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National Health Investors, Inc.

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Quote
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Market overview

USD 65.72

Up+USD 0.64 (+0.98%) Day change

Last verified close · As of · USD · Market data via Massive Stock Widgets

The market is closed. This is the last verified closing quote, not an intraday price.

Open
USD 65.38
Previous close
USD 65.08
Day high
USD 66.32
Day low
USD 65.12
Volume
443,458
Market cap
USD 3,227,537,664
Price chart · 1 Year
National Health Investors, Inc. 1 Year price chartNational Health Investors, Inc., nyse:NHI, 1 Year price chart in USD. Start USD 78.49, end USD 65.72, high USD 91.02, low USD 65.08, down.
Period1 YearFirst closeUSD 78.49Last closeUSD 65.72Maximum closeUSD 91.02Minimum closeUSD 65.08Period change−USD 12.77Period percentage change−16.27%Chart as ofOct 2, 2026, 1:30 PM GMT+0000
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Representative chart points — 24 of 251
Date and time Open High Low Close Volume
USD 78.53 USD 79.46 USD 78.25 USD 78.49 115,500
USD 78.03 USD 79.00 USD 77.72 USD 77.84 133,300
USD 79.05 USD 79.82 USD 78.69 USD 79.04 183,600
USD 77.87 USD 79.09 USD 77.84 USD 77.84 502,400
USD 76.75 USD 78.40 USD 76.44 USD 78.01 174,000
USD 79.11 USD 79.63 USD 78.20 USD 79.42 117,100
USD 84.06 USD 85.30 USD 83.07 USD 85.10 233,900
USD 89.88 USD 91.38 USD 89.55 USD 91.02 231,600
USD 88.81 USD 88.97 USD 87.13 USD 88.13 422,900
USD 85.00 USD 86.65 USD 84.87 USD 85.51 270,100
USD 82.78 USD 83.76 USD 82.02 USD 82.20 288,100
USD 86.47 USD 86.50 USD 84.69 USD 85.35 229,600
USD 78.23 USD 78.45 USD 76.02 USD 76.62 446,600
USD 74.45 USD 75.14 USD 73.76 USD 74.99 675,900
USD 75.10 USD 75.11 USD 73.25 USD 73.29 561,500
USD 71.60 USD 72.03 USD 70.25 USD 70.70 334,100
USD 76.78 USD 77.78 USD 76.53 USD 76.55 622,400
USD 79.94 USD 80.77 USD 78.89 USD 79.61 414,800
USD 77.03 USD 77.37 USD 75.80 USD 75.94 378,500
USD 72.50 USD 73.41 USD 72.23 USD 73.41 462,900
USD 71.00 USD 72.74 USD 71.00 USD 72.27 336,200
USD 68.16 USD 70.00 USD 68.00 USD 69.23 756,300
USD 65.34 USD 65.38 USD 64.56 USD 65.08 478,300
USD 65.38 USD 66.32 USD 65.12 USD 65.72 443,458

Company Profile & Business Model Overview

National Health Investors, Inc. (NHI) is a self-managed real estate investment trust (REIT) that acquires and invests in income-producing healthcare-related properties, including senior housing and long-term care facilities, primarily in the United States. Founded in 1991 and listed on the NYSE under ticker NHI, the company operates a diversified portfolio of healthcare real estate and reports publicly via SEC filings and annual reports.

Sustainability Strengths & Catalysts (Pros)

  • Specialized healthcare real estate focus provides exposure to essential services with steady rental income streams; the company’s portfolio concentration in long-term care and senior housing supports social outcomes related to elder care and housing avail
  • Public disclosure and reporting practices are established through regular SEC filings (10-K, 8-K) and an investor-facing corporate sustainability page, indicating a framework for stakeholder transparency and governance.
  • As a REIT with long-term lease structures, NHI’s business model can incentivize investments in facility-level health, safety, and accessibility improvements tied to tenant operations and regulatory compliance.

Material Risks & Governance Concerns (Cons)

  • Concentration in senior housing and long-term care exposes NHI to operational ESG risks tied to tenant quality of care, infection control, staffing shortages and regulatory changes in healthcare delivery that can affect residents and reputational risk.
  • Real estate investments carry climate-related physical and transitional risks (e.g., extreme weather, energy efficiency requirements, decarbonization of building operations) and NHI’s disclosures do not, in the sources provided, quantify portfolio-level G

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ESG & Sustainability Rating Breakdown

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Audited Methodology

Coverage PendingThird-Party ESG Coverage Under Review

Formal published scorecards from MSCI ESG Research and Sustainalytics are not currently available for this ticker. The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Data integrity and methodology

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers on sustainability scores, risk methodologies, and peer rankings.

What is National Health Investors, Inc. (NHI)'s ESG rating and sustainability score?

Formal published scorecards from MSCI and Sustainalytics are under ongoing review for National Health Investors, Inc. (NHI). The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Is National Health Investors, Inc. considered an ESG leader or laggard in Real Estate?

Independent benchmark status for National Health Investors, Inc. is evaluated relative to Real Estate peers once third-party coverage publishes official methodology scores.

What are the main ESG risks and controversies for National Health Investors, Inc.?

Key material risks for National Health Investors, Inc. include: Concentration in senior housing and long-term care exposes NHI to operational ESG risks tied to tenant quality of care, infection control, staffing shortages and regulatory changes in healthcare delivery that can affect residents and reputational risk.; Real estate investments carry climate-related physical and transitional risks (e.g., extreme weather, energy efficiency requirements, decarbonization of building operations) and NHI’s disclosures do not, in the sources provided, quantify portfolio-level G. Investors should evaluate whether corporate mitigation plans adequately address these vulnerabilities.

How does The Impact Investor evaluate ESG stock profiles?

The Impact Investor presents audited third-party ratings from MSCI and Sustainalytics alongside delayed market data and financial fundamentals. We do not blend ratings into proprietary black-box scores, and ratings are never modified by advertising or affiliate relationships.