Isabelle Guarino

Yeah.

But there's more seniors, so more income, more expenses, it kind of all evens out in the wash.

Yeah, you can get licensed for memory care in an RAL.

yeah, you can get licensed for memory care in an RAL.

And it's actually a really great way to go because the reality is we're all dealing with it one way.

And it's actually a really great way to go because the reality is we're all dealing with- At some point, the transition, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So if you're not licensed for it, then legally when someone kind of goes beyond what you can handle in the home, you have to transition them.

So if you're not licensed for it, then legally when someone kind of goes beyond what you can handle in the home, you have to transition them.

So I really recommend everybody get licensed for it regardless.

So I really recommend everybody get licensed for it regardless.

Yep.

And if I think what you're, what you're kind of starting to think about is what if you bought a large plot of land and you built 10 of these that had 10 beds each instead of one commercial facility, you had 10, 10 beds.

You can absolutely do that.

You can share staff, you can share resources.

Many people are kind of going that direction.

That's one way to do it.

I really recommend at least three homes within 20 to 40 minutes of each other because of the ability to share resources.

That is the best way.