Stellar Lead Performance

Occupancy, the lead board and the people working it, at three levels: the portfolio a VP of Ops runs, the community a regional sales rep is working with this week, and the counselors on its team. Source: Welcome Home records linked to the MI/MO ledger and Divvy Card media spend; data through .

Portfolio · where is occupancy going, and which communities are moving it

Net move-ins

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Occupancy. Built to match Welcome Home's Occupancy: Units report: occupied occupancy points divided by the community's total occupancy points. The total comes from Welcome Home's unit list (excluding discarded and off-census units and waitlist placeholders), counting each unit at its floor plan's occupancy points, so a shared room counts 2. A contract counts toward occupied at its occupancy point factor (1 for a private unit, ½ for a shared room, 0 for a second occupant) on any day between its move-in date and its move-out date. Checked against the report on 2026-09-05: 17 of 21 communities match to the half-unit, three differ by one unit, The Oaks by nine (a known quirk in how its shared rooms are recorded). For the current month the figure is projected to month end from today's census plus the pending move-ins and move-outs already dated; for past periods it is reconstructed from today's census and the ledger events since. The care-type line splits the same figure by the care type of the unit (IL, AL, MC), as the report does.

Net move-ins. The links under the chart give, for the same period, occupancy by the care type of the unit, the move-out reasons as recorded in Welcome Home (grouped) and the move-ins split by the lead source on the resident's record. Built to match Welcome Home's MI/MO Summary: Units report: contracts that count toward move-in or move-out, weighted by occupancy points (a shared room counts ½), excluding canceled contracts, transfers and waitlist placeholder units. Actual = dated on or before the data date; pending = dated later in the period. Net = total move-ins − total move-outs, including pending. Stellar-generated = move-ins whose lead came from Stellar's own marketing.

Communities

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Same period as the net move-ins card above. Click a community to see its move-ins and move-outs for the period, right here; click a column heading to sort. Grouped by portfolio when the scope is all of Stellar; the community selected in the scope bar is highlighted. With a lead source selected on the scope bar, move-ins, move-outs, short stays and the open board count only residents and leads from that source; occupancy always counts every resident.

Columns. One row per community for the selected period, on the same units basis as the net move-ins card (actual plus pending): occupancy at the end of the period (projected for the current month), move-ins, move-outs and net. Short stays = share of the community's move-ins from the trailing 24 months, matured 90 days, that left within 90 days for a reason other than death (greyed under 10 matured). Committed and Hot are the two slices of the open board that carry the forecast, as of the data date: committed = a deposit, contract, assessment or move-in confirmation logged in the last 45 days and no move-in scheduled yet (historically about half move in within a month); hot = toured in the last 30 days and touched in the last 14, not yet committed (about 1 in 12). Off Board leads and leads whose move-in is already scheduled are not counted; hover for the whole board and the expected move-ins it implies, click a count for the names. Click a community to expand its rent roll for the period: every ledger move-in and move-out with unit, source, care type, dates, length of stay, move-out reason, rate and whether it is actual or pending; the header of each list gives the split by lead source and the average contract rate against the average market rate of the units involved (each unit's market rate in Welcome Home for the month of the move-in or move-out), with the same comparison per row in the vs market column — a negative figure is a discount to market; contract rates can sit above market where they include care-level charges. The Prospect ID opens the record in Welcome Home; a resident with no lead record predates the lead data or was entered at move-in.