Medivolve Inc MEDVF

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Medivolve Inc. is a Canadian healthcare technology company. The Company and its subsidiaries, Medivolve Pharmacy Inc. (doing business as Marbella Pharmacy) and Kedy Ying Jao D.O., a Medical Corporation, operate a distributed network of two retail patient-care locations in California, United States. It has two business units: Medivolve Pharmacy Division (MPD) and Medivolve Clinic Services Division (MCSD). MPD provides retail pharmacy and mail-order pharmacy services related to COVID-19, antibiotics, dermatology, family medicine, immunology, neurology, pain management, pediatrics, preventive medicine and psychiatry to patients in Southern California. MCSD provides licensed healthcare through a clinic in Brea, California, United States. MCSD is focused on developing a telehealth platform, which connects patients with physicians, and facilitates and manages the provision of virtual consultation, diagnosis, and treatment services in partnership with qualified health practitioners.

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Comment by CerealKilleron Feb 12, 2021 2:04am

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RE:Yes I agree, if you have a Question ask the management

Sarb99 wrote:
When I woke up this morning and saw the news, the first thing I did was to sent them a question asking more about Karland Health. I was told, more information to follow. I said it many times, on the record said Medivolve need to change the PR firm.

As far I think, Karland Health can be a new company, doing business with a different name or just software developed and hardware setup by someone. If Medivolev gets a lot of clients with this, great business, if not still is workable. Collection sites already generating clients list and provide covid-19 testings. All they need to do is send an email to all the clients for this new service and grow.

I like the telehealth idea better compared to Nuturell’s Surface Shield technology. Telehealth can be long term and assuring business, even after covid.

Medivolve says "Collection Sites certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants" why not hire these people now and also capitalize on the vaccination business.

We need to keep in mind, collection sites are still growing. Collection sites generated USD 7.1 million in January with 32 testing sites. February started with 62 collection sites (almost double compare to January) and should end with 107 collection sites. They also added another 15 as comings soon in California. So that makes it 126 collection sites including coming soon. This can make March 4xcollection sites compare to January.

Tim Shelburn is not in the Medivolve management. He is working for them running collection sites and Doug Sommerville is responsible for Medivolve. Also, Tim Shelburn is replaceable without any problem. Anyone working below him can easily take over and run collection sites perfectly fine. He is not meeting company goals anyway.