Uh, from your point of view, what does effective behavioral health integration look like across a women's health service line?

Right.

Across the board, it's about being proactive, right? Moving from screening to intervention, doing so seamlessly, um, before we get to a really scary state.

Obviously, there's a case in the news right now, um, uh, about, you know, maybe not appropriately addressing, uh, behavioral health issues in postpartum psychosis or, or depression or anxiety.

Uh, but it, but it's more than that, right? It's this idea of moving from just assessing risk.

Everybody's doing the Edinburgh right now.

They're, they're seeing, you know, on mom, baby is, is, you know, how patients are doing, and that's great.

in women's health service lines and behavioral health offerings, uh, say they're aware of that, but, and they're working within their existing structures to try and address it, where do you think they should start? And, and what does meaningful progress look like, you know, a year or so out?