Joanna Gajuk
BofA Securities, Research Division

[Audio Gap] AdaptHealth, they are one of the largest or maybe the largest provider of medical equipment, I guess, in the U.S. and Jason is here with us. We're going to go right into Q&A. before we start, I guess, Luke is in the audience, too. He's hiding. But in case anybody wants to say hi to Luke, he is right there.

Joanna Gajuk
BofA Securities, Research Division

So maybe -- yes, maybe we'll go just right into Q&A and start with first quarter. You guys came in a little bit below on EBITDA line, right? You call out a couple of items. So maybe remind us the elements, I guess, that created the shortfall, right? But also as we think about Q2, right, maybe the timeline of kind of recovery, some of these cost items that kind of were weighing on Q1 EBITDA.

Jason Clemens
Chief Financial Officer

Sure. Sure. I'd be happy to. So it's good to see you again, Joanna. Thanks for having us back at BofA. Yes. So first quarter for AdaptHealth was frankly, extraordinary in a lot of different ways. All 4 business segments grew organically. That's the first time that's happened, I think, since we broke into 4 different business segments. And so the underlying core business of sleep and respiratory, as Joanna mentioned, we're the largest durable medical equipment provider in the country. Both Sleep and Respiratory grew organically year-over-year between 3% and 4%. So we were happy to see that in the core business.

Our diabetes business grew