Daniel E. Greenleaf

Is it going to be 100% equitable?

I don't necessarily believe that will happen ever niche for a variety of reasons.

But could we get closer to 50%?

Could we move it up to 75 percent?

I absolutely unequivocally believe that.

And it's why we do what we're doing.

So what is it going to take?

It's making sure that our federal government, our states, our payers, companies, communities, families, patients all understand that they play a role in this and that we're working together on this because it's that important.

We have to continue to find data that continues to support a holistic patient approach to underserved patient populations.

I think ultimately just commitment.

I know it sounds crazy.

broad, but you have to have a committed organization.

You have to have a committed community.

You have to have a committed federal government.

You have to have a committed payer group.

You have to have a committed state group.

And you also have to have patients that want something different as well.

And part of that is what we're doing is educating them on it can be different.

Yes, meals are available to you.

Yes, remote monitoring is available to you.