So let me ask you, you know, to you, what exactly does a neurology desert mean, and how would you assess it in this situation?

Sure.

Really simply put, dementia neurology deserts is a ratio.

So it's a ratio between the number of neurologists per 10,000 patients with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia.

And we chose neurologists in particular because about one in three Medicare beneficiaries sees a neurologist in their lifetime, so either for stroke or Parkinson's, neuropathy, or dementia, in this instance, in their lifetime.

And we noticed that there are regional differences between the supply of neurologists and the future prediction of the patient population.

So Wyoming was the biggest neurology desert.

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