Thank you, Molly, and good afternoon, everyone. We appreciate you joining us as we recap another successful year here at Cumberland. During today's call, we'll provide an update on our 2022 operational and financial results while also commenting on our plans. So let's begin. First of all, I'm pleased to report that Cumberland delivered significant revenue growth last year despite continuing external challenges. As 2022 progressed, we welcomed the return to a more typical operating environment following the economic and societal effects of the pandemic. We were excited to see enrollment in our clinical trials resume, patient procedures return to more customary levels and access for our sales reps improve as they gain more face-to-face meetings with medical professionals. While the impact of the pandemic on the company did subside, some industry challenges persisted. Hospitals faced continued staffing shortages, which had a direct impact on patient care. And in addition, the overall economic downturn has led to financial pressures and uncertainty across the health care industry. Well, despite those challenges, our diversified portfolio of FDA-approved brands enabled us to achieve strong year-over-year revenue growth. And that growth was led by contributions from our newest brand, Sancuso, which we acquired early last year from the U.S. affiliate of Japan-based Kyowa Kirin. Sancuso is a unique oncology support transdermal system that has a well-established base of physicians who prescribe it to help cancer patients tolerate certain side effects associated with their chemotherapy treatments. To help fund the acquisition, we utilized our credit facility, which has $20 million in capital available through a three-year term. Turning to our 2022 financial performance. Our product portfolio delivered combined revenues of $42 million, a 17% increase over the prior year. And Sancuso was a significant driver in this growth, quickly proving to be a valuable addition to our product line. Kristalose and Caldolor continued their steady contributions to the revenue mix, while sales of Vibativ underperformed our expectations. However, it is important to note that both Vibativ and Sancuso continue to deliver attractive returns on the investment associated with their acquisition. Our gross margins remained attractive in 2022, resulting in a favorable EBITDA and a total of $8.5 million in cash generated from operations for the year. Our balance sheet remains strong as we ended 2022 with $93 million in total assets, $20 million in cash, $57 million in liabilities and $36 million in shareholders' equity. Towards the end of the year, we successfully moved into our new headquarter offices on the broad West Campus near Vanderbilt University in Nashville. This new state-of-the-art facility will enable us to accommodate our growth, support our team and better serve our patients, customers and partners. So with that overview of our 2022 results. I'd now like to turn it over to Todd Anthony, Cumberland's Vice President, Organizational Development, to further discuss our brands and our team. Todd?