Replies to post #133882 on Rennova Health Inc (RNVA)

[darron427]

Just like THIS story. Bloomberg posted this RNVA story ..

Of course people fall for these things when you have people like Yahoo, Bloomberg and the Financial media postings all sorts of bullshit like this about them to help them steal people's money..

The only thing it makes me wonder is how high up these scams actually run that they can get away with these things over and over.

This story was posted 2 YEARS ago that they were buying this hospital and now you look it up, it's closed already.. is there actually a hospital at all or was there every? Do they actually HAVE all of those employees or is that part of the scam to steal people's money - to justify what they're doing with it.. Something ain't right about none of this setup ... How are people NOT going to fall for these scams when they reach so high into the sky to make them appear legitimate ? They have the full cooperation of some very big names in the industry.. People google things like this, of course they fall for it .. BLOOMBERG is posting about it.

https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2019-03-07/rennova-health-completes-purchase-of-a-fifty-four-bed-acute-care-hospital-in-jellico-tn

Then you have things like this STILL up on the internet and people see it and think that they actually do or did exist.
https://www.ahd.com/free_profile/440180/Jellico_Community_Hospital/Jellico/Tennessee/

[bar1080]

There WERE hospitals, with employees and even some hapless patients. But they had almost zero chance of making much money. That's why RNVA was able to get them nearly for free. Rural hospitals in impoverished places like Appalachia shut down all the time.

What you want to own is an efficient 1000-bed hospital in Beverly Hills doing lots of private-pay boob jobs, not a 25-bed clinic attending to uninsured kids from car crashes or farm accidents.

Not many coal miners pay for cosmetic surgery, spa style.