RE:The November release really caught my attention Mr. Grima commented, “There’s so much potential here. I believe CardioComm can also enter into the ECG services market even better than large providers such as CardioNet. Many ECG monitoring groups have an extensive service platform that they have largely bought from someone else and then modified. They have one or two devices they use to collect patient ECG information. In contrast, we have the latest software with medical device clearances on the software itself thereby opening the entire world with which to pick devices. to
tWe don’t want to build a new company presence in the States but rather look to an acquisition or partnership model with American IDTFs (independent diagnostic facilities) who have real estate, existing regional business and political relationships and experience, but don’t have the right connectivity technologies because they’re buying other people’s software or are not fully benefiting from access to new wireless ECG monitoring devices”. CardioComm plans to offer access heir technologies via syndication to provide IDTF’s access to a cost effect solution with reduced overhead and operating costs resulting in increased profitability. Through synergy with CardioComm, the existing and fragmented IDTF market will have an opportunity to access a common (GEMS™ based) ECG software platform. CardioComm can also offer its syndicated IDTFs access to cost-effect pricing for ECG monitoring devices through its existing OEM relationships. Why not go this route given CardioComm has been providing IDTFs individual ECG solutions licenses to run their business for years.” Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2016/08/24/cardiocomm-solutions-v-ekg-readies-for-transformative-year#OfYLi6gT4LaLAVFT.99