You will need health insurance.

University Hospital has 18 hospitals and 40 health centers and its the 18th biggest.Also, this was a manufacturer, blue collar city.

My girlfriend's EX bought a house there a few months ago to retire near the family as he has major health problems.

Check with your local authority - either Building or Environmental health on their lead paint standards.

County health Dept should be able to help. 

We would never want to infringe on their religious freedom, and they were very understanding of our health concern.

The other 25% of my investments are retirement accounts, my brokerage account with individual stocks, and my daughters 529 plan.By the way, most people aren't "weak old and institutionalized" at the time of retirement if they take care of their health and physical well-being. 

Think about all the things that happen.Some words from your roommate tenants mouths:"I don't buy toilet paper I only use one square because I'm studying public health.""

I have been working in social services and "health related equitable care for all" type jobs.

There will typically be a record of multiple court appearances and filings, records of affiliation with tenant advocacy entities (including Legal Aid), records of multiple frivolous Board of Health complaints, etc.