MMR Information Systems today described to investors the benefits of its MMRPro system for Electronic Medical Records (EMR). This system will utilize a proprietary, Kodak-branded architecture and will enable any medical practice, even small or mid-sized, to achieve standards in medical record computerization that qualifies them for funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).

The entire MMRPro system should come in at under $20,000 over three years, a price point that trounces all competitors, as a typical EMR solution requires many times that much for only a single year. CEO and Chairman of MMRF, Robert H. Lorsch, quieted concerns raised last week in an article by the Washington Post that cited gross inconsistencies and inaccurate medications resulting from EMR systems by detailing the universality of the approach enabled by his Company’s MMRPro system.

Lorsch boldly proclaimed his Company’s commitment to resolving this situation through its software, saying that mistakes

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MMR Information Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: MMRF) (the “Company”), which, through its wholly-owned operating subsidiary, MyMedicalRecords, Inc., provides consumer-controlled Personal Health Records (www.mymedicalrecords.com) and electronic safe deposit box storage solutions (www.myesafedepositbox.com), announced today that it has entered into an Investment Agreement (the “Agreement”) for an $8,000,000 equity line of credit with Dutchess Equity Fund, LP (”Dutchess”).

Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE: PKE) announced the introduction of Mercurywave(TM) 9350, Park’s new RF and Microwave material product. Mercurywave(TM) 9350 is available globally.

Visual Management Systems, Inc. (OTCBB: VMSY), a leading developer, manufacturer and

Kodak, the world’s foremost imaging innovator, today signed MyMedicalRecords, Inc. (“MMR”), a subsidiary of MMR Information Systems Inc., as their independent software vendor in an agreement that will enhance how doctors provide electronic information online.

Kodak Scanners and Kodak Capture Software, both of which are state-of-the-art in their field, will work seamlessly with the MMR Pro System and Personal Health Records (PHR) products. Together, these technologies help healthcare professionals lower the cost and increase the efficiency of digitally capturing and managing information from paper-based medical files.

In February, President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 with improved digital records management as a top priority. MMR assists healthcare professionals in search of effective electronic document management solutions and streamlines the process of sharing health information between doctors and their patients. Presently, more than 500,000 users have access to MMR’s PHR product network.

Kodak’s document capture

MMR Information Systems Inc. (previously Favrille Inc.) operates through its subsidiary, MyMedicalRecords Inc. (MMR), to provide consumer-controlled Personal Health Records (PHR) and electronic safe deposit box storage solutions. The company today announced that Richard A. Gephardt, who sits on MyMedicalRecords’ board of directors, will collaborate with MMR to raise awareness of the companies’ focus on educating consumers on the importance and timeliness of setting up a PHR.

PHRs give individuals more control over their health and well-being, with easy access to medical records, living wills, passports and other personal information. With the Obama Administration promising for changes in our healthcare system, PHRs are looking more like a worthwhile investment. Gephardt is working with MMR to find opportunities to get stimulus funds to subsidize the cost of PMRs, making them more convenient and cost effective for millions of Americans.

“While President Obama’s commitment to healthcare reform and the Stimulus Bill will