Anyone hear of American Home Patient?

Info please?

 

They are a DME company!

 

Yes, I've heard of them. Management is laughable. Company is 250M in debt. It's a nightmare....Do yourself a favor and keep on looking!

 

Ehh...Id def keep looking. Look for one of the top companies to get on with.

 

AHP another Rotech. Run fast, run far

 

Their stock (AHOM) is down to about $1.25 a share now. I think only RoTech (ROHI) is in worse shape

 

AHP Management

Was Doug Gouy, AHP billing guru forced out or did he leave on his own accord?

 

In my area, american homepatient is huge. Lincare and apria have a bad name. It all depends on the area and the sales rep. American homepatient treats employees really well. Great benefits... etc.

 

May I ask where you are? By the way, Lincare has a bad name everywhere as far as I can tell.

 

Re: AHP Management

did you ever find an answer to this?

 

No I have not.

 

I assume you don't believe the press release on the web that says Gouy resigned. You think he was actually asked to resign, eh? If the press release isn't correct, I doubt we'll ever know. Legal concerns, you know.

 

Any of you AHOMers out there know if Jeff Mongonia, Chris Miller or Gordon Smith are still with the company?

 

I don't think Gordon Smith will ever leave the company as long as Joe F. is the prez. Who is Chris Miller? Did he replace an AVP?
Not sure about Jeff M.

 

You sound like a person who knows where the bodies are buried. I'm a little fuzzy on medern AHOm titles but Chris MIller was, I think, in charge of several markets in The Virginias. Jeff Mongonia , I think, was in charge of several branches in The Ohio River Valley area.

 

Lincare has a bad name everywhere? If that were true, they wouldn't be kicking all their competitors butts. Do your own research at www.yahoofinance.com

 

How can a company like AHOM which had a 9% decrease in net sales for 2007 and lost 5.5 in net revenue for the year continue to stay in business?

 

What we need is for Jim Cramer to get on his Mad Money TV show and make this case: AHOM and ROHI owe money to the same investors and have overlap in many markets. What would make sense and give shareholders some relief is if Highlands would force the two firms to merge, consolidate their same market ops and kick some butt.

 

Re: AHP Management

FYI Doug Gouy is still with AHOM. Never really left. I just think they restructured his contract. Hes made leaps and bounds cleaning up the billing side of things.

 

Wrong. Gordon left last year to work for HealthSpring i believe. Jeff Mongonia is the VP of Operational Initiatives.

Never heard of Chris Miller.