TSXV:RHT.H - Post by User
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lscfaon Aug 24, 2020 3:17pm
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RE:For all the glory of this management
RE:For all the glory of this management I believe one reason the co. may have stopped disclosing onboarding stats is that patient count fluctuates due to patient attrition. Lisa fed us some BS about co-pays being waived for poor patients but waiving co-pays is an exception not the rule. Patients that are paying for part of the monthly service out of their own pocket they may not see the value in continuing the service.
https://hcahealthcare.com/util/forms/ethics/policies/legal/llgen001-a.pdf
Aei773ou wrote: There is one easy way to boost the share price.
Since last February there has been a remarkable accumulation of potential patients through the news contracts achieved by the new business model. I know we have the Covid interruptions to the onboard process. Almost seven months has passed you can’t be serious if you still don’t have an idea as how the sales goes from your partners. You should have been keeping an eye on the revenue that in real will be in the book. The market already anticipates a bad quarter (March - June) by the end of October. However as long as you can resume providing guidance on future revenues this stock should react positively.
Your silence reflects your non-confidence to do so merely validates the market’s scepticism beyond the next six months.