Recovery Network, Inc. Approves Name Change at Annual Meeting; RnetHealth.com Inc. Reflects Company's Focus on the Internet and E-Commerce.

SANTA MONICA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 25, 1999--

Recovery Network, Inc. (OTC BB:RNET) announced today that during yesterday's annual meeting, shareholders approved a name change which keeps pace with the Company's Internet strategy and focus. RnetHealth.com Inc. intends to continue strategically expanding its services and visibility on the World Wide Web.

In addition to the name change, the following proposals were also approved by the shareholders:

-- an amendment to the Company's Certificate of Incorporation to effect a reverse stock split, at the discretion of the Board in efforts to accommodate a possible re-listing on NASDAQ;

-- the election of five directors: George H. Henry, William Moses, Jay Handline, Brad Parobek and Charlotte Schiff-Jones

-- the appointment of Arthur Andersen LLP as the Company's independent public accountants for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1999

About Recovery Network

Recovery Network, Inc. (the "Company") (OTC BB:RNET) is a digital media company drawing on the converging digital technologies of the Internet and cable television to deliver alternative and behavioral health programming, products and services to a national audience.

The Recovery Network cable television programming service reaches approximately 5.0 million cable households. The Recovery Television Network will serve to market and drive traffic to the Company's web site, thereby enhancing e-commerce revenue generation opportunities including sales of books, tapes, herbs and vitamins, tele-counseling services, and other behavioral health programming, services and products ideally suited to its target audience.

RnetHealth.com, the internet operation, will provide a branded, integrated, Web-based solution via a public platform for consumers, as well as, a business to business platform for the administrative, communications and information needs of managed care companies, insurance companies and employers.

The Company's primary market is those impacted by social and behavioral health issues (i.e. substance abuse, domestic violence, depression, eating disorders, et al) that are interested in traditional and alternative solutions. This market represents over 100 million Americans at a cost to the economy in excess of five hundred billion dollars annually in increased health care expenses, crime and lost productivity.

Recovery Network's National Partnership for Recovery and Prevention (NPRP) consists of over 50 prominent national health, recovery and prevention organizations that represent over 40 million people throughout the United States.

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