Post by
davewho on Jan 06, 2021 9:52am
More consolidation in US health care
• UnitedHealth to buy Change Healthcare for $7.84 billion to build up technology services UnitedHealth Group has agreed to buy Change Healthcare for $7.84 billion in cash, the companies said, to beef up its portfolio of healthcare technology services.
• UnitedHealth Group Inc and Change Healthcare Inc: UnitedHealth Group has agreed to buy Change Healthcare for $7.84 billion in cash, the companies said, to beef up its portfolio of healthcare technology services. The health insurer will pay $25.75 per Change Healthcare share in cash, a premium of 41.2% to Tuesday's closing price. The acquisition is expected to add to UnitedHealth's adjusted earnings per share by about 50 cents in 2022. Change Healthcare's platform, which manages revenue, payment cycles and clinical information, and Optum's data analytics solutions will help simplify clinical, administrative and payment processes, the companies said.
Comment by
frewil11 on Jan 06, 2021 10:25am
Let me guess Change Healthcare was bought out because they are working on early cancer detection through testing of a blood sample , but they won't be launching it to market for another 3 or 4 years , obviously I am just being sarcastic but how is Aristotle completely over looked and no one even knows it exists.
Comment by
VerifiedUser123 on Jan 06, 2021 10:44am
Two things: I don't understand how even 3 million would be appropriate to initiate a marketing launch Tripp's credibility has always been in question
Comment by
capebretongirl on Jan 06, 2021 10:46am
As compared to what - would 0 million be preferable?
Comment by
VerifiedUser123 on Jan 06, 2021 10:52am
Where is the marketing plan woman?? Look at how much it costs to throw a billboard up, radio, or a tv spot in a Georgia senate race! You think they give 'incompetent CEO' discounts.
Comment by
VerifiedUser123 on Jan 06, 2021 10:57am
Shaking my head. You are so thick!
Comment by
capebretongirl on Jan 06, 2021 11:01am
Keep shaking it - the senses will find their way back eventually.
Comment by
Jonnyboy85 on Jan 06, 2021 11:01am
Not to mention to 70+ new partners we've signed for covid, you think they aren't getting the full Aristotle dossier with each and every covid contract? We don't even have to market at this point, we're about to launch at the height of our visibility. Lol veryfriedloser is going to pull a muscle reaching this hard, go get your diaper changed old man you stink
Comment by
VerifiedUser123 on Jan 06, 2021 11:03am
I'll change the diaper if you go back to bashing your head against the wall. You mother really dropped the ball with you
Comment by
Newfinvest on Jan 06, 2021 12:22pm
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Comment by
StockscoutX on Jan 06, 2021 12:44pm
Odds could be that StageZero will be bought by a biotech company that is listed on the Nasdaq or not before it applies to be listed on the Nasdaq.
Comment by
ThisIsYerChance on Jan 06, 2021 2:00pm
Whoa could be totally caught off guard this is yer chance
Comment by
LithLover on Jan 06, 2021 12:43pm
The cash set aside for marketing of Aristotle was indicated to be $600,000 with the minimum offering and $3 million with the maximum offering. (page 33 of the November 26, 2020 final prospectus filed on Sedar) The offering landed in the middle so should be around the $1.8 million mark. Maybe more with the increased CoVid revenue.
Comment by
frewil11 on Jan 06, 2021 10:46am
It will not matter much if they launch it Q1 or not because if they don't market this properly and most important of all don't have the right partnerships in place .
Comment by
VerifiedUser123 on Jan 06, 2021 10:49am
Yeah, that's worrisome for sure! The big players are neither stupid or short of cash, if they even thought we'd either make it to market or that we had a half decent product they could easily buy us for pennies on the dollar.