Press Release

BURBANK, CA – January 26, 2010 – Healthcare of Today, Inc. (www.healthcareoftoday.com) today issued a statement commending the Real Medicine Foundation’s response to recent events in Haiti.

Real Medicine (www.realmedicinefoundation.org) began deploying its team members to the earthquake-stricken region last week, providing emergency medical care while preparing to create mobile clinics that can continue to thrive. The RMF response team is currently working in Jimaní, the border town between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, where it is providing emergency healthcare services as well as personally delivering collected donations. Healthcare of Today, a partner of Real Medicine Foundation since the healthcare company’s inception in 2008, has donated manpower to the Foundation’s efforts, and has assisted in the organization’s call for volunteers.

Healthcare of Today’s CEO Henry Jan says, “Real Medicine reacted quickly to Haiti, responding with both passion and well-thought strategy. They spare no resource; even RMF’s founder Dr. Martina Fuchs is there now. And the stories coming out about the experience there are testimony to the faith patients can have in Real Medicine’s work.”

Real Medicine Foundation has been issuing updates from abroad, including the story of Stancia, a woman whose life was severely affected by the estimated 7.0 earthquake. Real Medicine’s Michael Lear reported on their blog that, “Her first words to me are – ‘I am dead. I have lost everything, my family, my husband and children and my house. It is just me and God… and you. You are my family now.’”

Healthcare of Today CMO Lilly Ghahremani said “Real Medicine Foundation is unique in that it thinks about patients as individual people and solutions as long-term. They’re not only deciding what they can do for Haitians today, but how they can heal Haitians in the months and years to come. Whatever we can do to further their work, we are doing, and will continue to do, in Haiti and around the world.”

Real Medicine Foundation (www.realmedicinefoundation.org) provides humanitarian support to people in disaster, post-war, and poverty-stricken areas of the world. RMF believes that "real" medicine is focused on the person as a whole, inclusive of medical/physical, emotional, economic and social support. RMF works in partnership with local groups wherever they are to ensure that the clinics and solutions it creates will be sustainable long after the public spotlight has moved on. RMF currently has clinics and projects around the world, including Myanmar, Peru, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Sudan, Uganda, the United States, and more. For more information please visit www.Realmedicinefoundation.org.