Innovative Healthcare Support

Yeah, that makes great sense. Okay. Last question for Winter. What do you think a healthcare provider could do differently or better in supporting people during the winter? And we're thinking about preparation, communication or types of care. I should share with you, which is, I'm not sure about Lifebridge, but I know about Johns Hopkins. They have their headache center where they treat the patient with migraine and other headache issues. So they have a good service over there. That is same day for the doctors. they don't have any appointment on the day they have dedicated doctors for these days like they provide video call service for the patients they are suffering during the day so say for instance I got a headache now right but if I want to if I go to emergency room it's not a specialist service but I need a specialist care. If I go to an urgent care, that's not a specialist care, right? I need specialist care. So they have that service, which is something new I found and I appreciate that type of help. Like not every patient needs a surgery, right? Someone they just shared their conditions over a tele-visit and they can get service or help they needed. and that they can get better relief. So this is really important during the winter months, like telehealth visits and like on-call doctors or on-call professionals or same day initiative. They call it headache initiative. I heard they are going to start even in more area that does not require in-person contact with like psychiatric service counseling, right? They can provide it, you know, immediately to the patients. So this is something I feel it is innovative and helpful. Excellent, that's really, really helpful. I think the interview is done. you