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HealthYes! - Premier Provider of Mobile Preventive Medical Screenings - Launches in Alamo City
Date:10/22/2008

Advanced preventive screenings can help detect 'silent killers' such as

heart disease, stroke, arterial disease and osteoporosis Screenings provide potentially life-saving data, including actual images

and specific detailed measurements for clients and their doctors

Bilingual staff available for Spanish-speaking population

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- HealthYes!(TM), based in Austin, is a premier provider of mobile preventive medical screenings which can help detect "silent killers" such as heart disease, stroke, arterial disease, and osteoporosis long before any symptoms are present -- possibly saving lives. HealthYes! is expanding its service area and, as of November 1, 2008, will be holding preventive screening events four days a week in San Antonio and surrounding communities.

"Adding a second major metropolitan area to our service area within only eight months of our inception is a key milestone for HealthYes!" said Dale Wood, Co-Founder of HealthYes! who hails from San Antonio. "Our success in Austin -- where we have held more than 100 screening events since launching in April 2008 -- has allowed us to move forward with our plans to expand into the San Antonio market right on schedule."

In order to service San Antonio's large Spanish-speaking population, HealthYes! has specifically sought-out and hired bilingual staff. The company now has Spanish-speaking team members in both the newest Mobile Medical Unit and the resource call center, where people can schedule screenings and ask questions by phone.

In either language, HealthYes! provides potentially lifesaving information about personal health through the use of advanced screening technology, including Color Doppler ultrasound, automated oscillometry, and bone densitometry. "The process is painless, the technology is accurate, and all images and information are provided in an easy to understand packet," said Wood.

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