I'm a $25k/year licensed massage therapist, just hit my first year of solo business (so still inconsistent revenue) while gradually tapering off my main job (diminishing revenue), so I'm entering a phase of much less predictable income.

Pre-existing conditions are handled differently but you can get scripts for massages, chiropractic adjustments, etc, that are fully covered.

My girlfriend is in physical therapy school at Rutgers.

I'm an occupational therapy assistant from Laurel, MD.

I'm a full time occupational therapy assistant but i've really been itching to get more serious about real estate for awhile now.

Hi Everyone,I am a 25 year old, soon to be Doctor of Physical Therapy, and applying heavily to outpatient clinics in the Savannah, GA and surrounding areas and looking for a great spot (safe, homey, and reasonable) to begin my home ownership, first owner/occupant experience, or rental properties.

Some more specialized medical uses such as physical therapy, gynecology, audiology are not yet present and would make great additions.My thought was to send out targeted mailings to already existing medical offices. 

I was on the strip for a while but am currently at Therapy in the Fremont East District.

If you keep massaging the ideas the right path will show itself.

i was just told by a potential renter i had to rent to her , and that her service dog had doctors papers so i couldn't discriminate . so after chatting with our landlord lawyer , they basically said to say al little as possible ; something to the effect of " i went with another applicant who was a better fit " if they ask why , just repeat the statement , don't elaborate at all . i don't mind dogs , but if i need to get into an apartment in an emergency , i don't won't to have to think about what if .i always wonder why every service animal or therapy dog is a pitbull ?