Thank you. They’re both little C facilities and have connections with long-term care, so some of the staffing is the same. At this point there’s more diagnostic capability at Hay River, but in the future we will need to expand that. For example, currently for both staffing and water issues we’re not doing dialysis at Fort Smith, but given our population of diabetics and the need for dialysis, this will be expanded. So current staffing and what will be required will depend on those populations. For example, with diabetics, they fluctuate on dialysis. So we feel that we’re going to need the ability at both sites. Sometimes they may not be running full dialysis at Fort Smith. We have wait-lists on colonoscopies, mammographies and a few others, so we want to expand these out from Stanton and Inuvik. Hay River is doing some, but we think Fort Smith can take on more.

The population and the travel routes make those the best two sites for us to take a lot of pressure off Stanton. Inuvik is already pulling most of the North and that will keep Stanton to be doing the more specialist review and some of the more in-depth procedures. There is a difference and we’re going to need both, as far as the ability and flexibility on diagnostics and day surgery.