Yeah

... um, uh, it, it's just a, it's a very different perspective and would be interesting to do some work in those smaller sites as well, I would recommend.

And then I'm curious, y- you know, you alluded to the fact that, you know, deprescribing is safe and effective But I'd be curious, and I'm gonna say in the name of Steve Levinson as well-

Um, and it's really important that it's pati- patient-centric.

Right.

And those are important things to think about in the future.

And also, you know, not keeping somebody on a medication that we might think, "Eh, the side effects might make them a little sleepy," but if you cut back, it might result in some agitation and other behaviors possibly, where it means the person can't stay in that setting.

Dr. Resnick, any comments or questions for Alexa?

Just that this study really just rang so true with me, both at a personal level as well as within my practice.

I do house calls and I see the impact of caregiving in so many of my house calls patients.

Again, these tend to be lower income people who can't afford to support caregivers coming in.

Children who not only provide the care, but also the cost of care.

The adult briefs, I mean, the special foods, everything.

And I often work with them to get resources from the state that they won't have to pay for.

But Dr. Resnick, your thoughts?