I feel like it was a long time ago.

Yeah, so maybe pre-COVID.

So I think it sort of came out of the fact that we saw an opportunity to escalate particularly acute knee patients who had had a traumatic knee injury and were sitting waiting for assessment and diagnosis and prognosis probably a little bit too long in the system.

And so by providing an appointment that We had a physician on one side, a physiotherapist on another, doing the initial diagnostic piece and then passing over to the physiotherapist to provide some bracing, provide some early rehab advice if they hadn't received any already, as well as taking some objective data.

So we use a valve dynamo system to take some quad strength and and then also use our PMS to take some outcome scores that then come back into our system.

And what we've probably found is that, A, the patients get really good early access to care that they probably weren't already, and that streamlines them into a radiology appointment, as well as if they do need some ongoing physiotherapy, some treatment along the way.

What changed your

practice? Yeah, I think just volume of being able to, you know, do a Lachman's on multiple ACL ruptures in a short space of time.