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RXMD ‘ s future?
It’s the fastest that any technology has reached critical mass — and our resident futurist Robert Williams says it’s not too late to get in.
“For thousands of years, doctors and patients had shared intimate, in-person relationships,” he explains. “In the immediate aftermath of COVID-19, however, 80% of checkups were suddenly being conducted over the internet.”
Shortly after former President Trump declared the pandemic a national emergency on March 13, 2020, the federal government expanded Medicare to include telehealth benefits.
Fifty-nine days after that declaration, the managed-care giant Kaiser Permanente disclosed that 80% of its routine doctor visits had become virtual — compared with 15% pre-COVID.
Bob says it’s “absolutely uncanny” for any technology to zoom from a 10–15% adoption rate to 80% in 59 days. In a little over eight weeks, the pandemic blew away every objection people might have had. OK, almost every objection…
Telemedicine
Compare it with, say, the telephone — which took 59 years. That’s how long it took to go from a 10% adoption rate in 1903… to 80% by 1962.
59 Years to 80%
“Talk about a breakthrough technology: Telehealth grew 36,400% faster than the telephone,” says Bob.
The gap isn’t quite so extreme when examining other technologies: The automobile took 55 years to reach 80% adoption by 1970. It took home air conditioning 45 years, reaching 80% by 2002.
Even when you’re looking at present-day high-tech marvels, it took the internet 19 years — reaching 80% penetration by 2012. Social media? Twelve years, hitting the 80% threshold in 2017. The smartphone? Ten years, going from 10% in 2009 to 80% only two years ago. Nothing like that had ever been achieved before.
“Yet,” Bob points out, “telehealth grew 6,086% faster than smartphones.”
“See, telehealth is one of those rare industries that mutually benefit all of the parties involved,” he goes on.
The patient, the patient’s employer, the insurer, the doctor and/or hospital? No one’s a loser. Is there anything else about the U.S. health care system about which you can say that?
Bob sees several drivers for telehealth as 2021 rolls on — not least, higher internet speeds. In addition, there’s the proliferation of stay-at-home medical devices that monitor a patient’s heart rate, insulin levels and so on — transmitting that data to providers in real-time.
There is a potential speed bump coming next month: Medicare’s embrace of telehealth has an expiration date of April 21. But there’s legislation in Congress that would make the change permanent.
“Because telehealth is so rare in its ability to attract bipartisan support — especially in our currently toxic political climate — I believe the bill will pass,” Bob tells us.
“Upon receiving congressional approval, the Telehealth Act would only require President Biden’s signature to become federal law, officially unleashing a torrent of investment dollars into telehealth technologies and stocks.”
I believe someone else has control of the company , they just need to reveal themselves, usually in a PR.
Good luck to you too. I have my sell order at $15.
Yes I read it and yet we still have trading and a market.
It really depends on the company , if they have all their ducks in a row, approval can immediately. If changes need to be made, then it’s like ping pong, it goes back and forth until it’s acceptable.
Actually Dennis Fisher is not his real name.
Form 211 has been filed. We have trading and a market. That’s my proof, show me what you got.
Don’t need to prove a thing. That’s your responsibility.
It really doesn’t matter, because SGTM is pushing for the up listing, which should be at the end of March at its earliest. With millions in cash on hand they could get it to $5 when the up listing is approved.
Someone or entity is buying up the shares, so there is a plan.
Sorry you’re still wrong.
5-6 dollar level can be attained with a 10,000 share trading day.
Yes it’s the Market Maker who files the form 211 to FINRA. And since there is trading and a market it must’ve been filed. So someone is not stating the facts otherwise he would post the facts.
Someone keeps mentioning form 211. According to SEC they shouldn’t be trading, yet they are
Around March 10, financials should be released. Then the buying begins.
BEHL is a clean shell, prime target for a reverse merger.
You pretty much answered your own question.
Hopefully, no more OTCQB after April and should be NASDAQ trading from then on. ????
SF, according to Armen’s statement, the 2020 financials will be released at the end of March, so the S-1 should be completed sometime in early April following that release, is that correct to say?
We will just have to be patient until it happens. I have a sell order in at $15.00 which could happen by the end of June financials.
They are trying to make RICO charges stick, that will be criminal.
The up listing should follow the yearly financials real soon. Remember there are 601,800 tradeable shares, the rest are restricted for now.
This will be the required 3 year of audited financials for up listing. Last year’s revenues and profits will be outstanding. Imo
There’s is a hearing on March 1, 2021, let’s wait and see.
This company has a lot of cash on hand. With 45 million in assets.
According to the past 3 quarter releases, the 4th quarter and end of year financials should be released around March 10th.
You don’t quite have that right.
It was 485,000,000
Some of these guys are MM in disguise.
More good news!!
Curtis Mathes Grow Lights, Inc. and SANSA Group Launch Video Series
RALEIGH, N.C., Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Curtis Mathes Grow Lights, Inc. (CMGL), a subsidiary of Curtis Mathes Corporation (OTC: TLED), launched their new video series to help cannabis growers wade through the confusion surrounding horticultural lighting. The video series began live at CMGL's YouTube® channel on Friday, February 19th and was hosted by Dr. Edward Westerfield, Chief Digital Media Officer of the SANSA Group.
Curtis Mathes believes that the new series will help horticulturists and decision-makers within the cannabis industry to separate fact from fiction when it comes to selecting and purchasing LED lighting for their crops. "Indoor controlled environment agriculture is a huge segment of cannabis cultivation in the US," said CMGL's COO & lighting designer, Robert Manes, "and as lighting makes up approximately 60% of capital expenditure for an indoor cannabis grow, it is incredibly important to get it right the first time. Using the correct spectrum, power and distribution of light means the difference between growing top shelf flower and lower grade, cheaper cannabis."
SANSA Group is CMGL's right-arm for product marketing in the United States. Dr. Westerfield is the group's media specialist and was instrumental in setting up the video series. The videos will feature commentary from CMGL's President & CSO, Dr. Zacariah Hildenbrand, COO Robert Manes and the company's customers and guest growers. "We have found large commercial growers are proceeding based on out of date and frankly wrong, assumptions about artificial lighting," said Dr. Westerfield, "This series of seminars will provide a science and evidence-based foundation to understand lighting and how plants use that light. This will allow growers to make decisions that will maximize crop yield....and profits."
About Curtis Mathes Corporation (TLED): TLED is focused on research, development, manufacturing, and sales of state-of-the-art Solid-State Lighting (SSL) in various frequency-specific lighting technologies industries. www.curtismathes.com / www.cmgrowlights.com / YouTube® Channel
Forward Looking Statements: This press release contains "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements are based on current expectations and involve inherent risks and uncertainties, and could cause actual outcomes and results to differ materially from the current expectations. No forward-looking statement can be guaranteed. Forward-looking statements in the press release should be evaluated together with the many uncertainties that affect Curtis Mathes Corporation's business and Curtis Mathes Corporation undertakes no obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
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SOURCE Curtis Mathes Corporation
No I stepped on it at.15.
We are currently sitting at a 1/30 reverse split and declining.
RXMD is up 81% for the week and Monday was no trading holiday.
That’s a home run in my book.
This shell is active, so there’s a reverse merger possibility.
BEHL SECURITY DETAILS
Share Structure
Market Cap Market Cap
6,580,074
02/18/2021
Authorized Shares
15,000,000,000
02/19/2021
Outstanding Shares
8,225,092,477
02/19/2021
Restricted
57,921,569
02/19/2021
Unrestricted
8,167,170,908
02/19/2021
Held at DTC
5,611,924,544
02/19/2021
Float
3,467,378,983
12/31/2010
Par Value
0.0001
Put in a sell order and then go elsewhere.
Your right, now there’s 800,800 at .1169.
Less than 50,000 on the ask till we hit .14.
I remember watching the run, this time I’m ready with twice as much.
The ACCUM/DIST graph is still vertical which means nobody is selling.