The rehabilitation protocols are actually started here about day five because we have good working relationship with our physical medicine colleagues and we want to have a continuum of care that is uninterrupted. And at day seven they go off to rehab and hopefully are back to work and productivity in a relatively short period of time. That is true. The acute care is very democratic. It is also true that aftercare is very sporadic and very dependent upon your insurance class and your ability to marshal resources.
Rehabilitation is very expensive.
Many of these processes are way out of reach, of even the middle class, in terms of being able to pay for it themselves. And the fact of the matter is that even selling your house, you're not gonna meet some of those bills. These complex patients are hugely expensive both in the acute care side and in the aftercare side. TennCare doesn't pay enough to the rehabilitation hospitals for us to be able, in a practical manner, to get patients into rehabilitation. That reimbursement isn't sufficient to cover our costs.