RE:"GOOD LUCK"Ever hear of non-compete clauses in agreements....no company will acquire another without strict non-compete terms to prevent this very thing. Have a read for yourself.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1409916/000162828017002570/exhibit1052hamilton-xphysi.htm
ghostman wrote: Rad10- thanks for clarifying that you and I are NOT the same person. For those of you reading, this will be my final post so read it very carefully. A few years ago when Nobilis was in the acquisition phase of multiple vascular/vein practices in Arizona and Texas, the physicians that worked at those practices got wind of what was going to happen, and started leaving one by one, and setting up their own independent practices in the same areas as the ones they were leaving. Since the medical communities in those regions knew the physicians (and could care less about the practice they were leaving), the referring docs and patients that knew all these docs were loyal to them. These physicians all set up very successful practices and competed very successfully with the ones they left (ie. the ones Nobilis acquired). Those docs are now thriving in those markets, and the practices they left are a shell of what they were prior to those acquisitions. It's no coincidence that their revenue has has decreased and expenses have increased exponentially. Trust me when I tell you this and do not take it lightly. You guys should due your due diligence and can easily corroborate these facts if you are resourceful like I know you are. I actually feel bad for anyone who has even a penny tied up in this company. Just as an FYI- when medical practices get acquired and go corporate, the top docs are usually the ones that leave first, and they end up finding subpar people as replacements. Docs NEVER want to take orders from corporate people like this, so always be leary about investing your money in schemes like this, as they usually don't turn out well in the end as you are now witnessing first hand. As Marco from Tripoja told Liam Neeson in Taken- "GOOD LUCK"