

Business

Congregate Living Health Facility (CLHF)

Location

2901 Armstrong Ave, Clovis, CA 93611, USA

Home

18-bed Residential Congregate Living Health Facility

Building

6000 sq ft living space plus a 2-car garage on ½ acre lot

Opening

Legacy (CLHF) opening in Spring of 2025

Addendum: Market Research

The management team and original owners, with several years of experience in the medical and related fields, are well-informed about the pressing need for Congregate Living Health Facilities (CLHF). The demand for a congregate facility of this magnitude has been escalating, underpinned by extensive research confirming the urgent need for this type of service. The market is growing increasingly desperate.

Key Findings:

  • Growing Demand: The need for CLHF services continues to escalate. As Baby Boomers enter retirement, insurance companies and state agencies are desperate for facilities like CLHF to place their chronically acute medical residents. Currently, only four independent facilities operate in the Fresno/Clovis market, each with a capacity of only six beds, and one facility with 18 beds.

  • Limited Competition: The nearest competitors are located in Modesto and Bakersfield, consisting of small independent facilities that do not pose major competition.

  • Extensive Market Reach: Our market extends beyond the Fresno/Clovis area, targeting the entire state of California.

  • Specialized Services: Legacy will offer specialized services not commonly provided by most CLHF, such as Dialysis and Ventilator Care. While General Acute Care Hospitals (GACH) provide these services during inpatient admission, they are unable to continue these services after patient discharge. Offering these specialties will give Legacy a strong competitive edge.

  • Diverse Payment Model: Legacy’s business payment model is not limited to traditional payer sources (Health Insurance Plans, Private Sector Referrals). It is also aggressively tailored to market to specific publicly governed entities.

  • Desirable Facility: Our building is designed to be a modern, home-like facility, clean and appealing for all residents, offering services unavailable from most competitors.

  • Strategic Marketing: Our marketing teams are actively securing contracts with various entities needing to outsource residents to a CLHF. We are also reaching out to our competition to accommodate excess residents they cannot admit.

  • Economic Resilience: Our business model allows our program revenue to adjust to inflation and is recession-proof.

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