During 2016, Pigpen paid the following expenses for Piggy Sue (his daughter) and Papa Pig (his father) and himself: Doctor bills for Papa Pig $6800; Prescription drugs for Peggy Sue, Papa Pig & pigpen $1430; Surgery for Peggy Sue $9800; Insulin for Papa Pig $570; Nonprescription drugs for Pigpen, Peggy Sue, & Papa Pig $1140. Piggy Sue qualifies as Pigpen's dependent, and Papa Pig would also qualify except that he received $9,000 of taxable income. Piggy Sue's psychiatrist recommended that Piggy Sue be sent to Swine Academy because of it's small classes and specialized psychiatric treatment program that is needed to treat Piggy Sue's illness. In 2016, Pigpen paid the following amounts to Swine Academy: Psychiatric treatment $6400; Tuition $5900; Room, board, misc items $4100. Papa Pig who is diabetic, moved into Pork Chop Village in March 2016. Papa Pig's diabetes is controlled with medication. Pork Chop Village, an assisted living & nursing home facility, offers an active lifestyle for older adults. Papa Pig, who was bored living with Pigpen, is thoroughly enjoying all the many activities at Pork Chop Village. Pigpen paid the following amounts to Pork Chop Village on Papa Pig's behalf: Medical care $3300; Meals $18650; Lodging $15,900. Pigpen has a filtration system installed in his home upon the recommendation of his physician during 2016. Pigpen has severe dust allergies. In connection with this installation, Pigpen pays the following amounts: Installation of filtration system (including cost of the system) $9525; Increase in utility bills due to the filtration system $650; Appraisal cost $560. The filtration system is expected to last 8 years. The appraisal was to determine the value of Pigpen's residence with and without the filtration system. The appraisal states the installation of the filtration system increased the value of Pigpen's home by $6350. Ignoring the 10% floor, what is the total of Pigpen's expenses that qualify for the medical expense deduction?