PetPlace Chat: Meet David Frei, Pioneer in Animal-Assisted Therapy
Bennett Glace
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You may know David Frei as one of the faces and voices of the National Dog Show, but hosting dog shows is just the beginning of the work he’s done with and for canines. Years before he ever picked up a microphone, David helped pioneer the field of animal-assisted therapy with his organization Angel on a Leash. Though these therapy programs were novel a few decades ago, the physical and mental benefits of animal companionship are widely recognized today.
I spoke to David about the origins of animal-assisted therapy, his own work with animals, and the ways a pandemic has affected animal therapy programs.
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I have often said that one of the smartest investing decisions I ever made was to concentrate money in the health care sector early in my investing career. I reasoned that an aging population of Baby Boomers would spend a lot of money to extend their lives and health care should benefit from that trend.
In 2002 I opened an account in the
T. Rowe Price Health Sciences Fund (PRHSX), and since I opened that account it has enjoyed an average annual return of 17.5%. That’s well above the average annual return of the S&P 500 over that time period.
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A Milwaukee-based real estate investment firm has acquired a Hartford Healthcare-anchored medical office building in Manchester for $16.9 million, town records show.
The 37,510-square-foot property at 376 Tolland Turnpike, which was built only two years ago, sold in December to DOC-376 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MOB LLC, which is controlled by Physicians Realty Trust, a real estate investment trust that specializes in healthcare properties. We are excited to expand our relationship with Hartford HealthCare and the Hartford CT market, and helping to promote access to exceptional outpatient care provided by Hartford HealthCare, said John Thomas, president and CEO of Physicians Realty Trust.
The seller was TOLLAND TURNPIKE ASSOCIATES II LLC, which is controlled by Lon G. Annulli, president of Manchester construction firm Orlando Annulli & Sons Inc.