This is one of the first times I’ve seen something in my twenty five years where it’s clear it makes a therapist more efficient. I noticed the efficiency of AI the first time I used it. I think therapists have a kind of an internal clock when they’re doing an evaluation. I know when an hour is up without looking at the clock because I do certain things. The first time I used AI did all of those things and I was completely done with the treatment and it was forty five minutes. It’s easy to figure out how that’s done. I just, I don’t have to walk back and forth to the computer to enter a range of motion measurement in. All of that adds up to that ten to fifteen minutes of savings. I have extra time that’s not spent in documentation. I’m gonna be able to put that into patient care. And every minute or minutes that I can put toward patient care, I can then bill. So we’ve seen fifteen minutes per evaluation. If we cross that over for the day, we’re talking three to six units extra of billable time per therapist, you can figure is going to be a strong return on investment over the month or year.