Sila Realty Trust, a net lease healthcare-focused REIT, announced it has acquired an inpatient rehabilitation facility in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for $43.1 million.
The property, referred to as the Nobis OKC Facility, was originally built in 2022 with 40 inpatient rehabilitation beds. The facility recently completed an 18-bed expansion totaling approximately 9,100 square feet in January 2026, bringing the property to roughly 53,100 square feet and 58 beds.
The facility is fully leased and operated by Oklahoma City Rehabilitation Hospital, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nobis Rehabilitation Holdings. Sila said the property is governed by a long-term absolute-net lease supported by a corporate guaranty.
Sila highlighted the facility’s location and competitive positioning, noting it sits within 10 miles of 13 hospitals totaling more than 2,800 beds and faces limited competition, with only three other freestanding inpatient rehabilitation facilities within a 25-mile radius.
Nobis Rehabilitation Partners, the operator’s affiliated platform, provides post-acute strategy services to health systems and hospitals, including turnkey operations for standalone inpatient rehab facilities, joint ventures, and acquisition opportunities. The company was founded in 2018 and manages 16 inpatient rehabilitation facilities nationwide, with nine more under development, according to Sila.
Sila, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, said that as of September 30, 2025, it owned 140 real estate properties and three undeveloped land parcels across 67 U.S. markets.
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“Since opening in 2022, the Nobis OKC Facility has demonstrated its premier position in the market through above national average occupancy for freestanding inpatient rehabilitation facilities and the need to expand the bed count by 45% in such a short amount of time. This expansion is a testament to the facility’s strategic positioning, patient centric design, and best-in-class operations, and exemplifies the characteristics of the market-dominant healthcare facilities that we like to own. Supported by a long-term lease, robust EBITDARM coverage, skilled and seasoned management, and limited competition, we believe this facility aligns very well with our strategic priorities and is positioned to provide sustained value to our shareholders for years to come.”
Michael A. Seton, President and Chief Executive Officer, Sila Realty Trust
