<div id="readability-page-1">The Ensign Group, Inc. ( ENSG ) stock rose Tuesday after the healthcare operator revealed a series of new acquisitions across Colorado, Kansas, and Arizona. The deals expand Ensign’s footprint in skilled nursing and strengthen its presence in several fast-growing regional markets. The company completed multiple transactions effective Dec. 1, 2025, adding new facilities and real estate assets to its nationwide portfolio. Also Read: Tilray Stock Is Trending Tuesday: What’s Going On? <h2>Ensign Adds New Facilities in Colorado</h2> Ensign acquired the operations of The Rehabilitation Center at Sandalwood in Wheat Ridge and Edgewater Health and Rehabilitation in Lakewood. The two centers include 103 beds and 69 beds. Both properties operate under long-term triple net leases with a third-party landlord. Chief Executive Officer Barry Port said the acquisitions align with recent growth in the state. He added that Colorado continues to be a strong expansion market for the organization. Dave Jorgensen, president of Endura Healthcare, Ensign’s Colorado-based subsidiary, praised the existing teams at both facilities and emphasized collaboration with residents and families. <h2>Expansion Continues in Kansas</h2> Ensign also secured the real estate and operations of Willow Point Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Kansas City, Kansas. The 45-bed property was purchased by Standard Bearer Healthcare REIT, Ensign’s captive real estate entity. An Ensign-affiliated operator now manages the facility under a long-term lease. Port said the acquisition enhances Ensign’s Kansas portfolio and broadens available services in the region. Jorgensen, president of Gateway Healthcare, Ensign’s Kansas-based subsidiary, highlighted plans to work closely with caregivers to elevate post-acute care quality. <h2>Arizona Facility Strengthens Existing Cluster</h2> The company acquired the operations of Santa Rosa Care Center in Tucson. The 144-bed facility is run by an Ensign-affiliated operator under a long-term triple net lease. Port described the location as a strong addition to a mature Arizona market. Christie Jones, a leader at Bandera Healthcare, Ensign’s Arizona-based subsidiary, said the team looks forward to uniting local expertise with Ensign’s service standards. <h2>Growing National Footprint</h2> Following the December acquisitions, Ensign now oversees 373 healthcare operations across 17 states. That total includes 47 senior living locations. Subsidiaries, including Standard Bearer, own 156 real estate assets. Port reaffirmed the company’s strategy to pursue both performing and distressed skilled nursing and senior living opportunities nationwide. ENSG Price Action: Ensign Group ( ENSG ) shares were up 0.30% at $184.18 at the time of publication on Tuesday, according to Benzinga Pro data. Read Next: <ul> <li>Americans Feel Bleak Despite Strong Economy — Here’s Why</li> </ul> Photo by Studio Romantic via Shutterstock</div>

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恩赛因集团（Ensign Group, Inc.，股票代码：ENSG）宣布在科罗拉多州、堪萨斯州和亚利桑那州的新收购，扩展其专业护理设施。这些收购将于 2025 年 12 月 1 日生效，涉及位于小麦岭、莱克伍德、堪萨斯城和图森的物业。这一扩展使恩赛因的运营增加到覆盖 17 个州的 373 个医疗设施。公告发布后，ENSG 股价上涨 0.30%，至 184.18 美元

恩赛因在三个州扩展新的护理设施