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30% of Medicare's expense comes in the form of paying for health care in the last year of a person's life. And most of that is within the last six weeks. And it usually comes within two forms. First, paying for curative care that's not effective and
So if you're a hospital and you have an associated hospice, for the most part, people that come from a hospital are further along in their disease process, and so their stay in a hospice program is rather short. It could be so short that they're unpr
“Why senior housing delivers bigger rent jumps than regular apartments”
...so seniors buildings, you kinda get less turnover. But when you get turnover, it's big jumps because rents have been, you know, tied to tied to rent controls. But but when that unit turns over, we can
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