And it was the only health care I ever received. It was the health care to see where it's at today, what Cherokee Nation has developed it into, that Hastings Hospital now is partnered with OSU Medical and they're training rural doctors out of that hospital now. And it's because the private public partnership between the state, between the federal government and between Hastings, which is a Cherokee Nation, the vision they had, if we're going to have doctors in rural health care, we have to train them in rural America. (01:31–01:42)
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