FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CyberImmune Opens Operations in North Carolina

Cary, N.C.– (November 7, 2003) – CyberImmune LLC recently opened operations in North Carolina. CyberImmune will host a full featured immunization registry system ®) that will allow healthcare providers to use standard web browsers to track, record, and report immunization encounters.

In addition to online immunization data management, CyberImmune will provide medical practitioners with accurate vaccination dosage and schedule recommendations based on 3000 input parameters.  This breakthrough technology incorporates proprietary algorithms that calculate the vaccination dosage and schedule vaccine recommendations. CyberImmune's product line also features an automated patient (or parent) appointment notification based on the immunization schedule, an automated updating of any state’s Child Immunization Registry, an open interface that allows CIS to integrate with most Medical Practitioner’s practice management systems, and vaccine inventory management. CyberImmune also has the technology and capability to develop a state or National Child Immunization Registry.

State agencies will benefit from the CyberImmune Network because according to the American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA) “Fully operational immunization registries could annually eliminate approximately $250 million in costs incurred in this country by making accurate, up-to-date information available to health care professionals and schools.” Additional savings could be realized by decreasing the incidence of disease, preventing vaccine wastage, facilitating costly vaccine recalls, and streamlining doctors' office operations.

For medical practitioners the CyberImmune's products provides the ability to perform vaccine recommendations based on a vast array of patient information and rules, which would not be possible in a short amount of time without the aid of the CyberImmune software. This will result in more accurate selection of vaccines, thus increasing vaccine safety. This software also prevents medical practitioners from having to deal with the costs and hassles of server installation/maintenance/administration, software installation/upgrades, and data security.

Parents, schools and daycare centers will be able to obtain a child’s current immunization records by securely accessing the CyberImmune Network through the child’s Healthcare Provider’s web site or State Agencies. This means having immunization records that are more accurate, readily accessible, and always up-to-date. All data in the CyberImmune Network will be on a secure server to protect a patient’s private information and will only be accessible for patients who register for secure online access. The CyberImmune secure server will use several technology methods including encryption, firewalls and timed log outs, among others, to keep immunization records private and confidential.