Thoughtful conversations with the people of Maine

I think the challenge is entering a maintenance phase, so not consuming to feel grounded, like being okay with okay. Nurturing what I have, what is, being really instead of human doing, I guess you could say.

If you look at the percentage of people walking the streets of Portland, homelessness in Lewiston, if you look in their backgrounds, most of them are kids who grew up in the system and they get released into the world and they have nothing.

We are at this inflection point where as you mentioned, technology can be really helpful, but we're at this inflection point where we have to develop the systems to make it work for us and for the patients so that we can distill out the important information that will help us take care of them, but not be completely overwhelmed by information that is not relevant or duplicative.