A New Delivery in Health Care: ER Urgent Care Center.

MIAMI -- Di-An Controls Inc. (Pink Sheets:ERUG), formally DICL, today announced it has completed an acquisition of ER Urgent Care Management Co. Inc., a Florida corporation. In relation to the acquisition, the Company has changed its name to ER Urgent Care Holdings Inc. and obtained a new trading symbol (ERUG). The Company has also re-domiciled to the State of Florida.

A New Delivery in Health Care: ER Urgent Care Center

Tired of waiting in hospital emergency rooms for 5, 6, sometimes even over 10 hours. The waiting is over. Thanks to ER Urgent Care Centers you no longer have to wait to see a doctor for most medical emergencies. People with non-life threatening conditions have often been forced to go to their local hospital's emergency room, even though they have health insurance, because their primary care physicians are not available. Now, within minutes, you can receive a one on one with a board certified physician in a pleasant environment and atmosphere at a fraction of the cost of hospital emergency rooms. It is like a visit to your local family doctor.

Patients are provided these facilities for after hours and weekend care and revisit them on an ongoing basis, creating a community like atmosphere. The ER Urgent Care model is a "win-win" for hospitals, primary care physicians and insurance companies. Using this model, the delivery of urgent care can be focused on the patient. The emergency room will no longer lose money on nonadmitted patients and the patient receives premier health care at affordable rates. With full lab and x-ray, the state of the art facilities are staffed by teams of doctors and nurses. The hours are from 3 p.m. to 12 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekends. The reason for the unique hours is so that ER Urgent Care Centers can compliment primary care physicians and not compete with them.

In the long run, it is one of the few components within the system that can help reduce the costs of health insurance. Insurance companies recognize the cost effectiveness of utilizing our centers and are channeling their members into ER Urgent Care Centers every chance they get. Large employers recognize this as well, thus mandating their group insurance carrier to maintain urgent care centers within their network of medical providers. Third party administrators who usually handle the self funded insurance plans for large entities such as national employers and municipalities are also taking advantage of the cost savings. This helps reduce their client's health care costs and in the end retain their clients. Again, it is a "win-win" across the board. ER Urgent Care Centers has helped fill the last niche within our health care system.

For more information visit our Web site at www.erurgentcare.net

--Patients receive a one on one with a board certified doctor

--No appointment necessary

--Relieves hospital emergency room overcrowding 

--Savings to large employer groups and insurance companies

--For your local clinic toll free 1-888-308-2400

--For marketing or to own a center 1-888-303-3500

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