Unfortunately, management refuses to actually try and become profitable. From the time before NXPL fraudulently forced RXMD to merge, they have been bloated with high administrative expenses with nothing to show for it.
RXMD on its own could easily become profitable. Go back a few years and they were profitable. But there's no chance now with how NXPL's management has too much in expenses that lead to zero revenue. It's a recipe for disaster.
A reverse split might cause a small short-term spike of 10%, but this will eventually head towards zero. It's done. Management has said some of the right things in the last few months but has done nothing to actually improve the share price.
The only hope is the lawsuit.