Sidewalk Labs

I'm curious if you could comment specifically, both from the provider and patient perspective, how technology is core to CityBlock's model today.

So Citiblock actually started as a spinoff out of Sidewalk Labs from Google.

So it was a technology-enabled clinical delivery company from the beginning, and that's continued in the ethos.

So just as much as serving this vulnerable population and doing that through authentic presence, is part of like what's core to CityBlock.

Like think about your apartment building or think about your home and we are very far behind in terms of like how tech enabled our physical infrastructure is.

We're still like, you know, Dan Doctoroff, who I worked with at Sidewalk Labs, always would say like, the city you look at now is not very different than the city you looked at 50, 60, 70 years ago.

Like we're still in the same infrastructure, repairing the same potholes.

Like We haven't made the transformational leaps in some senses.

Build a searchable database of failures of design participation so people can learn from the cases that went wrong.

Sidewalk Labs' Toronto waterfront project being the one everybody reaches for.

And Daniel's local case, the Jerusalem one, isn't in it.

No. That's the thing I couldn't find.

Mm-hmm

... um, at Sidewalk Labs, which is a really unique and wonderful experience for a startup because you have some institutional funding.

Yeah.

You have, uh, startup capital.

for simulation, for traffic training, for robots, for other types of activity.

I wonder when Google tried to do that with Sidewalk Labs.

Exactly.

It's