And so to me, the New frontier was medical. Expanding medical coverage and getting to those that are unreached. Our our tagline is conventional care and unconventional settings. But what that means is we want to provide quality care, top notch providers, but in settings are places that medical generally doesn’t go. You know, we’ve got places along the Texas border that frankly, they’re not that much different than a third world country when it comes to the medical care there. There’s lots of places in the US rural health care just hasn’t reached. We wanted to apply the same concept of the latest technology, latest advancements and equipment, and then the latest on the regulations, latest changes there to provide a first in class solution. 2017 we picked up some contracts with the military. Different National Guard units started to grow. The company started to tick up a little bit and then COVID hit and just crushed as we know it. We thought it was the end of the world, but that was really the start and the beginning for any place. Maybe we did it with a drive thru COVID testing clinic. It was the first ever drive thru telehealth clinic that I’m aware of in the history of our.

Yeah, I don’t think anybody had ever done a drive thru telehealth clinic. We rolled out that program, they looked at it and it’s like, Yeah, legally this is this works. It’s fine. And that expanded across the nation. I mean, we’re doing COVID testing everywhere, and you can’t lose the personal touch, taking vitals, providing that human interaction, asking the questions. Digging beneath the service and truly identifying the symptoms. But but treating the illness. We can provide more outreach, reach more people by a decentralized model. And, you know, ultimately, physicians, nurses, everybody working together, whether it’s on telehealth, video, proctoring, on a remote setting or the in-person visits. And I think we have an opportunity not just in the US, but across the world to deliver first class care.