Patrick Garman

They're always out offering the newest, latest platform.

to trial.

And it's all it is.

It just benefits us in the industry to watch this technology unfold.

It didn't happen 40 years ago, 20 years ago.

So every two to three years, it continues to happen.

It's very exciting to see.

And it helps our patients out.

Well, to go from paper to electronics is very, very important.

There was a lot of fight, a lot of pushback from the doctors.

They didn't want to have to slow down.

They'd rather whip a page and sign something.

They don't have to type up this laptop and do all this stuff.

But physician offices led the way.

Almost every physician office I know of, there's a laptop in the doctor's office, whether it's a pediatrician, a GP, orthopedic, neurology, whoever.

That's...

way it's happening.

The hospitals all have sophisticated electronical matter where it's now.

So the paper chart to paper chart format is really a thing in the past.

As far as other technology go, getting back to artificial intelligence and robotics, that's still finding its way because of its cost, because of its expense is finding its way.