Bloom Health Partners CEO Andrew Morton: We're Executing the Plan That We Promised Investors

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Bloom Health Partners CEO Andrew Morton

The confidence of some of the biggest companies in America resulted in Bloom Health Partners' revenues of C$16.9 million for the first half of the company's 2022 fiscal year.

Bloom Health Partners CEO Andrew Morton: We're Executing The Plan That We Promised Investorsyoutu.be

Bloom Health Partners (CSE:BLMH,OTCQB:BLMHF,FWB:D840) has introduced innovative healthcare in the workplace, and CEO Andrew Norton believes the global pandemic was an opportunity for the company to continue to innovate.

“We can't go and change the system. We're certainly not looking to compete with hospitals in an established system. We're simply extending care in areas where there's a huge need. The need to attract and retain employees resulted in a really exciting business plan for us. We've proven ourselves through the toughest times. And now they've all come back to us saying, 'We'd like other programs because you've proven yourselves — you’re a trusted vendor here.'”

The confidence of some of the biggest companies in America resulted in Bloom Health Partners' revenues of C$5.8 million in the first quarter of the firm's 2022 fiscal year, and C$11.1 million for its fiscal Q2 period, which ended on March 31. Total year-to-date revenues amount to C$16.9 million for the first half of the company's 2022 fiscal year.


“So we reported our year-to-date revenue for the first six months of the year, or two quarters at C$16.9 million,” Morton said. "And that's against the guidance that I put out earlier in the year, between C$25 million and C$28 million. So we're tracking nicely. And we're executing on the plan that we promised investors."

The traditional occupational health market was worth US$6.5 billion in the US last year, according to Morton, and that excludes a lot of other health services. Morton thinks it's much larger. He said, “I've heard the overall healthcare numbers being in the trillions in the US, if you look at the addressable market in the years to come, especially if you add things like proactive care or behavioral health. So Bloom is really embarking on new territory and redefining a growing category as a result.”

Watch the full interview of Bloom Health Partners CEO Andrew Morton above.

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