CYBeR-CARE Announces Another Application for Its Electronic HouseCall System Technology With the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada.

Business Editors/Health & Medical Writers

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla.--(BW HealthWire)--March 17, 2000

CYBeR-CARE, Inc. (Nasdaq:CYBR) announced today that The Hospital for Sick Children (HSC), located in Toronto, Canada is using one of the company's Electronic HouseCall Systems products, which provides remote monitoring of individuals for health care purposes, in another medical application.

This pilot program, funded by the Canadian government's Health Infostructure Support Program, will allow children with illnesses to continue their care at home. This Tele-HomeCare Project (THC) is a close collaboration of both public and private organizations including Bell Canada who provided substantial financial backing.

The THC Project links audio-visual and medical monitoring equipment from the patient's home to a nurse at a 24-hour monitoring center in the hospital using an ordinary telephone line. A video camera lets the patient and his or her parent and specially trained nurses at the HSC Bell Home Tele-Monitoring Centre see, hear, and talk with each other.

A monitor lets physicians and nurses periodically check the patient's vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing rate and record these in an electronic patient record. The program will provide patients and their families with continuity of care, as well as support and access to clinical expertise after the patient leaves the hospital.

Patients from the following specialties, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery, Respiratory Medicine, General Pediatrics, Otolaryngology (ears, nose, and throat) and the Critical Care Unit, will be carefully selected for the study based on their needs.

Dr. Robert Filler, Director of Telehealth and external medical affairs at The Hospital for Sick Children expects this "doctoring at a distance" will change the face of healthcare delivery. The technology provides continuity of care for patients. It integrates the care received at the hospital with that provided by homecare nurses who visit discharged patients and hospital specialists who continue to follow the patients' progress. Dr. Filler stated at a recent news conference, "It's not only world class but a first in the world. There is no homecare program as extensive or as thought out."

"Bell understands the important role the HSC Bell Home Tele-Monitoring Centre plays in providing the link between the patient and the hospital," says Randy Reynolds, President, Bell Ontario. To be able to contribute to the well being and health of children is truly a worthwhile endeavor. By making it possible for children and their families to return home while still receiving the medical care and attention they require may prove to be the medicine these children need to help make them stronger."

Linda Roman, Senior Vice President of CyberCare Technologies, states "Since this is our first entry into Canada, we are very pleased to be working with such credible and well-respected partners. Our experience and results in the United States has proven that this application will fit well in Canada. We are committed to be a valued partner in this project."

Michael Lemnitzer, CPA and Vice President of CyberCare Technologies adds, "The Canadian Health System is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate the cost advantages, improved clinical outcomes, and enhanced access to medical care using our system. We find very similar opportunities throughout the world where this application is needed and we intend to be a key player. We are excited to have this opportunity to identify additional solutions using our products and new communication technology that will continue to enhance this project."

Based in Boynton Beach, FL, CYBeR-CARE is a technology assisted health management company with four business lines. The company is developing the Electronic HouseCall System, a patented Internet-based technology system that provides remote monitoring of individuals for health care purposes. In addition, CYBeR-CARE operates physical, occupational and speech therapy centers, an e-pharmacy and one of the world's largest air ambulance transport services.

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