Emtel™ has completed a beta testing for Emergency Medicine Telemedicine Services (EMTS) and Consultation Services at considerable expenses over a four and a half year period
(July 1999-December 2003) As a result of this beta test, Emtel™ has accomplished the following:

1. Diagnosed and treated 80,000+ emergency patients representing the full spectrum of minor and major emergencies through its EMTS;
2. Evaluated patient outcomes and patient satisfaction in comparison to conventional services;
3. Developed Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Protocol Manuals for EMTS, including the relationship between the physician extenders at the remote sites and the Emergency Medicine physician at the Medical Control Center (MCC);
4. Established the technology and methodology for linking remote sites to Specialty services including Psychiatry, Neurology, Cardiology, Pulmonary Medicine, Pain Management, Surgery, Orthopedics, Dermatology, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine and Intensivits;
5. Developed and refined a Telemedicine Worstation, the Medical Control Center (MCC) technology and infrastructure in support of the EMTS;
6. Developed and refined remote, wireless, mobile units capable to transfer live 2-way video images of patients and staff at remote sites; the units are also able to transfer all documents including X-ray images, Electrocardiograms and others;
7. Obtained US Patent No. 6,369,847 for its Emergency Facility Video-Conferencing System, and US Patent No. US D469,746 S for its Emergency Medical Video-Conferencing Unit, with rights in various countries.

Emtel™ Telehealth will respond to RFPs for turnkey systems requiring Telehealth services at remote locations. Alternatively, Emtel™ Telehealth will consider a providing a limited license to users seeking to employ Emtel™ Video-Conferencing Systems.

Emtel™ Telehealth will make available all technology equipment for users contracting for Telehealth services through its affiliated company, Emtel Leasing Services.

Medical Control Center (MCC)