I currently have insurance client that has over $3M in healthcare costs due to a slip and fall and the court case is going on it's 6th year. 

Where I worked, each "assistive" animal was required to have an "assistive animal verification request" form filled out by the applicant's healthcare provider.

I wonder, we consider healthcare for poor and old people "government assistance" down here and everyone else has to pay their way, do you feel your doctors in Canada are indirectly perpetuating a system that encourages people to be leeches on society, because healthcare is even provided to the "able" up there?

Major farming economy, bio-medical, aerospace engineering, healthcare, finance and the list goes on and on.

. - Indianapolis has rent rates currently climbing at one of the fastest rates in the nation (+8%)- Median sale price is 230k as of Feb - Unemployment rate of 2.2%- IU Healthcare (near Northside) announced in January a 4.3B expansion- Mayor Joe Hogsett announced in January $80M to Indianapolis parks.

Below are a few reasons to jump into the Columbus market.Strong economic growth: Columbus has a robust economy with a variety of industries, including healthcare, education, and technology.

You do have an increase in healthcare, some IT/tech, but nothing outstanding.

I was wondering if people on the forum had recommendations for states that are known for healthcare/destinations for travel nurses to use as a starting point.

I work with a lender who offers a lender credit for first responders, veterans, and health care workers.  

We focus on healthcare real estate on NNN leases.