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Factory.

It does sound strange but the assessment is not on the diagnosis or events that led up to care required to date but is on which care tasks need to be met with nursing care over normal care provided in a nursing home.

Its well know that most people are denied it BUT, often on appeal with someone who knows what they are doing can argue this grey line, and get a win , but you either need to find a friend who knows what to do, or a solicitor trained in the appeal process for NHS CHF or look into those specialist solicitors who promote NO WIN , No Fee ..where you do not pay unless they win.

Its a big crime in ENGLAND at present where many peeps like your dad should automatically get NHS care ( free on point of contact) and not be assessed for community nursing care, where they pay full cost if they have savings or income of over £24,000 or own a house. If a loved one is given a gold card ( withdraw all life enhancing medications() , or you have been informed that they are now entering end of life care ( which can last well over a year), then you should instantly argue for fast track to CHC funding....and it should be given - but you have to push all the time.

Probably no coincidence that this good news was outed before their official RNS as Feedback was at a significant conference at around this time and the temptation to discuss their new venture in India was too much lol. Good for them.

" delighted to attend the 74th Annual India Radiological & Imaging Association conference (IRIA 2022), bringing together thousands of India's top radiologists and specialists earlier this month. Feedback's Chief Marketing and Sales Officer Nick Mayhew joined a panel discussion on Global Radiology Innovations while the Company debuted Bleepa, BleepaBox and CareLocker."

Healthtech Startup Qure.ai Bags $40 Mn Funding To Disrupt Radiology ‘Status Quo’.

"...use the funding to expand its global reach, especially across US and Europe. The investment will also be used to ramp up product development in the domains of critical care and community diagnostics"
https://inc42.com/buzz/healthtech-startup-qure-ai-bags-40-mn-funding-to-disrupt-radiology-status-quo/

https://inc42.com/buzz/healthtech-startup-qure-ai-bags-40-mn-funding-to-disrupt-radiology-status-quo/

A couple of paragraphs stood out for me ...

"The live pilot enables real-world illustration of Bleepa's capabilities and will strengthen further commercial and partnership discussions in India." and
"The pilot, run in partnership with Qure.ai and Amazon Web Services will now move into an evaluative stage where the system benefits will be measured as patients come through. In parallel the Company will pursue a number of opportunities to commercialise the system, leveraging the evidence generated by the pilot".

So news of commercial opportunity's could come anytime.....this " number" of opportunity's would I imagine have been at least pre arranged so new partners can see the offering in action on the ground in India.

News flow could pick up from here !

Pigeon .
I am being sincere.
Regarding your father. I know a great deal about dementia and who pays for the care .

if you fathers care can be managed by community care in a nursing home then he / social services will have to fund this care . He will have a financial assessment to find out who pays what etc.

However, what a lot of carers who have someone diagnosed with a dementia do not realise is that sometimes the PWD ( person with dementia) has elements of their care that fall under NHS nursing care ( they can be living at home, or in a standard nursing home in the community) .

I would ask his GP, nursing home manager / social worker / to arrange what is called a NHS Continuing Healthcare screening to find out if the Health Authority pay full cost of his care. They have a tool that had nine paradigms and he needs to meet critical in just one, or substantial in several ...these paradigms are not just nursing care practices

If you apply and it get refused you have lost nothing. If he gets through initial screening then they will go to town and do the full assessment - something I often do with people who have lost capacity at the A&E, who can't be discharged home, and need 24/7 care - but the decision who pays is always grey. The decision to grant it could be based on behaviours ( symptoms of dementia), skin care, breathing, mobility, eating and drinking, communication etc etc .

Maybe the place he is now living is not meeting his needs = shows up on weight loss, amount of falls, bruises, fractures someone has had over a set period of time...and it goes on there are many indicators.

The bottom line is my mother had advanced mixed detail, and i won it on her behaviours , my father currently 97 is in a nursing home and i have won it baswd on the previous nursing homes ( good home) but could not manage his falls etc , so he needs a specialists nursing home that provide limited d depravation of liberty orders to protect himself from himself.
The bottom line is if you win he will be given the best nursing home to meet his needs, or can be managed at home but with free NHS care up to however much it costs to meet his needs - so not limitless but they pay what it costs.

Recommended you ask for this to be applied.

Or you can get a specialist solicitor who specialised in this area to fight your case on your behalf.

The savings your father will make in fees will easily y pay for the solicitor, IF your father is what they call a self funder ( paying form his own pocket_). Do not be put off by how complicated it looks.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/healthcare/

just a couple of recent NHS announcements made by Qure.AI.

Qure.ai’s Brain CT AI wins funding from the NHS
https://qure.ai/news_press_coverages/qure-ais-brain-ct-ai-wins-funding-from-the-nhs/

AI lung cancer detection tool secures £3.2m UK government funding
https://www.roboticsandinnovation.co.uk/news/ai/ai-lung-cancer-detection-tool-secures-3-2m-uk-government-funding.html#:~:text=Med%20tech%20start-up%20Qure.ai%20has%20been%20awarded%20%C2%A33.2m,CE-approved%2C%20uses%20millions%20of%20images%20and%20deep%20learning.

Village. Genuinely wish you good luck. 30g down is a difficult one. At the end of the day we are all foot soldiers, ..all trying to do our best... the evaporation of many of the regular rampers here is no surprise.... i give you credit and respect for showing up .....but this investing game is sometimes illogical....to cut a long story short....i have been invested in CyanConnnode since before 2011. , share price went from 30p to 1.5 p....why? its mesh solution was to early....today 16p, before the recent markets collapsed it was 30p plus....its technology is now only just being given the credit it deserves.. in future the sp will be much much higher IMO. ... this is not a tip but a lesson in how time can solve certain problems , as long as a) YOU still have faith in the product and b) the company somehow manages to keep trading at any cost.

So crucially IF CHILL can keep trading, and develop over the next few years then something similar may well occur as the products are good etc etc ....................so IMO regardless of placings or subsequent share price lows ...........the most important thing is that the company survives to fight another day and manages to recover . GL Vas

I still think the key is the healthy smokes...
i think the problem is down to public awareness of alternatives to smoking.... once the tipping point is reached where tobacco smokers reach for cbd smokes then as long as chill are on the shelves then CHILL should do well.

"10.000 units to be needed for UK alone. (15% coverage of sites, 6-8 units per site"
£500k for 6... about to produce 200 p/m! The sums are ridiculous and at 14p to buy the sp is too.

The numbers are truly unbelievable !! If DVRG do manage to manufacture and sell 200 units a month then that would equate to approx. £83,000 per unit x 200 and would provide a monthly revenue of over £16 million and that is in £££s .

Is this correct? It will take around four years at this manufacture rate to service just the UK for 10,000 units . Then there is the rest of the world. Are DVRG manufacturing anywhere else?

Taken form GBs earlier tweet....."The researchers hope to expand the traveler surveillance program and are also preparing to launch a pilot study that will search for signs of the virus in the wastewater from airplane bathrooms, Dr. Friedman said.

The program began in late September, focusing on travelers on selected flights from India to three major U.S. airports: John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey and San Francisco International Airport in California. In late November, after Omicron emerged, the program was expanded to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and to people arriving from South Africa, Nigeria, Britain, France, Germany and Brazil.

"Additional units are expected to be deployed over the next few months, investors were told.

“The installations are important as their routine use will serve as a model for other regional, national and ultimately the global authorities looking for innovative ways to improve the health, safety and overall outcomes of the population from endemic and global pandemic diseases,” said DeepVerge chairman Gerry Brandon."

“These are cornerstone installations for us as we commercialise our unique Microtox PD COVID-19 virus and multiplex detection systems."

I think I may have answered my own question
https://www.modernwater.com/2021/03/23/deepverge-aligned-with-eu-covid-wastewater-surveillance-approach/

https://wastewater-observatory.jrc.ec.europa.eu/

"The Commission in its Recommendation asked Member States to collect and share wastewater data on the presence of the virus and its variants, to enable early detection and support the management of the virus. It also promoted the use of common methods for sampling, testing and data analysis, supported by a European exchange platform to ensure that collected data is reliable, comparable and promptly shared with public health authorities. To support this Recommendation, the Commission also awarded EUR 20 million in direct action grants to Member States in December 2021 under the HERA incubatorDeze link in een andere taal bekijken•••. This financial support, under the Emergency Support Instrument, has provided rapid and flexible assistance for surveillance related activities"
....."The Commission is currently reviewing the Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive and will put forward a legislative proposal in 2022. Different options are being considered, including establishing permanent surveillance system of health related parameters in wastewater, including Covid-19 and its variants."
https://ec.europa.eu/environment/news/coronavirus-response-monitoring-wastewater-contributes-tracking-coronavirus-and-variants-across-all-2022-03-17_nl

EMK.
I understand exactly what you are saying. Its important to separate two things.

Mugs is not playing the share game, he comes across and has only supported one view ( irrespective of the market) and that is that the sp / company is doomed.

The fact he was correct, is not because he has any more information or data than the rest of us its because mostly due to the stock markets around the world collapsing.....and its is just coincidence that his doom and gloom posts then turned out to be correct . Yes, anyone who sold at 30p would be laughing now but neither Muggs nor anyone knew what was about to occur.....so my point is his prediction had less to do with the company, and more to do with the world economy....so as long as we realise he is not a portent for this share, he only know what we all know , which is very little at the moment and that he just got lucky with his same old narrative that's its all doom and gloom.

To put it another way. The messages you are hearing from Maggs today are probably exactly the same negative posts as they were back three months ago - as he only has the same narrative. ...but are you prepared to follow his advice and sell today? If yes, why? As far as the business is concerned what has fundamentally changed? Its all still to come IMO.

Argyle.

Its taken me a while to realise this and then only when a few others mentioned a while ago. Its important that new investors here realise that there is a prolonged divorce like battle going on between a couple of posters, using DVRG as a convenient battleground.

Muggings.
Lets say you are correct and this share is only going to drop from here on....that the BODs will squander every penny they raise, never sell a product and finally go bust ...
So what will be in it for you?
You come over as you would be delighted.
Your obviously not invested ?
Why so concerned?
Most investors here ( i assume) don't know the real identity's of the people behind this BB avatars. Although i hear snippets regarding certain board members may visits from time to time.

So Its s my opinion this is not about Deepverge as a company at all !

This prolonged attack is personal between yourself and one or more others peeps who visit this BB occasionally .

I think you could take almost any share on AIM this past 3-4 months and you would have been proved correct if you had taken a bearish stance on ALL , or any individual one of them....as the tide went out and left the entire market severely down....so in that respect DV are no different from many others, the fact we are in radio silence period just lends increased anxiety regarding the sp, and allows some to exploit the possibility of bad news.

If your aim trying to hurt someone, by constant negative posts about their company then now is a good time with the lack of news, share price drop, uncertainty etc etc ...if by chance we receive an excellent revenue enhancing RNS next week then its hard to see where you would be able to go with that here.
I'm invested ( rightly or wrongly) for a news packed, positive 2022 for DVRG and if I'm wrong then ill be gone and i will not linger . .

Amazing how many waste water surveillance projects and systems still rely on Manuel samples to regularly taken and shipped in fridges for testing etc.
https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article259662655.html

https://www.sacbee.com/news/coronavirus/article259662655.html

Good read for new investors. average 24 hour turnaround time of results and 36 hours to reporting to local authority.
https://iwaponline.com/jwh/article/20/2/314/86325/Wastewater-surveillance-of-SARS-CoV-2-in-Austria

https://www.foxnews.com/health/uptick-covid-virus-cases-detected-wastewater-sample-sites-cdc

sorry DR, yes, i was trying to be being conservative with 20,000 a month this year Just shows how this could stack up in pretty short order.....and this information is known, and we can see where the growth will be coming from.... Just hope they maintain the quality and service along with steady growth.