so our Medicare contractors. Okay. We actually can get fine like I shared. It's a lot of money. And then we can also lose licensing so just ensuring everything's compliant is the way to go. Okay okay so you are making sure everybody's doing what they should be doing following the rules making sure everything's clean and and operating as it should right and training others to do that as much as we can and then finding more opportunities. Wow, well. And how did you find your niche in compliance? Because there's so many different paths that you can take. And we see that. And as I've been interviewing our members, I'm seeing, you know, many start out as quarters, but they become auditors or risk adjustment or there's so many different paths and here you are at compliance. What was that evolution for you like, Lisa? So for me, like I started with not knowing what I'm gonna, I, what my passion was within the health care industry. I had, I looked for it everywhere. I went from front office, that wasn't my cup of tea, medical records as I shared. I did charge capture, I wasn't, data entry wasn't my thing. So then I realized from all of that, becoming a supervisor and just looking at everything at a glance and what I've touched, I feel compliance from my perspective was my passion. I wanted everything done properly. I like to educate and train and coding CPC actually helped me get this role in what I do now because we have to code. We look at documentation, we make sure proper coding is happening. And so that's