How do you all manage to have healthcare insurance?

I'm currently the Business Development Manager of a National Healthcare Agency here in Fresno.  

Just read an article citing a recent study by Fidelity that said the average couple will need to spend $240,000 on health care AFTER age 65.

Similar things apply for visiting doctors, nurses, healthcare executives and other folks who show up to do business in/around Houston's medical center. 

Finding BP was the catalyst that pushed me into making up my mind to jump in (for a good deal).I'm a financial controller for a small healthcare information company.

Properties in a REIT portfolio can range from apartment complexes to health care facilities, hotels, shopping malls, and office buildings.

For example I personally invest in Dayton, OH because of the steady employment from the Air Force base, health care, universities, and soon the Amazon Distribution Center.

I'm based in Columbus and think it's an exciting market for the below key reasons:In general, Columbus is a pretty economically-stable city: centrally-located (massive logistics hub at intersection of 2 major Interstates), large finance & healthcare centers / HQs, state capital, and a top-5 university by size (Ohio State - 60k+ students).

Healthcare (and the Navy) are the biggest employers here. 

War in Ukraine, War in Taiwan, War in North Korea, Covid-25, serious change in election results, China economy collapse, maybe a change or advancement in AI that wipes out IT middle/senior managers or some other industry like health care.