Company Overview

Selectis Health, Inc. is a U.S.-based healthcare-focused holding company historically operating in the healthcare real estate sector, with an emphasis on skilled nursing and post-acute care facilities. The company’s business model centered on owning, leasing, and managing healthcare properties that serve aging and long-term care populations, primarily through third-party operators. Its common stock trades on the OTC Markets under the ticker symbol GBCS.

The company evolved through multiple strategic and corporate transitions, including a name change from Global Healthcare REIT, Inc. to Selectis Health, Inc., reflecting a shift away from a traditional REIT structure. Public disclosures indicate that over time the company divested or lost control of substantially all operating assets, resulting in significantly reduced operating activity. Based on recent publicly available filings, the company’s current operating status and revenue-generating activities are limited; data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding the extent of ongoing business operations.

Business Operations

Historically, Selectis Health generated revenue through leasing healthcare real estate assets to operators of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities. These operations were concentrated in the United States and relied on long-term lease arrangements intended to provide stable rental income. The company did not directly operate healthcare facilities, instead functioning as a property owner and lessor.

According to later-period public disclosures, Selectis Health no longer reports meaningful active business segments or operating subsidiaries. Asset sales, foreclosures, and lease terminations materially reduced its portfolio. As a result, the company’s present-day business operations are minimal, and data inconclusive based on available public sources as to whether any material revenue-producing activities remain.

Strategic Position & Investments

Selectis Health’s historical strategy focused on acquiring and holding healthcare-related real estate assets positioned to benefit from demographic trends such as the aging U.S. population. Earlier filings referenced selective acquisitions of skilled nursing facilities and partnerships with regional healthcare operators as part of a long-term income strategy.

In more recent years, the company’s strategic posture shifted toward asset disposition and balance sheet management rather than growth. Public records do not consistently identify active investment initiatives, acquisitions, or development projects. No clearly defined emerging technology investments or growth platforms are disclosed in recent filings; data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding current strategic investments.

Geographic Footprint

The company’s historical operations were concentrated in the United States, with healthcare properties located across multiple states. There is no evidence in public disclosures of international operations or foreign-based assets.

Selectis Health maintains its corporate domicile in the United States, though the scope of its current geographic operational influence appears limited due to the reduction of owned assets. No active global or cross-border investments are identified in recent public information.

Leadership & Governance

Selectis Health has historically been governed by a board of directors and executive officers responsible for overseeing asset management, compliance, and corporate restructuring activities. However, public disclosures in recent years provide inconsistent or outdated information regarding executive leadership.

Current executive leadership could not be consistently verified across recent public filings and market disclosures. Data inconclusive based on available public sources regarding the current CEO and executive team.

• Data inconclusive – Current executive leadership and officer roles are not consistently reported in recent public disclosures.