Lately Dr. Dalton’s posts on LinkedIn have struc
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Posted On: 09/29/2025 11:12:29 AM
Lately Dr. Dalton’s posts on LinkedIn have struck a noticeably different tone than in years past. Instead of vague hints, he’s now talking in stronger, more urgent terms:
• “Time to move.”
• “Watch it is Time. Past Time. Let’s go.”
• “Tested platform integrated AI–Call center support.”
• “The next big move for Univec is expanding its telehealth platform and forging key partnerships.”
On top of that, he’s repeated again and again that “Green is the color of money,” signaling that he sees this as the moment when financial results and visibility should finally align.
Yes, many of us have been here before, feeling the momentum only to have no visible follow-through. The difference this time is that Dalton is tying his comments to concrete developments—telehealth expansion, AI integration, fulfillment services, and partnerships. That’s not the same as guarantees, but it suggests a readiness level that feels higher than past years.
We’re now heading into October, and if Dalton’s tone is any indication, this month could finally bring the breakthrough we’ve all been waiting for. Whether you add more shares or simply hold steady, the optimism is justified: leadership looks confident, platforms are being tested, and the language has shifted from “someday” to “it’s time.”
Let’s stay patient but optimistic. If the follow-through comes, this could be the turning point.
• “Time to move.”
• “Watch it is Time. Past Time. Let’s go.”
• “Tested platform integrated AI–Call center support.”
• “The next big move for Univec is expanding its telehealth platform and forging key partnerships.”
On top of that, he’s repeated again and again that “Green is the color of money,” signaling that he sees this as the moment when financial results and visibility should finally align.
Yes, many of us have been here before, feeling the momentum only to have no visible follow-through. The difference this time is that Dalton is tying his comments to concrete developments—telehealth expansion, AI integration, fulfillment services, and partnerships. That’s not the same as guarantees, but it suggests a readiness level that feels higher than past years.
We’re now heading into October, and if Dalton’s tone is any indication, this month could finally bring the breakthrough we’ve all been waiting for. Whether you add more shares or simply hold steady, the optimism is justified: leadership looks confident, platforms are being tested, and the language has shifted from “someday” to “it’s time.”
Let’s stay patient but optimistic. If the follow-through comes, this could be the turning point.
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