Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

So I'm kind of giving myself hormone replacement, HRT, hormone replacement therapy on my own.

I have to really get in here and let you know that you do have HIPAA rights.

You don't have to divulge everything going on in your- You know how these middle-aged chicks are.

They got a drug for everything.

That is not the case at all.

If you ask one of our developers who's a 15-year full stack, uh, veteran, he's, uh, uh, we've brought that up to him before, um, kinda jokingly, and it's e- a full stack developer with 15 years experience that's built, you know, HIPAA compliant hospital apps and stuff like that, you ask him about AI and what's possible with it, they'll use it for little tasks, but they'll, you cannot use it to build software, right? So a lot of the competition out there is really, it's just AI agents.

That's the hot word, like the hot keyword today, right? AI agents can do this.

We have 35 AI agents for your real estate needs that can each, you can pick and choose which ones you want.

On the Hugh Freeze.

No, the screen only puts up the first three letters of your last name for HIPAA reasons.

It's like O-R-G. O-R-G? It's O-R-G.

I need that.

And so when they're, you know, they have that visit, they're enrolled, then they're basically using our app to interact with their care team.

So they can message through this, you know, HIPAA secure portal and ask questions about, you know, Oh, I'm going out to dinner tomorrow night.

What do you, what should I plan on eating? That's not going to spike my blood sugar, not going to cause me to gain weight.

Or, hey, I'm really struggling and I could use a little pep talk or some motivation.

But it should be the family because the information that's on the app is personal.

And We don't use HIPAA as a ceiling.

It's our ground that we walk on.

And so nobody really gets your information unless you decide to give it to somebody.

And

they're and they're doing this undercover of like protecting HIPAA.

Right.

Which is, you know, I guess.

And what we noticed was that it's a product, but it was basically a thumb drive that had a USB stick that had a fingerprint sensor on it and a processor on board.

So the question is, what can you use? What problem can you fix? So we tried HIPAA.

We tried security.

And we finally got to a point where we're like, There's not a market for this.

And just to comment on something you just mentioned about 18 to 20 when they don't have their parents, the reality is that an 18-year-old that has a medical emergency or Our country would no longer honor the mother as just the mother.

And we have very strict HIPAA laws.

We have medical durable power of attorney.

A mom can't just make decisions for a child if the child hasn't authorized that.

Your financial, your legal operations.

Are you looking at your informed consents? Are you looking at your internal documents? Are you looking at HR? Are you looking at OSHA, HIPAA? Are you looking at all these manuals? Or are you just saying, well, you know, we'll do it after the sale.

After the sale, you can't do it.

All this has to be done.