Morgan Newman - Chief Nursing Officer for Exceptional Healthcare

So let's talk about, you know, there's a couple of our rooms, but you don't know what those that kind of depends on the services that are in demand in the in the market to market.

Yeah, the services and then also kind of, you know, what providers we can get in.

I didn't even think about it on the other side.

Like, it's a staffing deal, too,

depending on what services they provide.

Okay.

So, as a patient, what...

How would someone come into exceptional health or choose exceptional health? I mean, for the most part, I think my personal frame of reference, typically with a hospital, it's because you're in a state of emergency versus standard care.

So is it just an emergency situation, or how would someone find themselves in your doors?

Yeah.

And that's the interesting thing.

Anything and everything we would take.

And that's why we have different levels of care.

And like I said, the fast track rooms.

But that's the thing is everybody's definition of emergency is individual to that person.

And so what you think is an emergency, I might feel a little bit different about.

And again, as a nurse, anybody who's lived with a nurse knows that their level of emergency is way low.

My husband always say, you know, you don't care.

I could be bleeding and you wouldn't care.

Well, my tolerance for that is a little bit different.

I've seen way

worse.

So but anything and everything.

And we're kind of here.

Yeah.