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were located next to larger hospitals? This is a service that is almost impossible to find, but which is a necessity for many health care professionals (especially Dr's and Nurses who are ALSO single parents). Now, if you have read my "Bill Gates' post below, I believe that this is a service that should be integrated in hospitals themselves. HOWEVER, to my knowledge almost none offer this service. I think that it could be economically viable, especially since others besides just hospital workers would probably also utilize them. Heck, even having a wife it's still a challenge. Consider that I must leave for clinicals by 5:00 AM each day (and my wife at 5:30 AM, although I'm not going to nursing school this semester) there are not MANY babysitters willing to get at your house at 5:00 AM and stay until after 7:00 PM at night or day care centers that permit those drop off and pick up hours! Thankfully, my mother in law lives with us, but despite paying her $100.00 a week (and free room and board) she is not very "stable" and could leave at any time on short notice.