I'm sorry, I don't see the logic.It ok to stiff somebody, company, clinic, car repair, what have you...Just don't stiff a landlord.Lunacy.

My brother is a vet, when he got out of vet school he was broke. his clinic was set up and financed in what they call blue sky financing, can be structured several ways, most have a minimal down and payments but take a percent of gross for several years.

[Disclaimer: I worked for 14 years as the Accessibility Services Manager for a major medical center, in charge of purchasing all of the language and cultural support services for the hospital and clinics, as well as accommodations for people with disabilities.

We live in Rochester, MN home of the Mayo Clinic where every spring hundreds of new doctors show up looking for rental properties while they complete their residencies.

I'm Contracting/Consulting a healthcare clinic and the current retail owner does not want to do exterior renovation of only $400 for a 3 year lease.

CRNA or a clinical nurse specialist).

Sometimes your local PHA will be able to point you to the program coordinator locally, but its usually easier just to call your local VA clinic/hospital, brave the phone tree, and ask to be connected to the HUDVASH program.

He says the clinics he's visited in Mexico have state of the art equipment and excellent dentistry.

For training purposes they sell the tape to the hospital, to a couple of midwives, to the local Lamaze teacher, and to a couple of clinics.

I moved from NYC like my buddies and living conditions are better here, which does not make sense either.I radder live in a country where healthcare is fully private, that allows services to be a lot better and faster because poor people cannot access it, these people clog hospitals and clinics all over the world.If a public health tax is cheaper than private health care, I dont care, I just don't want to pay taxes , period.I can't wait to ge out of here and move to Missipissi to meet my buddies:http://youtu.be/yuanrYGnIOI