Reliq Health Technologies Inc V.RHT.H

Today’s announcement

[Expos44]

I do like that Reliq continues to enter new spaces that were only permitted this year.  Demontrates to me that they have a vision.  Cheers all.

[lscfa]

So the Oct 27, 2020 NR was BS? iDocsWeb is the telehealth provider for over 200 US Skilled Nursing Facilities that discharge over 50,000 total patients per year. The majority of these patients are eligible for Transitional Care (TCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), Chronic Care Management (CCM) and Behavioral Health Integration (BHI). https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/10/27

[Lifeboat1]

IFSCA - As usual you either don't read the news releases, can't understand the industry or are trying to make issues that aren't there.  The difference between the two press releases you cite is one is for in-facility patients and the other is for discharged patients.  The press release you cite specifically states discharged patients and the one today is for

[lscfa]

Lifeboat, you dumbass. patients are discharged from the hospital and go the the skilled nursing facility.  

[Lifeboat1]

You dumbass they are also discharged from a skilled nursing facility after a few weeks to a few months.  Get some basic knowledge on the industry if you you are going to post comments.

[Lifeboat1]

First try actually reading the press releases

[lscfa]

Lifeboat, stop defending dishonest mgmt, you scumbag. Everyone knows skilled nursing facilities are short term. The point is Reliq stated SKF patients were eligible for RPM in Oct 2020 and now they say they are finally eligible now in 2022. Which is it, dipschit? 

[Lifeboat1]

ISCFA- I am not defending the Company just pointing out the actual facts and the fact that you either don't read the press releases, can't understand them or are trying to create controversy where none exists.  Not sure how to make it simpler. The 2020 press release talks about discharged patients (discharged patients are not in-facility they are at home) being eligible. The 2022

[Expos44]

Lifeboat, 100% agree with you.  Glad to have you on board as your knowledge is appreciated and insightful.  Cheers!

[lscfa]

Read the NRs again you dense moron. Both talk about SNFs.    

[3burtc]

The 2020 news release was for post-discharged patients, completely different.

[3burtc]

Btw, how is it that the market knew about this news release? The stock constantly goes down just before news.

[Expos44]

I think in this particular case someone dumped approx. 100k shares at the close and they for the most part were picked up by 1 purchaser.  Still looks promising given the text of the PR...and I agree on your comment that it is completely different...cheers

[vitalina2233]

its called a cross Papi

[lscfa]

The avg. stay in a SNF is 30 days but Lisa also says Medicare does not pay for the 1st month so how the hell does this add any revenue to a SNF?   According to Skilled Nursing News, the average length of stay in skilled nursing is between 20-38 days, depending on whether you have traditional Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan. For those using Medicare, the current requirement to