Trilogy Health Services Acquires Kingston HealthCare Communities

Trilogy Health Services has acquired Kingston HealthCare for an undisclosed amount.

The acquisition sees Trilogy Health Services assume ownership of Kingston HealthCare’s operations, marking a significant expansion in the senior living and care sector.

Kingston HealthCare, founded in 1989, is known for its comprehensive approach to senior care, offering independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care services.

Kingston HealthCare operates 14 communities across Ohio, North Carolina, New Mexico, and Indiana.

Its long-standing mission centers on helping people age with dignity and respect, providing a wide spectrum of care rooted in values such as honesty, sincerity, and concern for residents and their families.

The company has also emphasized fostering professional growth and well-being for its employees.

Trilogy Health Services, a prominent provider in the senior living and long-term care industry, strategically gains an established presence and diverse care capabilities through this purchase.

This acquisition is expected to create substantial synergies by integrating Kingston HealthCare’s established communities and care models into Trilogy Health Services’ existing network.

The combined entity will benefit from expanded geographic reach, increased capacity to serve a wider population of seniors, and the sharing of best practices in resident-centric care and employee development.

Both organizations share a commitment to high-quality care, making this a complementary union designed to strengthen service offerings.

Looking ahead, the integration of Kingston HealthCare into Trilogy Health Services is poised to enhance the provision of holistic support and person-first hospitality across an expanded footprint.

The combined organization aims to continue delivering compassionate care, fostering an enjoyable workplace, and ultimately enriching the lives of more elderly residents and their families throughout its communities.