PILL
(Nasdaq: PILL), a healthcare information services company, today announced physician-laboratory connectivity license agreements with A.O. Fox Memorial Hospital, in Oneonta, New York; Holy Name Hospital, in Teaneck, New Jersey; and Southwest Washington Medical Center, in Vancouver, Washington. Under the terms of the agreements, ProxyMed will be installing the new Windows version of its ClinScan laboratory product, which provides on-line order processing and reporting of results between physician offices and the hospitals' laboratories. ClinScan is utilized by more than 100 hospital and commercial laboratories, which are connected to over 3,000 physicians. Also as part of its strategy, ProxyMed intends to offer its ClinScan product through ProxyNet, its national healthcare information network, as an EDI transaction. ProxyMed, Inc., based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, is a healthcare information services company that provides on-line clinical and financial electronic data interchange (EDI) services to physicians, nursing homes, pharmacies, commercial and hospital laboratories, insurance companies and managed care companies through its secure national healthcare information network, ProxyNet. Note: This News Release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the federal securities laws. These forward-looking statements include assumptions, beliefs and opinions relating to ProxyMed's growth strategy based upon ProxyMed's interpretation and analysis of healthcare industry trends and management's ability to successfully develop, implement, market and sell its secure network transaction processing services, software programs, clinical databases and financial transaction services to physicians and other healthcare providers. This strategy assumes that physicians will prefer "one-stop shopping" for its products and services and that ProxyMed will be able to successfully develop, acquire, maintain and upgrade competitive clinical and financial transaction sets and successfully integrate them with ProxyMed's existing products and services. This strategy also assumes that ProxyMed will be able to successfully develop and execute its strategic relationships, especially with the providers of information systems to physicians under ProxyMed's electronic commerce partner program, and with pharmacy chains, independent pharmacy owners and pharmacy information system vendors. Many known and unknown risks, |