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Vital Capital Partners Acquires Texas Inpatient Rehab Hospital for Planned DST Offering

By Mari Nicholson

Vital Capital Partners Acquires Texas Inpatient Rehab Hospital for Planned DST Offering

Vital Capital Partners, a healthcare real estate investment manager and sponsor, announced its acquisition of a purpose-built inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Temple, Texas, along the Interstate 35 corridor, approximately one hour north of Austin. Located at 23621 SE H K Dodgen Loop, the 100% leased property is operated by LifePoint Health, the second largest inpatient rehabilitation provider in the United States.

Completed in 2018 as a build-to-suit development, the facility includes 36 licensed beds and serves patients in a growing medical corridor near Baylor Scott & White’s Temple Medical Center and the Olin E. Teague Veterans Center. The 38,817-square-foot facility, which began operations under LifePoint Health in March 2023, sits on six acres. The property is backed by a long-term absolute triple-net lease.

The property is expected to be structured as a Delaware statutory trust offering sponsored by Vital Capital Partners for accredited investors participating through broker-dealers, registered investment advisers, family offices, and financial advisers in the private wealth retail channel.

“The acquisition of this post-acute inpatient rehabilitation facility reflects our focus on high-quality, needs-based healthcare real estate supported by strong operators, long-term leases, and durable demographic tailwinds,” said Robert Lee, co-founder and co-managing partner of Vital Capital Partners. “Temple is experiencing meaningful population growth, particularly among aging demographics, and this facility is well-positioned to meet increasing demand for post-acute inpatient rehabilitation services. It currently serves as a critical component of the region’s expanding continuum of rehabilitative care.”

In addition to its proximity to major regional healthcare hubs, Temple’s healthcare and life sciences sector contributes significantly to the local economy, generating over $100 million in annual tax revenue, according to the Temple Economic Development Corporation.

“Healthcare real estate is a specialized asset class supported by long-term structural demand,” added Thùy Turner, co-founder and co-managing partner of Vital Capital Partners. “Unlike traditional commercial real estate sectors, medical properties are generally driven by essential healthcare delivery rather than discretionary consumer activity. As care continues shifting into outpatient and post-acute settings, and as aging demographics drive utilization, we believe investor focus will remain strong for purpose-built facilities anchored by established healthcare operators.”

Since its founding in 1999, LifePoint Health has expanded from 23 locations across nine states to a national network serving patients in 33 states with 60 community hospital campuses, more than 70 rehabilitation and behavioral health hospitals, and over 300 additional sites of care across the continuum, including outpatient centers, acute rehabilitation units, and post-acute services. The company has a workforce of nearly 55,000 and serves as a major employer in its markets, contributing more than $6.4 billion in total economic impact through its hospitals and care sites.

Vital Capital Partners was launched in 2024, building on the founders’ experience in acquiring and managing healthcare real estate through institutional platforms. The firm, through a joint venture with HPA Exchange, has closed on two prior DST healthcare asset offerings for accredited investors distributed through independent financial advisers.

This Temple acquisition marks Vital Capital Partners’ launch of its wholly owned sponsor platform. The firm said it has established an institutional capital relationship intended to support long-term growth in the RIA and broker-dealer channels.

Vital Capital Partners plans to expand its presence in the healthcare real estate sector.

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