"We have also been working to support those business interests that, on a moving forward basis, will serve as true driving forces behind PainCare's revitalization efforts.
"These include Caperian, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of PainCare, whose mission is to create and drive value through development of commercial medical real estate projects on a national basis, including surgery centers, medical buildings and specialty hospitals and clinics.
"Integrated Pain Solutions (IPS), another wholly-owned subsidiary, has been gaining considerable traction in its effort to emerge as the nation's first managed services organization solely dedicated to improving care and reducing costs associated with the treatment of pain. Since first launching operations in early 2007, IPS has made progress in ramping up its infrastructure and beginning the transformation from a development stage to a revenue generating company. To date, IPS has established provider networks in Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey and Tennessee (with plans to expand into Alabama, California, Georgia, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas over the next six to nine months), and has begun implementation of its contract with Coalition America, the nation's leader in medical claim savings.
"In addition to directing growth in our Practice Management Group,
Caperian and IPS, PainCare is also exploring opportunities to leverage our
national reputation and medical marketing expertise to promote the creati
'/>"/>
| SOURCE PainCare Holdings, Inc. Copyright©2007 PR Newswire. All rights reserved |