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NHS England... waiting lists still high.
Both parities have said they want the use of private providers within the NHS.
NHS waiting list for treatment remains ‘stubbornly high’ – experts
An estimated 7.54 million treatments were waiting to be carried out at the end of March, relating to 6.29 million patients.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/nhs-england-conservatives-rishi-sunak-government-b1156607.html
up to 20% of patients on waiting lists treated by private providers
Both parties are in favour of using private providers.
Up to 20% of NHS EC Patients now being treated by Private Hospitals!!
Facts by HSJ and not spins, fabricated stories
Revealed: The ICBs most reliant on private hospitalsBy James Illman23 February 2024 Bath
Up to 20 per cent of NHS elective patients are now being treated by private hospitals in some areas, analysis by HSJ suggests.
https://www.hsj.co.uk/quality-and-performance/revealed-the-icbs-most-reliant-on-private-hospitals/7036620.article
Justdeezerts,
Not surprising though.
RedX follows Byot delisting last month.
I guess on that analogy and seeing as you only from Tuesday, we could also look JUST 12 months back and use that as the starter, and see TLY down just the 63%.. we could even look at the share price from when TLY first floated and see it's down 99.91%... you best hope there's A LOT of extra time..!
That being said if anyone got in the last few weeks then it's a steal!
If one used sporting analogy and took Tuesday @ 07.00 as Kick Off the score at the end of the week, let say Half Time, is probably MARKETS 2 (being much more skilled these players know what things are really about) DOOMSTERS 0 and the scorers could be put down as 2 Own Goals from those less able to handle the onrushing flow of play . Unfortunately VAR not available for any claims of offside or other foul play. Roll on Full Time!!
If we look forward to say October 2024, it looks like the Conservatives will loose the election by a large majority. Sir Kier Starmer pledges more investment into the public Sector i.e. the NHS, surely this will be a win win situation for Totally going forward as more money is put into the Health Service as suggested! :)
My posts frequently disappear on here now ,is this the board or, is this another poster?,i didn't think you could erase someones post ,maybe i am being censored can anyone advise?
And then we have moniman, who is invested in REDX. A company which lost £33m last year, has just about enough cash to last it until Xmas, lost 90 per cent of its share value in the past two years and has now been delisted..
And moniman comes on here preaching about TLY running out of money . What a nerve!
Bumblebee,
Absolutely. There's nothing wrong with anyone posting an opinion but some are completely clueless.
Is it a coincidence the derampers either come from shares which had red flags and did crash 80-99% or from shares which currently have red flags.
c40% held by IIs, Chairman buying, £106m revenues for fy just ended.
£13m mcap.
TLY
Hallsworthy,
"Need some proper news flow as having just one customer seems a very risky business strategy long term - what if the NHS reduce or pull out entirely?!"
Really? Which NHS?
Lucky TLY have a diversified business then, isn't it? Including HMP, Local and national NHS, all 4 UK Nations and Republic of Ireland.
So not the one customer in your misleading post.
The ONE contract with NHS England is worth £13m where TLY is the sole resilience partner for NHS 111. That ONE contract is worth more than the current Mcap of TLY alone.
That's without all the other subsidiaries, Urgent Care, Elective Care, Company Wellbeing etc .. TLY provide their services in all 4 UK Nations and Republic of Ireland.
"As announced on 10 January 2024, NHS England committed to a further year with Totally as its sole resilience partner for NHS 111, increasing the scope of the contract, renewed at c.£13 million per annum."
https://ir.design-portfolio.co.uk/viewer/100/63432
Your comments are deliberately misleading.
Read the warning below the text entry box:
"information that is false or misleading, may constitute market abuse. This could lead to an unlimited fine and up to seven years in prison. "
Doctor the patient isn't quite dead its just been zombified lol!
This is such a basket case zero growth potential a dead duck!
If thats how you feel and is also your attitude to a positive RNS then CASH OUT BillB
Very happy to see the price rise here but also feeling very "frothy" I'm expecting a pretty sharp pull back sadly. Need some proper news flow as having just one customer seems a very risky business strategy long term - what if the NHS reduce or pull out entirely?!
As i said yesterday - Dead cat bounce! 'Totally' useless company.
I only borrowed it from Stt1...
Just over £2 million cash and 10% decline in turnover is not what I call a robust update. I'd be fearful of the big red flag re. potential for a big cash raise, but JMO Adyor!!!
A set of good results for the year , with cost savings of £3.5 in staff costs should see a strong 2024.
NHS Planning guidance released only last month. Increased opportunities.
To show how quickly TLY adapt, they have already mobilised 2 new services within a month!
"Since the publication of NHS planning guidance for 2024/25 last month, Totally's management has seen increased opportunities to support commissioners in managing demand and reducing waiting lists and the Group has rapidly mobilised two new services to directly reduce waiting times for elective care. "
NHS Guidance 2024/5
https://www.england.nhs.uk/publication/priorities-and-operational-planning-guidance-2024-25/
Turnover Down!! Big red flag?
Big RED flags for Stt1..Very low on cash it seems?
Ah, lots of green boxes, Stt1 panicking I wonder???
Totally flags solid full-year performance in challenging market
https://www.sharecast.com/news/aim-bulletin/totally-flags-solid-full-year-performance-in-challenging-market--16730010.html
TLY stated that Elective Care work to reduce NHS waiting lists has increased.
The govn needs to reduce waiting times.
Crucially, TLY has been and remains the sole provider of NHS 111 resilience to NHS England.
"During the period, as 1 in 5 people in England are on waiting lists for treatment2, the Group increased the level of insourcing activity delivered on behalf of several NHS Trusts across England and the Saolta Group in Ireland. As announced on 10 January 2024, NHS England committed to a further year with Totally as its sole resilience partner for NHS 111, increasing the scope of the contract, renewed at c.£13 million per annum."
Moniman,
"only just over £2 million in cash"
They had to restructure due to problems facing the NHS. It shows their diversified business model works well.
The companies to worry about are those who hold huge amounts of cash for no apparent reason. Then suddenly you find out why and it's too late to sell.
;-)
Does anyone think they will need to do a big placing in H1 2024 to keep the banks happy?
Newgrange,
BillB is ramping HVO, where the chairman dumped majority of his holding at 28p, which I see as a red flag. The CEO there also has huge 7m options, again a red flag.
I post company newsflow on HVO but they don't like it on HVO.
BillB and his fellow HVO posters, like Hallsworthy, moniman then come on here to post BS in the hope they can silence me and contrarian view.