 In a Medicare Advantage plan, you're going to pay 20% of each one of those treatments up front until you reach your plan's out-of-pocket maximum. So if you have a cancer treatment that's $8,000, you're paying 20%. That's $1,600. Per treatment? Up front. Yeah. Oh, and also the case manager can say, well, your doctor says you need 36 treatments. We'll approve 28. Mm-hmm.