Just a thought, maybe I'm wrong and more and more demand will be prevalent as more people retire, but when I look at the macro trends I get more concerned about projects luxury good sales (such as nice rentals on the water in Cape Coral) and more and more bullish on cost-efficient healthcare services (think adult day care centers that provide basic care but lower the cost on the healthcare system by keeping people out of expensive nursing facilities and into cheaper care).

If yes, that's good info for us to have)The organizer should generally ask certain questions that CPAs are required to ask, such as "do you have health care?"

Their decision about property taxes was that they'd gladly pay property taxes and save on housing costs, utilities, insurance, health care, sales tax, etc.

During your visit with the attorney, ask about power of attorney, health care power of attorney, living will and last will. 

I just had my first child too, and the lack of guaranteed benefits is really the only factor holding me back, because of the astronomical costs of healthcare when purchasing on your own.

I work in healthcare and I'm thinking of our electronic medical record.  

I'm in a similar position to you (I'm a healthcare professional, graduated with a nice chunk of student loans, and have a decent income and am now looking to invest).Choosing whether to invest or pay down student loans involves two competing thoughts: an analytical one and an emotional one. 

If that is close to your goal, be sure to factor in benefits that we often forget about. 401(k) contributions, if you choose to invest in the volatile stock market, and also healthcare is a huge one.

Oh well, I love them anyway and they cash flow like crazy.My 89 year old MIL always comes back from the doctor and complains that a lot of people in health care really don't like "old people."

I never understood why you need money for food and health care, if you already have it!