I no longer invest directly in medical real estate, I invest in medical office REITs. 

Strip malls and medical office do not overlap.

I'm new to the STR strategy with my property to medical tenants.

Example Bowling lane versus Medical office.  

There's definitely a market for MTR here in Houston, particularly with the Texas Medical Center here along with other major businesses.

Medical debt is one thing.

Quote from @Paul Kubin: Hi, all - I have a good tenant who has had some medical issues and called me asking if she and her husband could install a handrail to get up/down the 3 stairs in front of the house. 

That cluster of schools helps keep steady rental demand from students, faculty, and medical staff in nearby hospitals as well.Happy to share more details or run some numbers if you’d like to see what returns could look like in these markets.

Typical assets could be retail shopping center, medical office, flex, free standing restaurant, daycare.

@Zeni Kharel One thing to add regarding an HSA is to look at what you spent on medical in the past year (out of pocket or deductibles) and make your payroll contributions align with that.