American Healthcare REIT CEO Acquires Shares Through Restricted Stock Conversion

On March 25, American Healthcare REIT CEO and President Danny Prosky added to his direct ownership in the company—converting 30,885 restricted stock units into common shares. The move brings his total direct holdings to 312,044 shares.

This conversion tracks back to a 2024 equity award designed to vest over three years, with this year marking the first installment. No price was involved in the transaction, as the units convert automatically on the vesting date, assuming ongoing employment.

New Equity Grant Issued

The same day, Prosky received a new award of 62,737 restricted stock units. These units follow a similar structure—set to vest in equal parts across 2026, 2027, and 2028, again dependent on continued employment.

In addition to his direct stake, Prosky also holds an indirect interest in 201,403 shares through a family trust he co-manages. His derivative holdings, made up of unconverted RSUs, now stand at 61,771.

What This Means for Stakeholders

These equity movements reflect how American Healthcare REIT structures executive compensation—tying ownership to long-term service and aligning leadership incentives with shareholder interests. The company, which trades under the symbol AHR, focuses on healthcare-related real estate, including senior housing and medical facilities.

For stakeholders tracking insider activity, this latest update offers a clear view into how leadership is building exposure to the firm’s performance over time.