Core Viewpoint - FOXO Technologies Inc. has executed a non-binding acquisition agreement to acquire an assisted living and memory care facility in South Florida for an expected purchase price of $22 million [1][2]. Group 1: Acquisition Details - The acquisition includes the land and buildings of a facility with 87 licensed units for assisted living and memory care services [2]. - The purchase price will consist of $5 million in non-convertible preferred stock, with a portion of the price being milestone-based [2]. - Completion of the acquisition is contingent upon definitive agreements and various closing conditions, including satisfactory due diligence and financing [2]. Group 2: Strategic Expansion - The CEO of FOXO stated that this agreement aligns with the company's strategy to expand its healthcare services by adding assisted living facilities [3]. - The company is confident in closing on additional acquisitions that could add over 350 units for assisted living and memory care services [3]. - FOXO is also in advanced stages of confirming a definitive agreement for the acquisition of Vector Biosource, Inc. [3]. Group 3: Future Outlook - FOXO is actively exploring and negotiating further opportunities in the assisted living and behavioral health sector, with imminent expansion plans for its Myrtle Recovery Centers, Inc. business [4]. - The company anticipates filing its Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2025, by August 14, 2025, expecting to show continued improvement in net revenues, profitability, and stockholders' equity [4]. Group 4: Company Overview - FOXO Technologies Inc. operates three subsidiaries: Rennova Community Health, Inc., Myrtle Recovery Centers, Inc., and FOXO Labs, Inc., focusing on healthcare and biotechnology [5][6].

Dramatic rescues at a senior living facility where a fire tore through late Sunday, killing nine people between 61 and 86 years old. Be advised, we have a victim on our third floor. Firefighters squeezing residents through windows and carrying them down ladders at the Gabriel House in Fall River, Massachusetts.All the smoke from the hall went right in my face and all that I could do is just stand there and choke. Residents desperation worsened by physical limitations. So many pulled from windows relying on ...