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Complaint Review: Greg Sundem - castle rock Colorado

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  • Greg Sundem 359E ALLEN ST # 11 castle rock, Colorado USA

Greg Sundem Conartist, Fraud, Deceptive, Devote Christian? castle rock Colorado

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I don't know where to start. First, the numerous posts on Sundem are correct. Sundem inflates the value of Medical Receivables owned by Mesa Pharmacy. Praxsyn is the public company that now owns Mesa as a wholly owned subsidiarty. Sundem  has a long relationship with Mesa/Praxsyn and listed as a director, president of Praxsyn. He is also a shareholder of Praxsyn. All this he fails to disclose!

Sundem has travled around soliciting monies from individuals and groups to buy Mesa A/R. In the process he has fraudulantly respresented both the collectibility and value of the Mesa A/R. I am not even going into why the A/R is virtually worthless as it would take up pages. Mesa conspired with Sundem to artificially inflate the collectibility of the A/R and together they convince people the A/R is worth much more than it is.

Mesa produces a cream for worker comp injuried parties. The insurance companies hate it because it is expensive and the efficacy has never been proven. They fight payment vigourously.

Sundem trolls around finding unsuspecting people and touts the value of this A/R. He has actually collected the A/R and is intimately involved with Mesa and it's operations (he is an owner and officer). So he knows the value and in spite of that represents it's collectibility as much higher than actual. Mesa engages in this shell and nut game by not releasing any collection data but allowing Sundem to be the mouth piece behind the ruse. Almost all of the Mesa A/R are disputed for a litney of reasons. 

Sundem is now CEO of praxsyn which is on the verge (look at the financials on Edgar). His claims of past employment are grossly overstated and he has been fired or removed from previous positions. He lists himself as CEO of MedCare and i don't believe MedCare every did ONE deal. His partners threw him out because his collection numbers were inaccurate. 

Sundem plays the Christian card pretty well. His wife claims he has had affairs, drinks and uses foul language. Maybe he is just Christian on Sunday. And as the other post stated he shipped her to Alaska and left her never going there. I assume he stays with her because her dad has money. 

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AUTHOR: Worksense - (USA)

POSTED: Wednesday, August 03, 2016

Why does a CEO of a compound pharmacy insist on the personal injury or workers compensation space?  Why does every report from Greg Sundem refer that he “is” doing business in multiple states under his very special new platform?  He does know about Google, right?

 

Here is a simple fact that substantiates Greg Sundem’s insistence that he has a special wand and go can do business in any state at any time:

 

Every state has laws and regulations guiding pharmacy standards and requirements, addressing issues such as required licenses for each facility and for the credentialed pharmacists and other employees who work there. Virtually every jurisdiction also has requirements for secure storage, recordkeeping, the forms or pads used for patient prescriptions, labeling, and safety protocols related to origins, authenticity, chain of custody, expiration dates of products, purity, sterility and storage, among others. This includes the extra, explicit authority granted to "compound" or mix pharmaceutical ingredients into a patient-ready product. Numerous existing pharmacies have the authority to prepare such products for patients, based on prescriptions written by doctors or other prescribers. Some of these practice requirements have origins dating back 30 to 50 years, when large drug manufacturers played a much smaller role as the source of medication. State rules are updated periodically, commonly under the jurisdiction of individual state Boards of Pharmacy, which operate in the 50 states.

 

OK so lets say he does have the magic wand, if he does not indeed have a magic wand he should be really concerned that the SEC and Pharmacy Regulators are going to need to see it.  He has claimed more than once they “are shipping” to other states…

 

Now if all of the above has been overcome since March mwaah don’t think so but if it has now this.

 

Why the personal injury space you say Greg Sundem, because he can claim very exaggerated profit margins at time of delivery.  Problem is, the profit margins are not real.  The personal injury profit margins are reduced years later when a PI case is settled by the attorney who promptly cuts all healthcare providers margins to increase the claimants take on the case. So wait three years to get maybe $3.00 of a $50.00 billable.  In some states, the patient can refuse any payment of liens on their case.  Therefore the suppliers are left to sue the patient…  This is assuming you sold product in the first place, which is not currently being done nor will it.

 

Trust me I was in that business and that’s how it works. 

 

Not to mention how far off his quoted numbers of automobile accidents in this last update from him.  Is he saying that they have a special formula compound medicine for those in automobile accidents?  Love to see that just had a fender bender of my own, would love to feel better.

 

Back to the confused look on Greg Sundem’s face now will have him coming back and rethinking the workers compensation model…..  Stay with me it gets better.

 

The real truth is, the workers compensation margins are much greater.  There published pricing guideline to support the “retail” prices for workers comp compounds ingredients.  O wait I forgot Greg Sundem is skilled at implementing software networks that can predict when the phone is going to ring and to know better than anyone the ingredients to a script that has not even been issued yet will get themselves ordered put into the tube and call Fedex to come pick it up from California for a patient in need in New York…  Wait what? 

 

Now you know what it is like to listen to Greg Sundem talk in person.  No really, if you were having a conversation about the margins in this pretend conversation because that is the only kind he is capable of having and you asked? So Greg if why are the margins better in one vs the other? That ramble would be the typical answer.  Head spinning yet, don’t worry after one conversation with him you will be all the smarter not to have another one with him.

 

That random rambling insert into the conversation would be a very typical spew from Greg Sundem when you just want to know why the margins for workers comp or PI is better than all of the rest of the industry.  He would key in on something neither of you know anything about like the “ingredients and delivery” so that he could make it up to move away from the question you asked in the first place.  Don’t forget this would come after his stupid “pre lie” laugh he does as in “you wont believe this” yep your right I wont…

 

Total asinine statement to say the PI’s margins are greater than workers comp.?  Based on what?  The absolute undisputable truth is, the accident market for compounds hardly registers in trends, applications etc.  Too specialized and untrusted.  Ah the benefits of Google and no real industry or legal trend research…

 

So why the back and forth between Workers Comp and PI space?

 

My guess is that what “he” thinks is that the entry to either market is not the demand a solution or lack thereof, but more there are sales reps willing to sell it.  Maybe?

 

However these dumbass’s don’t know how to get into that space legitimately.  They have no deliverable, process etc. to submit to State Pharmacy boards.  If they are working on it, lets see the states you submitted to?  O you haven’t sent them out yet, but you did ship some product?  Confused – me too.

 

The total tell here is simple, Greg Sundem keeps referring to the workers compensation or personal injury market. The out of “accident” market for compounds is larger than the accident market.  

 

The compound market in total has only a 1.4% annual growth rate.  That comes from markets other than humans!  Ding ding ding, I just gave Greg Sundem his next update.

 

So now that I need to get back to work and stop shaking my head in disbelief final closing comments:

 

  • How can we be lead to believe that one company in a 1,000ft office with no staff or pharmacist in charge (they recently lost the only remaining original Mesa staff that understood the billing and collections process)  only two proven liars at the helm can penetrate that market in six months?  Try ten years even with todays advance methods of going to market. 

 

 

 

The largest barrier to entry for potential industry entrants includes hiring a specialized work force, which is typically comprised of lab technicians and a pharmacist. Can’t do that without a payroll.  Employees must be trained in how to handle and manufacture pharmaceutical products, and firms face competition in hiring employees from traditional pharmaceutical manufacturers and pharmacies. Additionally, compounding pharmacies that specialize in sterile compounding, such as the preparation of injectable drugs and medication that goes into patients' body cavities or sterile areas, incur higher costs for purchasing equipment and maintaining a sterile environment to lower the risk for contamination”

 

  • Ok lets pretend because that is a process in which Greg Sundem is most qualified for that we want to get in the compound business for real and stop the silly games.  Who actually buys the product being promoted here and I think we can agree that is “compound meds”.   The answer is simple the biggest users of compounds are – drum roll a real answer is coming up not a made up on the spot answer – it is wait for it Hospitals!  s**t who knew, how about the IBIS, Regulatory Systems, International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding etc.  (Not Greg Sundem, hey can’t blame everything on him)

 

The biggest users in the compound markets are hospitals.  So why not sell to them you say, well because the compounds are custom mixes made on the spot at the hospital for very dynamic reasons.  In being so, most if not all are used as a one-time application.  There is no inventory of topical of any scale. 

 

  • Lets not forget the very reason Mesa Pharmacy was successful into launching into Praxsyn, they had a tangible product and market to whom they were doing business with.  “Tangible” not legit.

 

So again what the hell is the product and/or service that Praxsyn is selling so that all of the investors and public can get a return on their investments?

 

Do yourself a favor and Google any of the following:

 

Greg Sundem

John Garbino

David Fish

 

Can someone get someone on the phone to actually talk about placing an order?  Can someone get a picture or video of these actually going to work?  How about the landlord waiting around on rent, not much longer!

 

Please lets point to something here and get this over with.

 

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