I know that there are free tenant rights clinics held in Plummer Park in WEHO.

I give them the pre-employment drug screens at a clinic.  

He pointed us towards a free law clinic put on by the IU school of law that the Seller could afford.  

Truth - well we have Progressive HQ now, in-fact its right outside of my office :) They are expanding and adding almost another 1000 jobs - big job growth in the region between Amazon & Progressive (4000) new jobs - wait did we mention all the Cleveland Clinic Expansion, our Health Tech Corridor (booming BioTech industry) - much much more.....

This usually opens the door to conversations about vet clinics, training, community ordinances, etc.

As long as things get done at the rentals, that is our main priority.Myself, I have a contracting job at a medical clinic. 

I would be going into situations where clinics (usually hospitals) need a PT right away and are willing to pay a lot for one.

I then worked for student government at school planning events on campus while still umpiring and starting a job as an aide at a PT clinic.

We have also built a medical/dental clinic that was for an Indian tribe, plus separate office buildings in an office park for a psychiatric clinic, etc.Depending upon the type of physicians, the development costs can vary significantly.

I haven't smoked it since the early 70's, so I'm ambiguous about the use of it... but a niece's new husband owns 4 Los Angeles clinics, and grows his own supply in several 'legitimate' warehouses.