Can you talk a little bit about why insurance is not covering this and why that is such a challenge? And you said also that it may be beneficial for the patient that the insurance is not covering.

Yeah, great, great question.

So every cancer patient in the United States needs to know that the only people that can legally, that's the key word, legally treat someone with a cancer diagnosis is an oncologist.

An oncologist is a medical doctor trained in the administration of chemotherapy.

It is a radiologist.

They have been trained on how to administer radiation for someone with a cancer diagnosis.

And then we have the surgeons that are oncological surgeons that have been trained in removing, for example, a cancerous tumor out of the body.

What are some of the criterias that you say somebody should look at? What are some of the things that consider when you're making your decisions as to who to work with?