RE:RE:Care great reply, these are only the consultations appointments, I'm sure the staff is still on a payroll next week, open them up get them booked and have people remember they had to wait just for the consultation so they better pony up and buy the test, after all it's in high demand.
davewho wrote: maybe they were unprepared for the avalanche of new patients and just aren't setup at the moment for any more than weekly bookings. The rate of available time slots filling is pretty impressive. If they want to increase it that could change any day as the demand keeps rising. Monthly bookings would be nice to see. That would be a great indicator of how things are going with Avrt and Aristotle. Could also be a competition issue. They don't want others knowing just what they are doing and how much they are doing. A hostile take over out at this level would not be good for the company or shareholders. Also setting a low number of appointments available is actually a common sales practice. It builds more demand at higher prices. Take your pick. All of the above or maybe there are other reasons. We just don't know until the next Q and CC.