yes it picked up nicely. did you see this from the big MIHI news:
NEW YORK, November 1, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
Although amazing advances unceasingly occur in drug development and medical procedures, delivery of health care services to patients has been woefully slow to embrace technology. It took a federal government mandate in 2014 to force health care providers to adopt and demonstrate "meaningful use" of electronic medical records (EMR) in order to maintain Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement levels. Since the mandate, the use of EMR's has expanded worldwide, improving quality, safety and efficiencies throughout global health organizations. However, health care still, disturbingly, stands apart from all other industries in the efficient conveyance of patient services, which is most acutely felt among the 80+ million Americans that live in underserved rural areas. These regions suffer from a chronic shortage of primary care physicians and, even more critically, specialty care physicians. Urban-based health companies have little incentive to expand footprints into sparsely populated communities, and the promises that telemedicine would fill this critical void have fallen far short of expectations. This dilemma presents an enormous societal challenge, but, conversely, it presents an even greater opportunity for health care companies that provide operative solutions. In this space, Medical Innovation Holdings, Inc. (OTC: MIHI) (MIHI Profile) is rolling out a disruptive telemedicine business model that positions it among the ranks of larger peers. At the same time, MIHI's approach greatly differentiates it from its peers, including Teladoc, Inc. (NYSE: TDOC), eWellness Healthcare Corp. (OTC: EWLL), Evolent Health Inc. (NYSE: EVH) and health care behemoth UnitedHealth Group Inc. (NYSE: UNH).
