Alessandra Lozama

That's not true.

Childcare providers have the ability to operate and stay open and take in children.

There are CDC recommendations and there's guidelines that have been published by licensing by the Department of Social Services.

that add layers of scrutiny to hygiene and to the protocols, right?

The social distancing and that.

But providers are allowed to be open.

Well, I think that education has a lot to do with it and transparency of safety protocols.

When we bring a provider under the TUTRIS scope of services and into our network, we have a relationship with that provider.

So we have an ops team that vets the provider, has conversations with the provider, and we have an internal process by which we also qualify

their protocols, and in this case, the safety and the CDC recommended protocol.

So if you go on our site, for example, and run a search for COVID safe programs, you'll see some that are tagged, right?

They have a tag right on their profile to disclose the protocols that they are following.

And I think that that adds some sense of peace of mind, if you will, for parents.

What geographies do you cover right now?

All of California with a high emphasis in San Diego because our proof of concept was San Diego.

And this is where we had the most interaction with providers.

So we have the entire scope of California.

lit.

When we say lit, that means that we have uploaded the database of licensed providers.

We are engaging with them to build the relationship and to verify them.