I think that people leave when they're uncomfortable and fearful. Putting together a situation that has some long term viability will allow somebody to feel that they have a long term commitment and ability to see patients and make a living. I think once they see that things are growing and productive, that the hospitals are functional and providing good care, that Tenet is a reasonable partner to take care of these patients, I think that people will come back. PHOs have been criticized by some physicians as being heavily stacked in favor of hospitals. So, I don't believe we're sacrificing anything.
Tenet has a desire to fill their hospitals.
We have a desire to fill our practices. I think they are mutual needs. I think they're going to be met mutually with equal representation. Secondly, the size of Tenet has allowed us to discount some services to physicians, including medical and surgical supplies to offices as well as, eventually, malpractice insurance. A number of hospitals have lost a lot of money purchasing physician practices.