Nope, the longs are solid. It's the weak hands that are being shaken loose. The longs know what they own, which is gold.
Pretending the stock price has anything to do with the quality of the company is what keeps investors from seeing opportunities. RXMD just needs some new eyes on them, because when a stock has no more new investors, it stagnates and is in danger of being walked down. That's exactly what's happened here.
Now that we have the new company promotion firm in place, we should see some upward movement as new investors hear about (as you mentioned) RXMD's significant, growing revenue, audited financials, and so on.