The converging crises in 2020 shed light on the lack of access to affordable healthcare for Black and Brown peoples and persons from economically marginalized communities. We all witnessed the crippling compound effect of health inequity shouldered by economically distressed communities - many New York nonprofits responded in turn.

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Among the many challenges faced during the pandemic, plummeting census figures across the senior living space is near the top of the list. SNFs are struggling to meet occupancy targets, which is making the rebound from a difficult year even more challenging. Fortunately, there is useful data available that can help SNF operators but it is important to understand the relevant market and referral source data points that matter. By implementing a comprehensive strategy, defined with key referral metrics, new methods in market share analysis, aligned with a targeted marketing campaign, there are options available for SNF operators to use local healthcare data to help improve census.

Nursing homes are typically master metered, meaning one electricity account encompasses the electricity usage for all residents in a building, rather than each resident having their own account. Community solar subscriptions are usually capped at a specific amount of demand (kW) per account. However, master metering allows a customer to circumvent this cap. A common cap for a direct metered account is 30kW. If the account is master metered, the customer can exceed this cap and be granted a subscription several times this amount, depending on the number of residents. With a larger subscription, the customer will see greater savings.