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RandyKCMO

08/10/19 10:33 PM

#549 RE: Derpo #548

Hey Derpo,

At present I'm thinking most the software engineering work is done by contract labor.

The team has been changing quite dramatically from what I can tell. As I had lost confidence in Colt Melby some months ago I hoping the current shake up will be a good thing.

There remains lots of unanswered questions...

1. Audited Financials. The investing public should receive full disclosure... the good, the bad, and the ugly.

2. Success in financing? From my estimates the company has to almost be out of money. Me thinks funders (if there are any) also had questions about prior management.

Funny how money walks and talks. I'd be surprised if any big money comes into ORHB without catching up on fillings. Imagine that. People actually want accountability ... They want to know what's going on.

3. Assuming the money matters can be taken care of, the next question of course is product implementation and acceptance. Since the earliest days, their technology and software have seemed impressive to me. From my glance at the website, it looks and like they're trying some pretty creative and aggressive marketing techniques. Test drive, pay as you go, pay company only when you save money.

It all sounds good to me... But we have a long way to go. As milestones are met investor confidence will grow and I assume big money will probably lead the way than follow.

So for now we can just watch how the stock trades in the weeks and months to come. There will likely be some speculative fluctuations, and probably some pot holes and dead ends. At this point I might be a buyer on dips, but you can be sure I'll be looking to take money off the table if share price goes up... at least till the filings are caught up and we all know where things are at.

Golden Cross

10/16/19 5:34 PM

#568 RE: Derpo #548

News - CEO, Bobby Lazzara's Shareholder Update
Press Release | 10/16/2019


Dear Shareholders,



It is a pleasure to update you today as CEO of ORHUB. For those of you I have not had a chance to meet or talk to, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Robert Lazzara, everyone calls me Bobby. My background includes training in critical care, general surgery, and finally cardiac surgery, which I practiced for twenty years. My business background was born in private family enterprises, physician healthcare enterprises, and broadcast media for patient and physician education and engagement.



I came onboard ORHUB with great enthusiasm. Prior to joining as Chief Medical Officer I invested in the company after a product demonstration from the companys sales team, and subsequently became Chairman and Chief Executive Officer after it became clear to our former CEO and the Board of Directors that a transition was needed to take the Company to the next level with our clients, while navigating the complexities of our marketplace. My enthusiasm has escalated as I see great things ahead for our Company built around our focus on improving outcomes and costs for patients, physicians, ASCs, hospitals and their extended healthcare systems.



The initial focus in my first two months with the Company was on addressing operational issues, and working to end the noteholder litigation that has been draining our Companys resources and inhibiting growth at multiple levels. In parallel, I have been focused on changing and expanding our sales approach and revenue structure by developing unique approaches to incentivize new customers and sales teams. My belief in the Company and its product is best exemplified in utilizing my personal connections to significantly impact sales progress through physician and C-suite leaders.



The Companys strategic approach to sales is proving successful with a new revenue structure based on a per case usage fee only, no implementation fee, and no long term contracts, and prepaid discounts. In addition, inauguration of a Premier Membership model for select customers that includes royalty rebates, referral rebates to other hospitals and ASCs system wide, advisory board membership, and priority opportunity to test new releases is also proving successful for growth. Our first three anticipated Premier Members are Baptist Medical, OISC, and Anderson Medical Center. We plan to update our shareholders through company press releases once new members are definitively engaged.



With success at each of these locations, their connection to larger healthcare systems has the potential for growth in case volume. The Company believes that revenue generation will begin in 2020 with growth beyond. Earlier revenue generation is a possibility with several of our incentive models rolled out in the last several months.



I believe that the Company can become profitable and well respected by improving outcomes and the bottom line in healthcare providers beginning in surgery and moving rapidly throughout the business and organization. Our role as a SaaS provider gives us a unique opportunity to rapidly land and expand to create additional products around all procedural specialties. To that end I would like to announce the deployment of our newest product extension, Interventional Cardiology Spotlight, developed in conjunction with Anderson Medical Center in Mississippi with Cardiology Chair, Dr. Wes Bennett, where it will be launched.



The Company continues to evaluate the business structure and policies from the Board level down, and will remain diligent in making adjustments that will benefit sales and operations to drive shareholder value and Company health.



One of the issues impacting the Company and its resources, financial reporting, investors, employees, and customers has been the ongoing litigation with AXT Analytics, LLC, a company controlled by Mr. Rick Buonincontri. A letter to Noteholders is linked here and listed below, outlining the companys approach to ending this drain on Company resources. From this point forward, all of my efforts, and those of the Board, will be singularly focused on the successful operation of this Company, not participating in negative rhetoric. Suffice to say, the Company is moving forward and will not let any individual or group of individuals stand in the way of progress for our Company. ORHUBs sole focus is to proceed with what is in the best interest of all investors.



These next few months are critical for the Company and revolve around parallel tracks consisting of efforts to raise new capital, financial audits, growing our customer base and revenue, and initiation of our short and long term strategic plans which include evaluating joint ventures in telehealth, patient engagement, streaming video, and virtual reality for patients and potential M&As. We are planning to host a Shareholder Meeting in Jacksonville, FL before year-end and will be in touch with additional details as we finalize.



I am confident in Surgical Spotlight®, a real-time surgical analytic product to springboard this Company forward. Our investor base, and its physician leaders, are unique among healthcare companies. Our core group of employees continue to work hard and have gone above and beyond what is required to keep this company afloat despite lack of capital and other outside distractions.



The coming weeks and months will define this Company and the direction it is heading. I am asking everyone involved at any level to work together, focus initially on the near term, and get ORHUB to where we all know and believe it can be: a proud healthcare company that has risen to benefit its investors and customers.





Sincerely,



Dr. Robert Bobby Lazzara

Chief Executive Officer and Board Chairman

ORHub, Inc.



Link to Noteholder Letter: https://www.orhub.com/noteholder-letter-october-7-2019/