The health care sector is important to anti-human trafficking initiatives for two critical reasons beyond the actual health care treatment of trafficking victims. First, it has been estimated that more than 80% of trafficking victims will see a health care provider during the course of their trafficking, usually more than once. Second, recent reports suggest that more than 50% of the calls reported to the Polaris national hotline are from health care providers. Thus, health care providers are in an optimal position to identify and report trafficking. And they do.