I think it could be part of a solution, sir. One, if they're travelling to get treatment for something, an injury that they've sustained while they've been with us, then they're not going to be picking up the bill for that themselves. We're going to make sure we do it.
Two, part of the treatment is that we have to get them to where the expertise is at times or the capacity to treat.
Three, we also work with the civilian medical system in all those places to see if there are alternatives that can actually be used inside their home town or the region where they are. But the challenge remains--I don't dismiss it, I don't even minimize it--for folks who are out in these little isolated areas where perhaps the general practitioner level of health care is very good, but those specialties, when you're trying to treat specific injuries, particularly of the mind, are very different.