And I recall a conversation with Mr. Cohen in the past where we talked about medical technology, which is also not only in the Affordable Health Care Act, the health care reform, but also in the stimulus bill. And part of what you talked about is the use of electronic medical technology to provide continuity of care; whether you are in this clinic or that hospital, you could be able to get that information across from one to another.
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Garamendi discusses the role of medical technology in healthcare reform and continuity of care.
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