dr. zachary. >> thanks for having me. i'm marcus zachary from brown and toland. i'm having a disconcerting moment that i'm the gray-haired guy up here on this panel. i guess i've reached that age. so for those of you who don't know, because there's not a lot of folks from california here, brown and toland is a fully physician owned and operated independent physician association, the largest in northern california, over 1700 docs. so we are truly hospital agnostic. we have no private equity partners. we have no hospital financial partners. we have a long history of managing mostly professional risk, and a capitated environment. we, like sean was saying, are interested in taking more risk, and so with payment reform that was happening with the aca we jumped right in. we have shifted about 100,000 lives over the last three years into some form of risk sharing program. and that runs the gamut of alphabet soup, we have hmo, aco, ppo, aco, we've got a limited scheme for taking first dollar on medicare advantage patients, and then of course we're pioneer for participant

dr. zachary take that for you. >> wait for questions at the end. let's go through -- i think the mayor next. >> good afternoon. as you can see, each member up here has a specific role to play on this team. county judge jenkins is leading this effort. we appreciate cdc on tracking down these contacts and the expertise and mr. miles running the school front. what we're trying to do at the city is to make sure that we create a calm and safe environment for those people to do their work. that's our primary focus. this business is very local. when i say local, i don't mean dallas. i mean a very specific neighborhood in the northeast part of dallas. as clay said, jennifer gates has been out there almost nonstop with the neighborhood talking to people and communicating with them. the second thing we have done is we have had reverse 911 calls to all of the residents. we've talked to them. we've explained to them what's happened. and we've given them the option to call us back. as i've said before, if citizens have any questions, they need to call 311. we w