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To: Cheesehead who wrote (45102)4/28/2000 10:03:00 AM
From: Cheesehead  Respond to of 150070
 
KAHI NEWS!! Sounds good!


LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 28, 2000--

Gross Revenues From the Limited Rollout of This Program
Are Projected to Reach $250,000 Per Month by Q4 2000

Kaire Holdings Inc. (OTCBB:KAHI), an emerging developer of pure
play Internet initiatives, today announced the unveiling of its
Consumer Advocate Program (CAP), a program specifically designed
to
serve the needs of Spanish-speaking persons living with HIV or
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS).
Kaire Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Steven Westlund stated:
"For the past five months, instead of throwing worlds of cash at
various online and offline advertising campaigns (that produce
minimal
revenue returns), the YesRx Team was busy at work developing the
YesRx
Consumer Advocate Program (CAP). The CAP is the basic model
that YesRx
will use to grow its core businesses. We are confident that this
program will not only significantly affect our respective top and
bottom lines, but the program will also dramatically enhance the lives
of the niche communities we are committed to serving."
Westlund also stated: "Thus far, the YesRx HIV/AIDS Consumer
Advocate Program (CAP) has been extremely well received in the
Southern California Hispanic HIV/AIDS community. The need for our
program is evident given the recent Government Accounting Office
audit
which found that `... compared with whites, African Americans and
Hispanics receive less appropriate care for their HIV disease.' The
GAO study took into account doctors' visits, emergency room visits,
hospitalization and drug therapies. We are confident that the YesRx
CAP will make a tremendous difference in these individuals' lives.
"The YesRx CAP has four key elements:

1. We intend to dramatically improve drug compliance for patients
where drug compliance is critical to the patient's overall
state of health;

2. We will monitor and track the patient's progress and responses
to various drug regimens;

3. We aim to enhance communication between the patient and
physician; and lastly

4. Our program tracks medication supply to ensure the patient has
access to life-sustaining medications.

"The important thing to remember is that our revenue projections
are for the Hispanic HIV/AIDS CAP for parts of Southern California.
With this in mind, our revenue projections for this limited rollout
barely scratch the surface of the potential Southern California
market, much less the potential of a more robust national program. By

the end of the year, it is our intention to broaden the scope of the
HIV/AIDS CAP beyond the Spanish-speaking community, and to
expand the
geographical scope of the program beyond Southern California. Of
course, while we are expanding the reach of the HIV/AIDS CAP, the
YesRx Team has been directed to build additional CAPs for other
disease states, and for various other focused chronic care
populations."
The company added: "The YesRx Team will be presenting the
Hispanic
HIV/AIDS CAP publicly for the first time at the 7th Annual Latino
HIV/AIDS Conference 2000. The conference will be held at the Los
Angeles Convention Center from June 10-12, 2000."