Cara Santamaria

You get it.

I do.

And even the ones where I don't know the provenance are still funny to me.

Oh, we're all the better for that.

Oh, what an honor.

Absolutely terrible.

And at my hospital, they did do that.

And we actually have a whole team of people on our EIS who are experts in the actual technology.

Yeah.

It's a different specialty.

We're willing to train and pay our own people to run basically the EMR and update it all the time and fix it and everything.

Yeah, because it's its own specialty.

Yeah.

Yes.

And it's so interesting because I will say that on Instagram, the old people's TikToks,

I see sometimes videos about the opposite.

There are these like medical tourism videos where people go to other countries to get whole body scans to get these like top to bottom screens for diseases or conditions that they are, you know, there's no evidence that they're at risk for.

And so it's interesting that you see two sides of that coin, but of course reality falls somewhere in the middle.

And there's a new article in a, I guess it's like a vertical in the New York Times called The New Old Age, which I read a lot.

I work as a psychologist in a cancer center and I do a lot of gerontology work as well.