Rotech makes HME News top story today

[Anonymous]

No reason to gloat over a temporary lost contract. There are OTHER revenue sources for which to compensate, even if that requires that locations step up and fill the need.
One thing for sure - complaining about it solves nothing.

Im just worried if ill still have a job,I work in New England,and now the contracts gone.Managements been telling us everthing would be ok,but now they to seem very scared.

 

[Anonymous]

Im just worried if ill still have a job,I work in New England,and now the contracts gone.Managements been telling us everthing would be ok,but now they to seem very scared.

everything will be just fine

 

[anonymous]

If you believe anything that comes out of your area managers mouth in New England you better think again. He will lie through his teeth. Polish up your resume, your location is going to be closed.

 

[anonymous]

If you believe anything that comes out of your area managers mouth in New England you better think again. He will lie through his teeth. Polish up your resume, your location is going to be closed.

Do you know what locations?

 

[anonymous]

Do you know what locations?

Expect about 40% of them in the northeast.

 

[anonymous]

Expect about 40% of them in the northeast.

that cant be true

 

[anonymous]

that cant be true

Time will tell. I'm not talking this Friday. This is our long term goal over the next 16 months

 

[anonymous]

If you believe anything that comes out of your area managers mouth in New England you better think again. He will lie through his teeth. Polish up your resume, your location is going to be closed.

lol,i know who your speaking of,that guy looks like he belongs on the recieving end of a glory hole.

 

[anonymous]

Time will tell. I'm not talking this Friday. This is our long term goal over the next 16 months

Only in Rotechland would closing stores be considered a "GOAL"

 

[anonymous]

Absurd? You are so wrong it hurts laughing at you. Competitive bidding contracts are at lower than cost now. Every time you take a order for a cpap it is a loser. Its also laughable that companies are chasing after the re supply business which in reality is a rip off. Just go into any home user of cpap on the re supply and you will see millions of unused filters, humidifiers, tubing, masks, etc. The VA contracts are somewhat better but when you have to provide new equipment and have thousands of perfectly good used concentrators with 20,000 plus hours you are reluctant to buy any new ones. The veterans realize the unit has not been properly serviced when it arrives looking outdated and smells of cigarette smoke. They then call the VA which terminates the contract. You want to know why Rotech is in bad shape? Just try and find the line that says " corporate office allocation ".

THe fact that Rotech has lost 3 contracts in a little over a year tells ya the VA wants them out all together,the only ones who cant see that are the people running the company.

 

[anonymous]

All for one and one for all.

 

[anonymous]

All for one and one for all.

i dont think so

 

[anonymous]

It seems posting about old news reflects how it is touch people are. Companies win and lose contracts. Inside info from rotech board of directors is cash strong. Sorry to disappoint those who wish failure. It maybe they should find a hobby vs posting garbage that is unfounded.