Tuesday, November 13, 2007 11:24:04 AM
I talked to Charlie on the phone, and so far there has been no word from Medicare or the auditors. All companies are going to have some issues with an audit, so it is just a matter of how good or bad the final interpretation is. They were able to dig up a substantial amount of documentation needed by writing doctors and hospitals, etc. Shouldn't we all wait to see if Medicare comes after them before throwing in the towel? It is my feeling that if the company gets by okay from the audit, then the lender will likely open the purse strings. Charlie did not say that, but I get the feeling that it is true.
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