Inspired Healthcare Capital, a senior healthcare and living-oriented private investment company that also sponsors offerings including non-traded real estate investment trusts (REITs), recently suspended dividend or distribution payments in its Regulation D private offerings and announced it is working with a third party to review accounting records. According to a letter to investors dated September 12, 2025, "We regret to inform you that no distributions will be made at this time."
Of concern is Arizona-based Inspired Healthcare Capital's decision to shutdown Volante Senior Living, which previously managed 20+ senior living properties that have since been transferred to a new operator called Leisure Care. According to one source, only about one-third of Inspired Healthcare Capital's properties were "performing well."
Along with the REIT, there are numerous Delaware Statutory Trusts (DSTs) offerings named after the city or area in which a facility is located. These DSTs include, Inspired Senior Living of Appleton; Inspired Senior Living of Arlington Heights; Inspired Senior Living of Athens; Inspired Senior Living of Brook Haven; Inspired Senior Living of Carson Valley; Inspired Senior Living of Delray Beach; Inspired Senior Living of Eugene; Inspired Senior Living of Hamilton; Inspired Senior Living of Lake Orion; Inspired Senior Living of Largo; Inspired Senior Living of Las Vegas; Inspired Senior Living of Mequon; Inspired Senior Living of Naperville; Inspired Senior Living of Pinellas; Inspired Senior Living of Reno; and Inspired Senior Living of St. Petersburg
Inspired Healthcare Capital also sponsors the Inspired Healthcare Capital Fund LP, IHC Ashbrook DST, IHC Candle Light Cove DST, and IHC Peachtree DST.
Inspired Healthcare Capital's suspension of distributions follows a letter to the SEC in July 2025 announcing exploration of "strategic alternatives."
In general Regulation D private offerings carry additional risks that may render these products unsuitable for investors with conservative/low-to-moderate risk tolerances. Potential issues related to liquidity (because the Inspired Healthcare Capital Fund REIT is not publicly traded, for instance, it can be more difficult to sell) and high fees may expose customers to additional risk, while senior housing and real estate specifically may be excessively speculative, which also increases risk and the potential for investor losses. Similarly, DST investments often conceal large leveraged positions, markups for the underlying transactions, and commissions paid to the brokers for selling the products
If you invested with any broker or investment adviser who unsuitably recommended you invest in Inspired Healthcare Capital or another risky private placement or Regulation D offering, resulting in damages or losses, please call an experienced FINRA arbitration attorney at The Law Offices of Jonathan W. Evans & Associates at (800) 699-1881 for an investigation and consultation.