This document summarizes an electronic medical records (EMR) company's business plan to target the long-term care industry. The company is seeking $250,000 in funding to take their EMR product to market. Their product will be a software-as-a-service EMR targeting the 11 facility types within the long-term care industry. They believe their open-source, up-to-date technology provides an advantage over competitors who are still using older platforms. The funding would be used for marketing, trade shows, and completing the beta testing of their product over the next 6 months, with the goal of capturing 10% of the long-term care market over 3-5 years.

1. Page 1 e-Healthcare Systems, Inc. 1231W 540S Orem, UT 84058 Phone (Tom): 801-615-6920 Phone (Paul): 801-423-0126 Fax: 801-423-0126 Emails: [email_address] [email_address] Webs: www.e-healthcaresystems.com/heartbeat www.heartbeatEMR.com

5. The Total Market Page 5 PHR EMR LTC Niche Market EMR/EHR Providers

6. The Niche Market – LTC 70,000+ Facilities – 11 Segments Page 6 RCFE Home Care Respite Care Independent Care Hospice Health & Wellness Intermediate Care CCRC Assisted Living Adult Day Care SNF

10. Financials Page 10 Revenues, Cash Flow & P&L $13.54M $3.6M $2.28M Earnings $1.666M $1.387M $87,669 Operating Expenses $15.2M $4.98M $2.372M Gross Margin ($) $681,400 $521,400 $378,700 COGs $15.84M $5.5M $2.75M Gross Revenue FY4 FY4 FY3 FY2 FY1

12. Scalability Scalability, is to define the specific requirements for scalability on dimensions which are deemed important. It is a highly significant issue in electronics systems, database, routers, and networking. A system whose performance improves after adding hardware, proportionally to the capacity added, is said to be a scalable system . An algorithm , design, networking protocol , program , or other system is said to scale if it is suitably efficient and practical when applied to large situations (e.g. a large input data set or large number of participating nodes in the case of a distributed system). If the design fails when the quantity increases then it does not scale . We meet all these definitions for our EMR software program. Page 12

14. Page 14 Funds required & use of funds – 250K, Salaries, Shows, Programmers, equipment – next round $2,000,000 (6-12 mo.) Time & money Invested – 4 years development, over $1,000,000 invested Milestones for 250K: Funding & Milestones 1-3 months Marketing Materials 1-3 months Shows 3-6 months Beta Testing 3 months Finish Programming Time Line Milestones

15. Page 15 Exit Startegy How do investors make money - Debit/Equity, Loan interest , IPO, or Divesture (Acquisition) Example of successful exit - GE, Microsoft, IBM Google, One of our top 10 competitors Time frame for exit - 3-5 years within the mandated EMR time by the US government

16. Page 16 Summary The government has mandated EMR implementation for 2014 and has allocated 19.1 Billion dollars in grant money - The government has defined our market and are helping to fund it. We have identified the niche market that the big boys are not tarketing. We have a grant writing team in Washington that is writing a grant template for us that will allow both our business and to offer to our customers a potential means of funding for our software. A point of differentiation that our competitors are not offering at this time. Our SaaS model will generate revenue from each client on 3-5 year contracts. This will be a steady flow of revenue for the company. We are not just looking for money but expertise at many levels

17. Bottom Line! Times are a' changing This To This Page 17