u/sunnypurplepetunia

I know they use a gps type device now, today I refueled until the pump clicked off AT THE AIRPORT gas station & they still charged me for 2 gallons.

This is at Indianapolis airport.

Anyone else?

38th to 96th & Meridian to Allisonville.

Takes a reservation on Friday night.

Any cuisine

We live in a slight buyers market in a state where dual agency is prohibited.

We like a home that is a dual agency situation, the seller agent works for the same brokerage from what I understand.

The home has been on the market for about a month with no offers.

We would like to offer 10% below, and our realtor is not in favor of this. I think it’s about 15% overpriced. If it were well priced it would have sold in minutes. Well priced homes sell quickly where we live (pending in about a week), poorly priced homes sit for months. Even with a slight buyers market.

Our realtor knows the sellers and implied that they would not be easy to negotiate with, and we know that the home needs at least one major repair (50k). We will have a full inspection.

We know that the sellers are elderly, and at least one of them is ill. And while they might not have to sell for the “money”, they do have to sell at some point given their health situation. We do not believe they have family close by.

Do sellers really get offended and refuse to acknowledge any offer from a particular buyer in the future?

We have moved a lot over the years and bought and sold several homes in a few states so we have some experience with buying a home. (We did offer above list for a home 10+ years ago, so we aren’t always looking for the ‘best’ deal).

While we really like this home there are some drawbacks and I’m certain that we could find another home that we like just as much.

We plan to simply wait it out. I am 100% confident that we will know if they receive a bid and we will be able to make an offer as well. Do we roll those dice?

Is there any true value is traditional private practices taking commercial insurance & medicare, Not DPC or concierge.

That down the line you could sell the practice for profit? For example a practice with 2 MD & 2 midlevels?

I’ve been using A&R for about six months.

Recently, I’ve had two episodes where I get a face full of mostly skin colored to pink bumps that don’t itch but last about 10 days. I suspect that it’s this product. Anyone else have a reaction like that?

Anyone have a recipe? I moved away & have a craving!

Ideas for eat in or carry out? Family size carryout (mexican?)

Will def do Antonio’s pizza.

I live in a remote area with many wealthy elderly residents. Many are widowed/single and live alone. No uber/lyft if they are unable to drive.

Healthcare in our town is inadequate, including no home health, no hospice. No nursing homes. I do not & have never worked for any local or hospital system in my state. I have no intention of doing home hospice.

Full practice state.

Many years of primary care experience, oncology & home infusions (among other experience)

I’m considering offering home visits for cash. I would require that the patients keep their primary care and specialists.

For example, someone who has had major limb preserving arm surgery at a facility two hours away who needs dressing changes. This example is my neighbor & literally there are no options for the dressing change to get done, even though all of our local hospital/ortho/primary care are a part of the system where they had the surgery. I am doing it for free because she is my neighbor & I am her friend.

Someone post hospitalization (chf, thyroidectomy) who needs someone to drop in and be a second set of eyes, weigh, check incisions, drains, medication checks.

Most of their children live far away, usually out of state. We are a 2+ hour drive from an airport.

In general these patients are 85+ years old but more like 65-75 as far as overall health/independence compared to most Americans.

Thoughts? Things to consider? Pitfalls?

Do not plan to prescribe anything. More of a “your incision is healing well, changing the dressing q 3 days” or “you’ve gained 10 lbs & have 2+ pitting edema, let’s call your cardiologist”.

I do have my own malpractice insurance already.