Why wouldn’t they? Thanks to Obamacare they have more profits than they know what to do with. And with all the housing regulations, they’re ideally equipped to cash in on the racket.
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I'm still waiting for modern day R.E.O. Meatwagon
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Have you looked into the racket of the Sober Living industry? My goodness.
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I'm generally not a fan of Big Business, but if there was one industry where we could use corporate standardization & liability aversion it would be in housing for newly sober peoples. I don't even mind the profit taking. They are just currently so horribly run.
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The Hospital Hospitality House in Nashville, TN has been doing this since 1974: https://www.hhhnashville.org/our-story/
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The article says that the idea is to reduce the cost of a month to below the price of a night in the hospital and that it's primarily intended to keep homeless people out of hospital beds. So probably not, but I don't doubt there will be bureaucratic overhead.
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I think it works great. I was temporarily housed at one and all I needed to do was donate 10 inches of my small bowel and we were square
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As a hospital discharge planner and admissions coordinator, my view is, this is a win for all. Nothing worse than patients on gurneys in a hallway because another person doesn’t have a place to go. Managing and meeting medical criteria for inpatient stays. Bed utilization.
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