I see a real opportunity for myself to make a difference. As it's true with any primary care facility, what we do is to recommend that they go to an emergency room. That's difficult because if they don't have insurance, that's a problem. So if somebody comes here and says they need a Pap smear, we'll do a medical history and if we find out that she's smoking, like it or not, she's going to have a little talk about the problems of smoking and how that can relate to the development of other health care problems. We do an analysis of diet, and we find out if there are problems with diet and give them education on that.
Patient education is a good thing.
We do outreach. We have a person who go out into the community ten hours a week, I wish we could do more, but she goes out into the community to alert people to the fact that we're here. We do some limited distribution, especially after holiday time. There is a variety of things outside of the primary health care that we try to do for our community. I'm just really busy with my family more than anything else.