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Weekly Meeting Oct 9 2025

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Summary of Weekly Meeting Oct 9, 2025


Company Strategy & Operations

Mass Tort Lawsuit Initiative

  • The company is actively encouraging patients to join a mass tort lawsuit related to the opioid crisis.
  • The lawsuit is positioned as the primary effective tool to combat opioid-related deaths, given governmental agencies (CDC, HHS, FDA) are seen as ineffective or part of the problem.
  • Target group: survivors of opioid addiction (estimated 8-9 million affected, with over 4 million deceased).
  • Call to action: Patients are urged to sign up and engage, with direct contact options (cell phone, email) provided by leadership.
  • Moral framing emphasizes collective responsibility:

    “Are we our brother’s keepers?” The bravery of participants is commended.

Educational Content & Communication

  • Launching a book titled “The Pharmaceutical Genocide: The Open Opioid Poisoning Exposed” as a key educational and advocacy tool.
  • The book aims to clarify legal standing and strengthen the mass tort case.
  • Weekly podcasts (Monday–Thursday, 2:30 PM) provide scientific updates and ongoing education.
  • Leadership encourages feedback and interaction regarding the book cover and content.

Product & Process: Drug Screening Program

Drug Screen Submission Requirements & AI Integration

  • Drug screens must include:
    • A dated test (date must be written directly on the test, not on a note or next to it).
    • Patient’s name on the test.
    • Patient’s valid photo ID (driver’s license) clearly visible in the submission photo.
  • Starting November 1, the AI system will automatically reject any drug screen submissions missing these elements.
  • The AI compares new submissions to previous ones to detect duplicates or fraud, marking identical tests with visual alerts for manual review.
  • Compliance is critical to avoid delays or rejection of prescriptions.

Test Types & Logistics

  • Standard test: 6-panel drug screen including:
    • BUP (buprenorphine)
    • Benzo (benzodiazepines)
    • COC (cocaine)
    • MOP (morphine/opioids)
    • MTD (methadone)
    • OX (oxycodone)
  • 12-panel tests are available but not stocked by the company; patients must procure these independently if needed.
  • 12-panel tests often ship faster than 6-panel tests on Amazon.
  • The company offers to ship 6-panel tests directly to patients (primarily in Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee) with 3-day ground shipping and tracking.
  • Payment for shipped tests is via Cash App, integrated directly with the postage system for efficiency.
  • Leadership encourages patients to reach out if financial hardship prevents obtaining tests; assistance will be provided.

Management & Leadership

Patient Advocacy & Support

  • Susie Burming, Managing Director and pastor, emphasizes her dual role as manager and patient advocate.
  • She maintains open communication channels and offers emotional and spiritual support to patients.
  • Patients are encouraged to be proactive champions of their own care while assured of ongoing company support.
  • Successes highlighted include couples recovering together and healthy births, reinforcing program impact since 2018.

Community Building & Engagement

  • The company fosters a supportive patient community via a Facebook group and regular communications.
  • Leadership promotes positivity, mutual support, and “paying it forward” as core cultural values.
  • Regular reminders encourage patients to stay on track with their recovery and compliance.

Key Frameworks, Processes & Playbooks

  • Mass Tort Lawsuit Strategy Positioning legal action as a primary lever for systemic change, supported by educational materials (book, podcasts) and direct patient engagement.

  • AI-Enabled Compliance Monitoring Automated verification of drug screens to ensure accuracy and prevent fraud, with clear submission guidelines communicated to patients.

  • Patient Support & Retention Multi-channel support (phone, email, text, social media), emotional/spiritual care integrated with clinical management, and financial assistance for compliance-related costs.


Metrics & Targets

  • No explicit numeric KPIs or financial targets were mentioned.
  • Timeline: AI enforcement of drug screen submission rules begins November 1, 2025.
  • Program longevity: Operating since 2018 with ongoing patient recovery success stories.

Actionable Recommendations

For Patients

  • Join the mass tort lawsuit by contacting leadership directly.
  • Read and provide feedback on the upcoming book to strengthen advocacy.
  • Submit drug screens strictly following the new AI-compliance guidelines to avoid rejection.
  • Reach out proactively for financial or emotional support if needed.
  • Engage with community resources (podcasts, Facebook group) for education and encouragement.

For Staff

  • Continue promoting the mass tort initiative and educational content.
  • Monitor AI reports on drug screen submissions and provide timely feedback.
  • Facilitate logistics for shipping drug tests efficiently.

Presenters & Sources

  • Susie Burming – Managing Director, Patient Advocate, and Pastor
  • Dr. Smith – Medical Expert and Legal Advocate for Mass Tort Lawsuit

This summary focuses on the business execution aspects of patient management, legal strategy, product/process compliance, and leadership engagement highlighted in the meeting.

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