You're not going to be here. All right. I'm joined here with Dr Baraki. Austin what's. Austin, what's going on man?

Not much, how are you?

Great, I'm living the dream, just got back from the gym.

And same.

It's a nice evening to record a podcast, but I thought we'd discuss some steady

MD stuff first because we've been getting a lot of questions on what exactly we're

doing with steady MD, what is it, how this compares to like a quote-unquote

regular doctor. So just how this

compare to like a quote unquote regular doctor.

So just question to you, how do you foresee

your interactions going with patients within Steady MD?

I think one of the, so to kind of preface this the way that it's going to be set up is that it sort of is arranged in a way that allows you to have a long-term relationship with the physician and. And the way the system is designed is that the

physician will maintain a relatively small panel of patients that they're

taking care of, whereas you might have a typical primary care physician in charge of

2,000 patients in a freestanding clinic

we're gonna we're gonna cap our patient panels at somewhere around 500 patients or so.

And the idea of that is that it'll allow us to have more access and more time

to devote to common patient issues.

Additionally, the system is set up so that they have kind of direct access to the physician

through like a private chat app kind of thing.

And so, you know, the initial meeting helps the doctor get to know the patient

and get to know their issues, their health goals, their health problems, things they need to work on and over time you'll have regular

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