Originally Posted by
justakiwi
Two things I was very interested to hear in the presentation, which others may not have picked up on.
Firstly, an exclusive partnership with Bay of Plenty (I think he said "Council" but could have been DHB?) - OCA contracted to provide a new high and complex needs aged care service model.
Secondly, mention was made at one point, about their focus/investment into care, DHB reviews pending, and a few other things - Brent made a comment that implied "this is going to present us with future opportunities, which we are perfectly positioned to take advantage of."
Both of these tell me that OCA fully understands what is coming. They understand the care aspect of aged care very well. They know that there is probably "change in the wind" and future government investment in care, will be significant. The government has no choice. If OCA comes up with a brilliant service delivery model for the high and complex needs aged care contract, they will have their foot in the door and a head-start in terms of being prepared to take up future opportunities that will present themselves.
Sometimes its the little things hidden amongst the financials that tell the story. This is what sets OCA apart from the others, and this is why I hold.