Any of these sorts of devices from a medical store would be exactly the same and cost three or four times the price.

I worked as a Signals Analyst in the Air Force until I was medically retired.

But that person will have to make a very strong case because I'm going to be following the letter and spirit of the law as well as running safe and well maintained properties.My day job is in the medical field.

if you have a lot of various exposures (houses, apartments, medical practice, a restaurant, motel, etc) LLCs provide some separation of liability so that losses from one exposure don't wipe you out across the board.

She purchased a 3,700 sq ft restaurant which will be converted into a medical office.

The only requirement is that the animal provides a needed medical assistance.

I've seen vet bills pile up on folks and it's no different from having a disease or medical problem yourself.  

The medical and healthcare services in the area have vastly improved over the past ten years.

At the same time I'm talking with a friend of mine who invests in commercial properties, and specifically medical buildings because this is right in the middle of a medical park.

I'm donating the beautiful 3400 sqft house on it to charityand selling the land to build a medical office bldg on it.I learned so much in the process-- an extremely valuable lesson that i could never have gotten any other way !