(Personally I'm grateful for what you do and think that no veteran should ever be homeless or have to wait or pay for medical care.

This is largely due to the substantial investments made by major corporations like Intel, Honda, Nationwide Children's Hospital, and Wexner Medical Center in the area, generating a wealth of employment opportunities.

Of course, this being California, not sure I can even restrict the use, due to the "medical marijuana" excuse.  

I work in metal fabrication and we do business with multiple industries from medical equipment suppliers to heavy equipment manufactures.

High asset prices + 20% unemployment + no traction on the medical front = underwriting that is not even close to hitting target returns. 

In the event she has dementia later on or if she falls and breaks a hip, or has some other medical emergency - you need to have a plan in place.

One with a duplex and one with a small medical office).

I know others that have had medical emergencies and been med flighted back home for $20k.

A general practitioner takes 4 years medical training, a brain surgeon twelve.

Was it unexpected medical expenses, job loss, etc?