It was the one and only franchise that ERUC could use as a success story to attract other franchises. It failed. And it put up better numbers than any ERUC owned center.
Saw more patients in the first 90 days then any ERUC center.
And it only goes to show that the center with the record patient counts during it's first 90 days couldn't stay open long then 2 and a half years without selling billions of shares to pay the bills.
That center was used by ERUC in many PR's as the flagship center and it went beoke josey. It was not owned directly by ERUC and without share sales it goes to show that ERUC would be broke by now too. That center was run by successful doctors who, I'm guessing lost a substantial amount of money before shutting down.
They would have been abel to take advantage of all the recent deals ERUC signed for new business too josey. Why would they shut down under such great circumstances and amid such a tide of increased business?
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