to live. we need to operate from doctors and scientists, with the individual freedom and local control that we deserve. i think it should be no surprise that jewelsburg, colorado, population 1,253, addresses this in in a different way than san francisco or new york city and even our own state. cities like denver, aspen, colorado springs are all taking this seriously and making sure we have the capacity to serve those in need but they have different approaches to do it. >> ohio's governor mike dewine deployed more than 1,000 members of his state's national guard to hospitals today to help with staffing shortages. how are your hospitals doing? >> our infection rate's been going down for over a month now. we are in a much better place than we were a month or two ago. we don't know when that will turn around. we know it's a matter of when, not if, omicron becomes prevalent here. but we have done a knew things to prepare ourselves. one is, for months now, we have made free at-home testing available to every colorado resident. we have sent out over 1.2 million tests to people right at their doorstep. they take them.