Do you go to the Dept of Health and review the thousands of pages of rules and regulations so you are absolutely familiar with everything? 

Our job skills became dinosaurs while we were living abroad for 10 years.What has happened:  My mother is in her 90's and in increasingly poor health. 

As a former travel therapist and resident of Denver, I would encourage you to contact hiring managers at hospitals, home health agencies, and skilled nursing facilities.

And the best way to buy vote is by using other people money, landlord in this case (or tax payers’ in case of free health care, free college tuition, cancel all tuition debts ...).

2) Look into terminating their lease for health code reasons. 

Health insurance alone will take a chunk out of that, plus you'll still have the mortgage on your personal home to pay.      

I’m assuming I can figure out how to pay for health insurance on that, but that’s another topic.

I think when most of the results back from complaints I will know to go ahead with a lawyer or not ...( I don't keep a high hope here on getting money back as a online attorney who answered their company deal with cases like this and chances are slim and a lot of money involved too ) A Lady went to the same journey with me paid $30 got her $23k back based on her health reason , she did all the negotiation direct with the company and the sickness reason from start that did not take long for her to get her money back.To be honest, I am so overwhelming ( head spinning) for many days with many suggestions and so many of them  I am just lost!  

The property is located within a 5 to 10 / 15 minute drive to 7 different hospitals, clinics, health care centres, etc.

HB 6588 and HB 6589.Both bills are very similar, 4% + Inflation yearly maximum, they also deny rent increases during a "state wide public health emergency" and extends the rent freeze 1 year after!