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Wellpointe’s $2B Viva Details Co-Living Care Model, Self-Funded Financing at Warner Center

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New details from Wellpointe's July unveiling of Viva L.A. at Warner Center reveal a co-living care model, thousands of on-site workers and a financing plan that leans on tax credits and the company's own capital rather than direct city dollars.

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