Lower entry cost (buying only one building while getting the advantage of the traffic in the commercial area), more stable tenants (physicians and health-care corporations tend to want to stay where their patients are, and I found that banks are VERY favorable to dentists/orthodontists since they are a heavily cash flowing business - and subsequently very favorable to the landlord with a tenant lease to one. 

Take Action and Be Patient and Persistent.

Be patient . . . take it slow.

Be patient.

You can find people giving this stuff away if you are patient and can store it when a deal comes up.

All kidding aside, be patient.

They don't have to show a high degree of any disability, only that which in the medical authority's opinion would benefit their patient. 

You need to be patient. 3.

I have done this in many different cities and if you can be patient, you will be rewarded.Good luck!

My company pays RN's 60 dollars per patient visit (typically they see 6-8 patients a day).