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digiMedical Solutions, Inc. Signs Contract With Dr. Karla Seibert, Following Multiple New Contracts in Florida

Tue Apr 22, 2008 9:40am EDT
  COLLEYVILLE, TX, Apr 22 (MARKET WIRE) -- 
 digiMedical Solutions, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: DGMS) announced today that the
Company has signed a contract with Dr. Karla Seibert of Oaktree Family Practice
in Naples, Florida, to implement the digiRX system and digiReauth call center
services. Dr. Seibert has over 24 years in practice, graduated from
University of Minnesota and completed her residency at University of
Minnesota Affiliated Hospital.

    digiRX and digiReauth are both proprietary, Microsoft-based applications
developed by
digiMedical that provide digital prescription handling for physicians,
including prescription reauthorization processing and refill management
services.   The applications are designed to more effectively and efficiently
move
prescriptions digitally to company owned pharmacies to be fulfilled for the
patient.

    Contract Follows Multiple Other Contracts Increasing Prescription Flow
IntoCompany Pharmacies in the Region

    Each new doctor contract can add hundreds of patients to the digiRX network,
who
in turn drive prescription sales into company owned pharmacies and increase
company
revenue.  digiMedical owns and operates three pharmacies in the Naples and Ft.
Myers, Florida area, and, Dr. Seibert has more than 5,000 patients, seeing
about 25 patients a day.

    The Company is actively expanding their regional footprint in the Naples
area in
support of its 2008 revenue goal of $10 million.  This contract follows
digiMedical's recent announcements of other contracts with Dr. Tineo of
Oaktree Family Practice, Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Howard Kapp of Anchor Health
Centers, Drs. Santos-Ocampo, Axline and Spilker of the Collier Heart Group,
the Medical Director of Vanish Vein and Laser Center and Dr. Wey of the
Neuroscience and Spine Associates in Naples, Florida.

    digiMedical Prescription Handling Software and Pharmacies

    digiMedical Solutions, a Microsoft Partner, with operations in Texas and
Florida, has built its own suite of proprietary software to handle prescriptions
digitally from the physician's office to the pharmacy, securely and in
compliance
with all DEA and HIPAA requirements. The suite of software includes digiRX,
digiRxStream, digiReauth, digiRxComp, and now digiAccounting and the Company
owns and operates five pharmacies throughout Texas and Florida.

    Recent Analyst Report Coverage With Recommendation of $0.30 or Higher

    Micros Report initiated research coverage of digiMedical Solutions and
issued
a report reviewing the Company's historical operations and 2008 business plan.
 Michael Willingham, Micros Report Director of Research, authored the report
which
includes a Fair Value Target price for DGMS of $0.30.

    In the report, Mr. Willingham stated, "digiMedical's proprietary
technologysolution positions the company to profit from both the traditional
existingpharmacy market space and the future of digital prescription
fulfillment."

    The report is available at http://www.digimedical.com/news/news.aspx under
"Featured Presentation." Interested parties may also access the report by
going to the www.MicrosReport.com homepage or by emailing ir@digimedical.com and
requesting a copy.

    Company Information and Updates

    To be added to digiMedical's corporate e-mail list for shareholders and
interested investors or to receive more information on the company, please send
an e-mail to ir@digimedical.com.

    About digiMedical Solutions, Inc. (TM)

    digiMedical Solutions, Inc.(TM) (http://www.digimedical.com) is a pharmacy
and
medical technology company focused on developing next generation digital medical
technology with an emphasis on digital prescriptions (d-Prescriptions) that will
more
closely align the doctor, pharmacist and patient. The company's planned
growth will come from three channels: direct marketing of the company's wireless
based-prescription technology to doctors, acquisition of independent
pharmacy chains and the sale of certain territories to "market partners"
licensed
to exploit the digiMedical Solutions(TM) model. digiMedical Solutions, Inc.(TM)
currently owns and operates five (5) pharmacies located in Texas and Florida.
digiMedicalSolutions'(TM) unique business model brings doctor, patients and
pharmaciesinto next generation medical technologies.

    Forward-Looking Statement

    Statements included in this press release which are not historical in
nature, are intended to be, and are hereby identified as "Forward-Looking
Statements'' for
purposes of safe harbor provided by Section 21E of the Securities Exchange
Act of 1934, as amended. Forward-Looking Statements may be identified by
words including "anticipate," "await," "envision." "foresee," "aim at,"
"believe,"
"intends," "estimates'' including without limitation, those relating to the
company's future business prospects, are subject to certain risks and
uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those
indicated in the Forward-Looking Statements. Readers are directed to the
company's
filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for additional
information and a presentation of the risks and uncertainties that may
affect the company's business and results of operations.

    

digiMedical Solutions, Inc.
Investor Relations
ir@digimedical.com
214-722-3029

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