An empty SIL bed costs you every single day. See exactly how much, and how it compares to the cost of filling it. Results update as you type.
Enter the annual funding per resident, how many beds are vacant, and how long they have been empty.
Vacancy is the single biggest controllable cost in SIL. Your staffing and property costs do not pause when a bed is empty, so every week of vacancy is revenue you never recover. Seeing the number in dollars usually changes how urgently providers treat marketing.
Most SIL vacancies are filled through support coordinators, hospital discharge planners and local search, not participants browsing alone. A focused campaign that fills a bed even a few weeks sooner typically pays for a year of marketing in one placement.
It equals the resident’s funding for every day it sits empty. At $120,000 a year, an empty bed costs over $2,300 a week, and your fixed costs continue regardless.
Through support coordinator and discharge-planner outreach, catchment SEO and Google Business Profile, targeted vacancy ads, and fast, clear responses. Speed wins placements.
Almost always. One SIL placement can be worth more than $100,000 a year, so filling a bed even a few weeks sooner usually covers the marketing many times over.
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