On the other handAnd to be fair and give credit to where it's due, the company is trying hard to right the wrongs that beset it. They increased revenues and the number of cases treated increased substantially. It is what they call "organic growth". The case revenues though decreased to $341 from 350+ due to the fact that they had to sign long term contracts with the commercial payors. And since the company is a price taker and not a price maker, they don't set the prices for the procedures, in other words, the only avenue out is to gain market share, a long term prospect, and increase VOLUME. Volume will save this company and make it profitable. And it's the only way to offset any future cuts by CMS. Eventually the company wlll succeed if it follows this path. But the path is going to be a long one. Don't expect any quick solutions to this problems; and if you have the stamina for the long haul, stay with the company; it will be a winner at the end, but the end is not yet visible.