"He told me that they have been in contact with the Government to be part of their major implementation of this program. He also said that they have been in contact many doctors, insurance companies, corporations, cancer foundation, aids foundation and many other potential customers"
imo, anybody who thinks the government, military, or major hospital systems are going to sign up with a company like mdfi, before they see who the major players in the industry are going to be and who has the best technologies, is just dreaming imho. they are not stupid. they are most likely going rely on the telecommunications experts & practitioners with the most complex and busy practices to guide their decisions. i believe that these entities/organziations will be looking for a powerful multi-modal solution within the electronic health records industry - one that allows the fluid integration the various communication technologies, especially as telemedicine begins to emerge as a major platform within the practice of medicine. i don't see anything within mdfi's current technology that specifically addresses or enables practitioners who utilize telemedicine to better manage patient care or records. that is the future of medicine. all imho furthermore, after 10 years, if mdfi had perfected this "incredible" technology, they would not be needing to raise money as a pennystock. why haven't venture capitalist approached them or dumped money into this venture? why hasn't a vc group stepped in and purchased the company off the open market, taken it private, with the plans to take it public on a major exchange? huh? where is the interest from the private investment community that could really help them launch their product/service? why do they need sub-penny private placement money to do their thing? lmao? these are the questions that people should ponder imo. peace to all.
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