Agreed. Government contracts would be nice, but it's also interesting to see it in the health care arena.
For better or worse (sadly, I feel it's worse), assisted living facilities are an enormous business in the U.S. Just look at how assisted living facilities looked in the 1970's and 1980's, then look at them today. My mom's place looks like she's living in a swanky condo building in a major city. Not only that, but the food is incredibly good, and they have activity directors that keep them busy all day doing different things. They don't just sit the residents in front of a TV all day watching soap operas anymore. The whole thing has changed - they do have a movie night every night at 6:30 in my mom's place, but it's like a mini-theater. As a result, believe me, these facilities ain't cheap.
If you get a foothold in assisted living facilities, you've got something.
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