1. Cost segregation allows healthcare housing owners and operators to separate short-lived assets from long-lived assets.
2. Cost segregation studies can be conducted as standalone services or along with valuations to allocate purchase price during an acquisition.
3. These studies reasonably reflect the long- and short-lived components of healthcare facilities for depreciation and tax liability purposes, providing a clear picture of asset lives.
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