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December 19, 2017

Virtus Outlook on Medical Office Space

Total healthcare spending in the United States has been headed in one direction for the past 50 years—up, up, and up.  Since 1960, there has not been a single year in which total healthcare spending was less than the prior year.  In a way, one could amend the age-old saying:  the only things certain in life are actually death, taxes, and that the U.S. will spend more on healthcare next year.

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