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Premier Health of America Inc V.PHA

Premier Health of America Inc. is a Canada-based healthtech company. The Company is a specialized healthcare services company that provides a range of staffing and outsourced service solutions for healthcare needs to governments, corporations, and individuals. The Company operates through two segments: Per Diem and Travel Nurse. The Company’s Per diem segment includes staff who work on an as-needed basis, sometimes for multiple health care institutions and are typically assigned shifts at the last minute and paid directly tied to worked hours. Its Travel Nurse segment includes healthcare professionals who work in temporary positions, carrying out short- and medium-term assignments that require travel, especially in remote areas. Its services are provided through its LiPHe platform developed with the objective of optimizing and streamlining the business-to-customer relationship and product offering through the use of business process automation and business intelligence applications.


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Comment by CauseWhyNoton Dec 13, 2023 11:55pm
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RE:RE:RE:Results

RE:RE:RE:Results

Unfortunately all that is found in recievables. Which went up with revenue. To finance operations they needed a net investment of 1.27 million just to support themselves.

 People will argue that receivable will be converted to cash and that's a timing issue, but we haven't seen it yet. Receivables seem to be flat compared to revenue (I'll double check that tomorrow).  I believed they used almost 2 million more in long term debt to pay bills. 

they have the capability, but quarter after quarter they borrow to meet bills. We need that to reverse, we need them to show they can pay down debt while operating. (They should be able to with solutions.. if not it's inevitable they will go bankrupt (we are a long way off))

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