with meritage, if you look at the pie chart, it does not constitute a large portion of the h.s.s. membership but what we did learn, we did auto enrollment based on people having meritage providers. that is actually divided into three divisions. marin, and two sonoma divisions. the two sonoma divisions would not be part of trio. we enrolled 32 that we should have not done, we moved them back to access plus, we want full disclosure of our learnings along the way. any questions about that? ok. this is the interesting news. as you know, big change for h.s.s., for access plus versus trio, is that the cpmc hospitals or any center facilities are included in trio at all. and met with resistance from suter, even though they were unwilling to partner with us for trio. once the numbers were in, we had a new dialogue, and it is our hope, always keep in mind, suter is our partner as well, whether you are blue shield or h.s.s., suter is the partner as well. but it does not mean you are going to partner on everything. so, they have, they came back to the table and we have added a variety of sutt

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