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No, he really is a doctor. I saw the diploma he got from his cereal box. It's real. I promise.
No, he really is a doctor. I saw the diploma he got from his cereal box. It's real. I promise.
You must have cotton in your ears.
Management too smart to fail and the marketplace too dumb. Just look at the bone stim market developed, ravaged, and plundered. They will find some new device to bring to market researched by well paid docs and tell insurances how great it is clinically and will save them a lot of money. That is the game they play so well.
That's right, no wonder we are in such a mess with companies like Biomet manipulating the market with junk products, paying physicians and convincing insurance companies that their new device is the best. Truly a sad day, this must stop. More government intervention is needed to put tighter rains on these companies. The 501K process needs to include clinical trials, studies and certification for physician to implant of each device.
That's right, no wonder we are in such a mess with companies like Biomet manipulating the market with junk products, paying physicians and convincing insurance companies that their new device is the best. Truly a sad day, this must stop. More government intervention is needed to put tighter rains on these companies. The 501K process needs to include clinical trials, studies and certification for physician to implant of each device.
You are smoking something. The ortho market is one of the cleanest sectors in all of med device. Look at all the spine and cardio devices that were rushed through only to find that cage designs sucked, screws break, and re-occlusion still happened. All this new FDA stuff will bring is the further inhibition of technology. This will further depress the market as the hospitals(i.e.:government controlled via medicare) won't pay for it anyways. When medicare goes to a single payer system, the M.D.'s will be back to using old, "proven" technology because of price. The patients will suffer as the hospitals split the tiny profit from savings with the M.D.'s. I fully expect the overall quality of care will go down rapidly.
Probably, lead in the product and since most of the products are made in the Biomet China facility, shipped to USA and repackaged to look like they were manufactured locally, would account for the poor design and breakage issues.
How much of the problem is the result of having a board of directors made up of very wealthy KKR people who really have no interest beyond whether they are or are not making money on their personal portfolio? Were we better or worse off before KKR got involved? Yet another reason why Mitt Romney is not the right candidate. Private Equity is all about the 1% of the population and how they can do damage to the 99%.
Idiot. No implants are made in China.
Idiot. No implants are made in China.
One of the cleanest ahhhh. There is no room for filth in healthcare. You must live by the rules or the fines will be high. How's your metal on metal hip doing?
Biomet lawyers too smart for even DOJ. A big public company, like banks, when caught in fraud simply pay a fine worked out by lawyers collecting fees. There is no real justice, only the connected and powerful manipulating the system, and lobbying government officials. For example, Orthofix fined $43M for over $400M in fraudulant claims. How does that figure get any justice and they continue to do business as usual. It's the way of our world.
We do have innovative products. We also have many reps making a fine living selling these products.
It's the dead weight that's holding this company back (like the last poster), not the products.
Week Management = Week Products = Week Company = Week Sales = YOU = BIOMET