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Nobilis Health Corp. N.HLTH

Alternate Symbol(s):  NRTSF

Nobilis Health Corp is a full-service healthcare development and management company. It owns and operates healthcare centers and facilities and provides minimally invasive procedures to patients and also utilizes direct to patient marketing and proprietary technologies to drive patient engagement and education. The firm also provides its services to its medical facilities as well as to third parties as a stand-alone service. The company has Medical and Marketing reportable business segments and


NEO:HLTH - Post by User

Comment by LAG4on Nov 12, 2018 1:10pm
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RE:Bad debts

RE:Bad debtsObvious yes, but until now they have claimed that it was all collectable. Just not very proactive in the way they handeled it. Letting there Q lapse and throwing this out there the way they have is very poor. Instead of getting ahead of this problem with an explination and a plan they delt with it in the poorest most obscure way posible. Seems to be a trend for these guys.
checkup wrote: It has been pretty obvious that the Accounts Receivables were a problem and likely should have been addressed before this.  Last I looked they had 140 million in A/Rs. It is a common issue in the States.  Insurance companies don't pay.


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