i do have a question on the recovery audit appeals work percent increase in non, in the nonrecovery, i should say. i want to be able to go through a couple of these with you. you list out on the disposition outcome rates fully favorable, partially favorable, unfavorable, remanded, dismissed and other. can you give us a quick definition on what that means to the provider for each of those and the process that happens? fully favorable, obviously, they've overturned the previous two, partially favorable, there's a little bit of a change, i'd like some definition there. unfavorable, basically they lost entirely the previous two. give us partially favorable, what that means, remanded, dismissed and other. >> partially favorable, our appeals consist generally of a number of claims that will be submitted with each appeal. and so a partially-favorable decision would say that some of these claims are payable and some of these claims are not payable. so that would be what -- >> so fully favorable, if a provider comes in and they've got ten different cases in front of you, they want all ten of

numbers that you submitted to us on the recovery audit appeals work, percent increase in non, in the nonrecovery, i should say. i want to be able to go through a couple of these with you. you list out on the disposition outcome rates fully favorable, partially favorable, up favorable, remanded, dismissed and other. can you give us a quick definition on what that mean toss the provider for each of those and the process that happens. fully favorable, obviously, they've overturned the previous two, it comes back. partially favorable, there's a little bit of a change. i'd like some definition there. unfavorable, they lost entirely. they're going to appeal to the fourth level at that point. give us partially favorable, what that means, remanded, dismissed and other. >> partially favorable. our appeals consist generally of a number of claims that will be submitted with each appeal, and so a partially favorable decision would say that some of these claims are pay and some of these claims are not payable. so that would be what that is. >> so fully favorable if a provider comes in and they've got ten dif