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    Tony Kamin

    Research Analyst at Eastwood Partners

    Tony Kamin is the President and Managing Partner of Eastwood Investment Management, a multi-strategy, multi-asset class investment management firm he founded in 2001. With a background spanning over two decades in both private and public market investing, he leads Eastwood's investment activities, though specific publicly disclosed company coverage and performance metrics are not available. Prior to founding Eastwood, Kamin established his reputation in financial asset management; however, records of previous firm affiliations or explicit investment performance rankings are not publicly documented. As President of Eastwood Investment Management, he possesses significant professional experience and is presumed to hold industry-standard credentials, though details of securities registrations or regulatory licenses cannot be confirmed from available sources.

    Tony Kamin's questions to AMERICAN SHARED HOSPITAL SERVICES (AMS) leadership

    Tony Kamin's questions to AMERICAN SHARED HOSPITAL SERVICES (AMS) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Asked about the potential to increase patient volume and referrals at the Rhode Island centers following the previous owner's bankruptcy and recent upgrades, and also inquired about the reasons for the weak Gamma Knife performance and the plan for its recovery.

    Answer

    The executive confirmed that upgrading equipment has already brought back referring physicians and that they are actively marketing the Rhode Island centers with their healthcare system partners. The weak Gamma Knife quarter was attributed to an "anomaly" of temporary factors like physician leave and equipment downtime, and a recovery plan is in place.

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    Tony Kamin's questions to AMERICAN SHARED HOSPITAL SERVICES (AMS) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Asked for clarification on the timing of the Rhode Island acquisition's contribution, inquired about learnings from the new direct model, the timeline for the proton beam CON, marketing changes, and the strength of the new business pipeline.

    Answer

    The executive confirmed the Rhode Island acquisition contributed for only part of the quarter. He emphasized the value gained from the acquisition and the experience of the management team rather than specific new learnings. He noted delays in the CON hearing but remains optimistic. He did not address the marketing question but stated the business pipeline is bigger and better than ever due to the team's proactive market monitoring.

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