I have a theory on the Bigfoot sighting. Unconfirm
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Posted On: 07/25/2022 9:39:45 AM
I have a theory on the Bigfoot sighting. Unconfirmed reports have him making a campfire and sharing roasted marshmallows w/ Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. Our Bigfoot, of course, is none other than Keith Nalepka, VP Sales, Board member, and missing in action for months on end, much to our collective chagrin. This morning we have the 3rd tweet in 2 days. He's baaaacckkkkk !!!
Everybody knows my obsession w/ getting insurance coverage via the CPT I code(s). It is super important for the long term survival of this company whose products and technology are so badly needed it is impossible to fathom. My theory is this. Keith Nalepka has been spearheading and coordinating the effort to get the coveted CPT I codes(s) for insurance coverage for RecoveryRx and in so doing pushing RRx to become the Standard-of-Care from coast-to-coast.
I have spoken before of all the work needed to get this done. There are no excuses sitting at the adults table and the stakes are high. Think about it. It is necessary to deal w/ hospital groups and their suppliers, policy boards, negotiating w/ insurance companies, endless meetings, conference calls, talking to lawyers and accountants of all makes and models, multi-tasking, perusing documents, explaining the products & technology so many times he does it in his sleep (if he gets any) and doing it all over again countless times. Rehashing, counter offers, re-submitting documents, more meetings and conference calls strategy sessions, reams of paperwork, miles of bureaucratic red tape, dealing w/ frustrations, staying clearheaded, keeping your wits about you ... and on ... and on. Always keeping the 'big picture' in clear focus.
Tweeting is a distraction. We all like reading them, and for good reason, but more importantly we want the company to succeed. The company will not succeed in the long term w/o obtaining the CPT I code(s) for insurance coverage. Now, I ask you, who would you want sitting at the table? You've heard Keith in an interview. He kills it, every time. His enthusiasm is contagious. He's the Knute Rockne of Actipatch/PEMF. If need be, he could sell ice to eskimos w/ autoship on a monthly basis. I dunno 'bout you but he's the guy I want as Point Man.
So, the second half of my theory of his much-anticipated re-emergence is that all the work that needed to get done in the background on our behalf has reached a point of being 'over-the-hump', i.e. - most of the heavy lifting and stickie wickets have been successfully dealt with. Think of a bell curve and we are at the final 20% or so. Not finished completely but near enough to breathe a little easier and generate his most recent tweet:
One more thing. On the presumption we get the CPT I code(s) we will most certainly need product supply out the wazoo to satisfy initial orders and continuing demand once the word gets out, and it will. Remember Dr. Koneru? who exited BIEL only to land at Viant/Meraqi. Visit Post# 286381 o.b. for a rundown on their manufacturing capability. Who better to coordinate w/ the good Dr. than Keith. And finally, if I am right, I would like to suggest to the Green Light Express conductor to bestow an honorary Engineer's Cap to our very own 'Bigfoot' Keith Nalepka, wordsmith extraordinaire.
BUY_MORE_SHARES
later, WBeacham
Everybody knows my obsession w/ getting insurance coverage via the CPT I code(s). It is super important for the long term survival of this company whose products and technology are so badly needed it is impossible to fathom. My theory is this. Keith Nalepka has been spearheading and coordinating the effort to get the coveted CPT I codes(s) for insurance coverage for RecoveryRx and in so doing pushing RRx to become the Standard-of-Care from coast-to-coast.
I have spoken before of all the work needed to get this done. There are no excuses sitting at the adults table and the stakes are high. Think about it. It is necessary to deal w/ hospital groups and their suppliers, policy boards, negotiating w/ insurance companies, endless meetings, conference calls, talking to lawyers and accountants of all makes and models, multi-tasking, perusing documents, explaining the products & technology so many times he does it in his sleep (if he gets any) and doing it all over again countless times. Rehashing, counter offers, re-submitting documents, more meetings and conference calls strategy sessions, reams of paperwork, miles of bureaucratic red tape, dealing w/ frustrations, staying clearheaded, keeping your wits about you ... and on ... and on. Always keeping the 'big picture' in clear focus.
Tweeting is a distraction. We all like reading them, and for good reason, but more importantly we want the company to succeed. The company will not succeed in the long term w/o obtaining the CPT I code(s) for insurance coverage. Now, I ask you, who would you want sitting at the table? You've heard Keith in an interview. He kills it, every time. His enthusiasm is contagious. He's the Knute Rockne of Actipatch/PEMF. If need be, he could sell ice to eskimos w/ autoship on a monthly basis. I dunno 'bout you but he's the guy I want as Point Man.
So, the second half of my theory of his much-anticipated re-emergence is that all the work that needed to get done in the background on our behalf has reached a point of being 'over-the-hump', i.e. - most of the heavy lifting and stickie wickets have been successfully dealt with. Think of a bell curve and we are at the final 20% or so. Not finished completely but near enough to breathe a little easier and generate his most recent tweet:
Quote:
... He told people to get on the bandwagon, today I'm saying the same. #brickbybrick
One more thing. On the presumption we get the CPT I code(s) we will most certainly need product supply out the wazoo to satisfy initial orders and continuing demand once the word gets out, and it will. Remember Dr. Koneru? who exited BIEL only to land at Viant/Meraqi. Visit Post# 286381 o.b. for a rundown on their manufacturing capability. Who better to coordinate w/ the good Dr. than Keith. And finally, if I am right, I would like to suggest to the Green Light Express conductor to bestow an honorary Engineer's Cap to our very own 'Bigfoot' Keith Nalepka, wordsmith extraordinaire.
BUY_MORE_SHARES
later, WBeacham
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