Now, why is that important that care teams have this single spot for finding both social care and behavioral health?

Social needs and behavioral health needs have been tightly intertwined for the same people and for clinicians for as long as there's been those challenges.

If we can put them into the same workflow for a helper or for a person in need, we can remove a lot of friction.

A good example is in Medicare Advantage.

Roughly one in four enrollees had a mental illness diagnosis and at least one health-related social need.

So people are not experiencing these challenges in isolation, and they impact each other.

Social vulnerability is associated with a higher prevalence of certain mental health and substance use disorders and, in some cases, even lower treatment rates.

I mean, we know it's hard to make a national provider directory already.