Dynamic Healthcare Technologies Installs State-of-the-Art Radiology Information System At Virginia Commonwealth University's Medical College of Virginia Hospitals.

LAKE MARY, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 29, 1999--

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Dynamic Healthcare Technologies, Inc., (Nasdaq:DHTI) today announced the successful implementation of Dynamic RadPlus, the company's image, voice and web-enabled radiology information system, at Virginia Commonwealth University's prestigious Medical College of Virginia Hospitals (MCV) in Richmond.

The system went into live operation on Thursday, June 24. In one of the first such installations of its kind, Dynamic incorporated leading-edge Microsoft NT-clustering into the solution to provide what amounts to virtual redundancy or a "fail-safe" duplicate back up to eliminate potential down-time.

The Medical College of Virginia Hospitals at Virginia Commonwealth University is a large teaching and research hospital which includes an active network of outpatient centers and draws patients from all over the world. It is listed in U.S. News and World Report's "Top 100 Hospitals." The department of radiology performs nearly 225,000 examinations per year. The implementation included more than 140 RadPlus workstations, 35 Dynamic Talk continuous speech recognition modules, Dynamic Optima mammography management system, and a number of other advanced functions.

Mitchel J. Laskey, Dynamic's president and CEO, said, "It is gratifying to see our radiology solution in operation at MCV. This is a tremendous accomplishment and demonstrates very clearly the scalability of our client/server platform in a large, complex healthcare environment with numerous radiology transactions in many different locations. All of the installation, training and implementation had to take place while business was going on as usual. It is particularly exciting to know that we've introduced new technology at MCV that virtually eliminates down-time and automatically adapts to wide swings in radiology volume."

Barbara Baldwin, senior vice president of information services at MCV Hospitals, commented, "We are delighted to have Dynamic RadPlus in operation. We are particularly pleased with the Microsoft Wolfpack environment. It gives us an automatic fail-over capability and maintains the response times necessary to support the patient volumes that accompany such a busy service. Going into live operation went very well. In fact, I've remarked that other information system vendors could learn something from looking at the way the MCV/Dynamic team handled this implementation."

Ronald Miller, director of the department of radiology at MCV Hospitals, said, "We expect to realize significant value from Dynamic RadPlus now that it is in operation. The healthcare environment has changed dramatically and, with it, the way we deliver our services. Radiology is growing rapidly and today we are much more than a department in a hospital. We provide services at a number of different locations and across a wide range of settings. RadPlus gives us the ability to access and manage that information so we can provide the highest quality service to referring physicians and to patients."

Dynamic RadPlus (formerly Maxifile C/S) is ng, editing, and approving reports on-line. Dynamic Optima, an integral component of Dynamic RadPlus, computerizes mammography functions in the radiology department.

Dynamic Healthcare Technologies is a leading provider of mission-critical healthcare information systems for clinical services departments and facilities. The company's product line, DynamicVision, is a suite of image-, voice-, and web-enabled systems for anatomic pathology, radiology, laboratory, surgical services and health information management. By making it possible for healthcare professionals to have access to the information they need about a patient anytime and anywhere, Dynamic's information systems contribute to higher quality and more cost-effective delivery of care. Dynamic information systems are installed in more than 600 customer locations across the United States and Canada. The company is headquartered in the greater Orlando area and has a key operational and development center near Boston.

This press release contains forward looking statements that involve a number of risks and uncertainties, including, but not limited to, certain areas beyond the Company's control with respect to future business events and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.