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The senior housing segment is 34 communities across 10 states, generating $197M of 2025 Adjusted NOI. The Jan 2026 JV buyout (19 communities, 3,355 units, 46.5% → 100%) and the Atlanta / Orlando PSA (~708 units) take it to ~14,500 units. It is 100% RIDEA-structured — TRS isolation isn't a subset check, it's permanently on.
One Operator-Controlled Operating Record above the stacks the platform already runs — so the operator writes it, the CFO closes on it, and the REIT / underwriter reads it. Same row, same second. Operators keep Yardi®, PointClickCare®, MatrixCare®, and AOD.
The 546-unit figure in earlier materials is the diagnostic scope — 1 community, Yardi® GL + PointClickCare® clinical, 30 days, read-only. Not the portfolio ceiling. Figures reflect Healthpeak's Feb 27, 2026 investor materials / S-11.
Post-close, you inherit variance you can't explain — occupancy math, agency exposure, NOI drift, and covenant risk sit in different systems, in different formats, on different cadences. SeniorCRE reconciles them daily, at the community and portfolio level, so asset review is a conversation about action, not about spreadsheets.
SeniorCRE is an operator-controlled data platform. The canonical model, RLS, and audit surface are enforced at the database — not stitched into a chat UI. Every AI action is auditable, permissioned, and traceable to the operating record. Operators keep their systems; SeniorCRE governs the layer above.
Private preview for the Janus Living / Healthpeak team. Not indexed, not linked from the public site. Comparative product references (Yardi®, PointClickCare®, MatrixCare®) are nominative-use trademarks of their respective owners; positioning reflects publicly available product materials as of October 2026.