drendel. do we know if the children were transported by ambulance or driven by civilians or a mix of both? >> i would say the vast majority of the patients that we saw arrived by ambulance. i think most of them came from the nearby facilities, waukesha both initially evaluated these patients and identified them as patients who needed a higher level of care and transferred to our facility for ongoing recessation and management. >> and as a reminder as we're taking questions, we won't be able to speak to specific patients or patient information. we can just give those general updates. someone asked about our facility answering mental health services. dr. gutzeit, do you want to touch on that again? >> yes, we really appreciate the emphasis on the need to support patients and families beyond the injuries that have occurred. so we have behavioral medical specialists that are available and able to provide emotional and mental health services to those who may need them. ashley had mentioned a number

drendel. we are immensely grateful for our community and the medical response started on scene with bystanders, ems, intercommunity partners and other health care organizations before the children arrived here at children's. as we stated, children's wisconsin has alerted speedy eckert intensive unit in the state of wisconsin. we 72 icu beds and like our emergency department, we immediately began preparations to receive patients once we were notified of the incident. from a patient standpoint, there were 18 patients who came to children's and ten of them were admitted to the pediatric intensive treatment. i will not share any specific details on infiltrations. currently, we have six patients who would list in critical condition. three are in serious and one that is in fair. we have eight other patients that are listed in fair condition they're not in the intensive care unit and our and other units within the hospital. as noted, it is important and it responds to the family that the situation th