There are also other diverse job sectors ranging from health care (Harrisburg Hospital is one of the top pediatric hospitals, and Penn State Hershey, and they acquired additional hospitals in Cumberland county), distribution/warehousing, and large corporate employers (TE Connectivity, Hershey Foods, Aldi, etc.).

Off season there are traveling health care workers & other medium term renters.

There doesn't seem to be any good healthcare options for real estate agents. 

I love my rentals in Warren and metro Detroit and so do our clients who buy them.Warren has Large Chrysler and GM plants within the city as well as Henry Ford and multiple hospitals.Auto and healthcare are Michigan’s 2 largest industries.

If they include supporting documentation from a healthcare professional, you might have to accept that if it validates a disability and disability related need.

I think many health care travelers don't do enough research before deciding on an area. 

I have had health care professionals (physical therapists, phlebotomists, x-ray techs, etc.) and they are more flexible on drive time. 

In fact, their situation affects your insurance prices, just like your health care insurance costs are also directly related to the health care needs of others.

Having a HDHP also means I have lower premiums for my healthcare (the cash I save I put into the HSA to cover me if I have to make a claim and pay a high deductible). 

I understand Cleveland has some of the best and biggest hospitals in the nation but after reading statistics from Furnished Finder it seems like the demand of traveling nurses does not reflect the current growth and magnitude of the healthcare industry in the area for whatever reason.