The things that we know about, that would keep an accountant from signing off on an audit, were done through CareClix Holdings, Inc., the parent company. LFER only bought the subsidiaries. Most of those were newly formed, so you wouldn't think the books would be messed up already. Which begs the question, what has CS done to those companies that would hold up the audited financials yet again???
Also, Dr. Korangy owns the CareClix Network companies. How will those fit in with LIFER? Will they just continue to contract use of the Doctors in the four CareClix Network companies (the four that I am aware of)?
The most important question we should be asking is who actually owns the software platform now? Someone please help me out on this. The software was originally bought by Solei Systems, Inc. Was that not the company that had the name change to CareClix Holdings, Inc.? If so, the software would belong to CareClix Holdings, Inc. CC Holdings is not part of the sale to LFER. Keep in mind that just because a company has had their ticker revoked by the SEC and brokers can no longer trade the stock, that doesn't mean the company no longer exists.
