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Biomedical- out of St Louis- . All indications are the device is similiar to yours, no facts yet. Mednet will have a device which was done in conjunction with Philips Medical. No need to worry about Medicomp, by the way their current device does not look at PWave Morphology. ECardio is getting some looks, the Biotronix pacer reps are talking about it some. Believe it or not, Biotronix does have some good relationships. Not worried about them either.
Does anyone know any Biomedical reps? Mednet reps?
Ecardio is a joke, reps will starve and need to move on very soon, on top of that the device sucks. What is Biomedical coming out with, I am not familiar with them accept the fact they only use the King of Hearts. What type of device are they coming out with?
Wow, you are so clueless. Do your research prior to opening that pie hole of yours. eCardio uses Braemar, and it so happens they have a new device just launched that's going to bury Cardionet. Here you go: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080612/aqth077.html?.v=46
Unlike Cardionets device, it's not some suitcase that arrives to patients doorstep, it's a single unit TTM with no base required...it's called "better patient compliance."
You boneheads can go run your mouths off all you want but your going down, it's just a matter of time.
And BTW, you guys have some pretty shady reps that go about trash mouthing everyone, but that tells me your not so confident in your product after all. In addition, because of your cell phone technology doesn't allow for self activation it places the patient at risk when out of cell phone range and that's why third parties want nothing to do with reimbursing you for the service and that's why your having all the reimbursement issues. Just call it like it is.
I love posts like yours, I truly get a nice laugh out of it. What you do not realize is we have a relationship with your so called "God" of monitors Braemar. We buy the exact same device minus the "phone" part from them and have for 5 years now. They approached us about this device and we do not see a need for it, but do not kid yourself they let us know the status of what you are doing with it and how it is doing in hopes that we do buy it someday, which may happen if Hell freezes over! But in 6 months your exclusivity will run up with Braemar and anyone can have it if they want to, doubt there will be any takers. We nut up and build our own MCOT devices. The algorithm in your "phone" device is the same we have in our Event monitors we still use sometimes. So congrats, you have the same event monitor as us with more overhead on your end, enjoy that.
Lets talk about cell coverage? What do you do when you have a patient that lives in the sticks?? What was that? SOL? We are able to still handle those patients through the land line base, which is the only time the "base" is used. How can you handle those tricky patients? Oh yea you can not HAHA.
Also tell me, how is your Base Salary? Oh wait you do not have one of those? Sorry, better start selling. To bad you are always going to be reimbursed as a Event monitor, you could make more commissions if you guys could bill like a MCOT, but you can't.
Patient can self activate the device per symptoms, which tells me you must be very new to this industry. Dumb Ass who told you they could not, it is a touch screen LCD monitor on the phone, pretty slick, we can also fetch all 21 days of arrhythmias if we needed to, what is your memory?
Congrats on your little article about the new monitor, very CUTE, have you checked out our Stock ticker? You can check us out daily. Stay posted. I could run circles around your idiotic stupidity and just flat cluelessness, lets be honest which team would you rather be on if given a straight up choice?
I love posts like yours, I truly get a nice laugh out of it. What you do not realize is we have a relationship with your so called "God" of monitors Braemar. We buy the exact same device minus the "phone" part from them and have for 5 years now. They approached us about this device and we do not see a need for it, but do not kid yourself they let us know the status of what you are doing with it and how it is doing in hopes that we do buy it someday, which may happen if Hell freezes over! But in 6 months your exclusivity will run up with Braemar and anyone can have it if they want to, doubt there will be any takers. We nut up and build our own MCOT devices. The algorithm in your "phone" device is the same we have in our Event monitors we still use sometimes. So congrats, you have the same event monitor as us with more overhead on your end, enjoy that.
Lets talk about cell coverage? What do you do when you have a patient that lives in the sticks?? What was that? SOL? We are able to still handle those patients through the land line base, which is the only time the "base" is used. How can you handle those tricky patients? Oh yea you can not HAHA.
Also tell me, how is your Base Salary? Oh wait you do not have one of those? Sorry, better start selling. To bad you are always going to be reimbursed as a Event monitor, you could make more commissions if you guys could bill like a MCOT, but you can't.
Patient can self activate the device per symptoms, which tells me you must be very new to this industry. Dumb Ass who told you they could not, it is a touch screen LCD monitor on the phone, pretty slick, we can also fetch all 21 days of arrhythmias if we needed to, what is your memory?
Congrats on your little article about the new monitor, very CUTE, have you checked out our Stock ticker? You can check us out daily. Stay posted. I could run circles around your idiotic stupidity and just flat cluelessness, lets be honest which team would you rather be on if given a straight up choice?
Blah, blah, blah, I stopped reading your post at "I love reading post like yours," because honestly to go on would be a waste of my time. I will throw you a bone and encourage you to finish out riding your little wave because it will soon come to an end. Take your hot air back in to pharma and let the professionals handle it from here.
Excuse me SIR, but never been in Pharma and there is a reason for it. I Am the professional handling it and handling it well, and would Sale circles around your sorry little ass.
Little wave, does that little wave include a CMS CPT code that comes out next year? Does that little wave include lots and lots of money being poured into RSD with the cash flow we have from our stock? That little wave looks more promising then your calm seas.
MCOT is a flawed Study!
Note: The company appears to weigh heavily on their study published in the Jouranl of Cardiovascualr electrophysiology in the year 2007 to promote themselves. Dr Prystowsky has served as an advisor or consultant for CardioNet and Medtronic. Dr Prystowsky has indicated that he has received grants for clinical research from Boston Scientific and Medtronic. He has received grants for educational activities from Boston Scientific, Medtronic and St Jude. He has given lectures for Boston Scientific and also declares owning stock, stock options, or bonds in CardioNet. In my opinion, cardionet has the responsibility to offer an explanation to the public about this what appears to be a conflict of interest. Investors may be better off to wait before more earnings and data free of conflict of interest evolves before putting their money here.
Funny how this disclosure is not made in the MCOT study that Cardionet likes to distribute.
Wow, you are so clueless. Do your research prior to opening that pie hole of yours. eCardio uses Braemar, and it so happens they have a new device just launched that's going to bury Cardionet. Here you go: http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/080612/aqth077.html?.v=46
Unlike Cardionets device, it's not some suitcase that arrives to patients doorstep, it's a single unit TTM with no base required...it's called "better patient compliance."
You boneheads can go run your mouths off all you want but your going down, it's just a matter of time.
And BTW, you guys have some pretty shady reps that go about trash mouthing everyone, but that tells me your not so confident in your product after all. In addition, because of your cell phone technology doesn't allow for self activation it places the patient at risk when out of cell phone range and that's why third parties want nothing to do with reimbursing you for the service and that's why your having all the reimbursement issues. Just call it like it is.
