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Medical Facilities Corp T.DR

Alternate Symbol(s):  MFCSF

Medical Facilities Corporation is a Canada-based company, which owns a portfolio of surgical facilities in the United States. The Company owns interest in four specialty surgical hospitals (SSHs) located in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and South Dakota, and one ambulatory surgery centers (ASC) located in California. ASCs are specialized surgical centers that only provide outpatient procedures, whereas SSHs are licensed for both inpatient and outpatient surgeries. The SSHs and ASC provide facilities, including staffing, surgical materials and supplies, and other support necessary for scheduled surgical, pain management, imaging, and diagnostic procedures and derive their revenue primarily from the fees charged for the use of these facilities. In addition, two of the SSHs provide urgent care services. The facilities focus on a limited number of clinical specialties such as orthopedics, neurosurgery, pain management and other non-emergency elective procedures.


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Comment by MrAndersonon Aug 03, 2017 10:59am
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RE:RE:RE:5i research (Peter Hodson) on DR

RE:RE:RE:5i research (Peter Hodson) on DRYou need to research the difference between cashflow and earnings to see how the POR is 80% when earnings is (2) per share this Q.  In short term periods a negative earnings need not affect the divy, but yes longer term the earnings must eventually materealize.  In the short term the earnings can be over impacted by things like special one time costs from acquisitions or restructuring or depreciation of larger assets.   Things like depreciation rates can decline quickly over time due to accounting principles while at the same time the revenue those assests generates may be climbing causing net earnings to swing around.

not saying what components of the above might be applicable here but most if not all of this can be determined by reviewing and tracking the financials over time ( not just looking at one quarters books).

happy researching.
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