During a recent two-day sales conference in Fort Lauderdale, Performance Health Technologies’ (”PHT”) CEO Robert Prunetti demonstrated his company’s cutting-edge neuromuscular rehabilitation technology; Core:Tx®. The conference was held by, and geared toward the sales force of PHT’s sales, marketing and distribution partner, Interactive Metronome (”IM”).

Robert Prunetti gave presentations that included details about the highly-advanced Core:Tx® system, which the company bases on its revolutionary biofeedback platform, MotionTrack. He also used the conference as a method of exchanging vital information with representatives of the IM national sales force, in preparation for a new marketing and sales initiative slated to begin in the fourth quarter of this year. The campaign has been titled “Movement”, and is intended to gather crucial data from the field, in a series of field trials coupled with sales presentations.

Performance Health Technologies’ involvement with Interactive Metronome dates back to 2007, when

Performance Health Technologies, Inc. (PFMH.OB) has put the element of fun into rehabilitation protocols. Rather than using traditional apparatus like weights and elastic bands to perform rehabilitation movements, Performance has developed a proprietary system that turns the rehabilitation into a wireless, game-like challenge.

The Core:Tx® for Professionals has been designed to add an entertainment challenge to the repetitive movements required during rehabilitation. The Core:TX® is built on Performance’s unique MotionTrack™ platform and is available to therapists and healthcare professionals working with patients recovering from neuromuscular conditions such as joint injuries. The system is compatible with any personal computer with the addition of a hardware and software package. The patient’s movements are continually tracked and recorded on the computer, which then transmits visual feedback to the patient. The real-time feedback also assists therapists and healthcare professionals to adjust a rehabilitation protocol based upon a

Today after the bell, Performance Health Techonlogies announced that CEO Robert D. Prunetti joined the company’s sales, marketing and distribution partner, Interactive Metronome (IM), for a two-day sales conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. While at the conference, they demonstrated the company’s Core:Tx® rehabilitation technology to gather important feedback, which will be used to launch a marketing and sales initiative planned for the current quarter of this year.

This initiative, cleverly titled “Movement,” will use information gathered from ‘pilot trials’ at rehabilitation centers, in-service training sessions with rehab professionals, and sales presentations to improve sales techniques. Movement will also assist with developing certification courses for Core:Tx®, enhancing software design for easier use, and identifying greater opportunities for sales.

Core:Tx is a unique system that turns rehabilitation therapy into a game-like experience. The wireless system enhances patients’ recovery from neuromuscular conditions by adding an element of entertainment

There are a lot of people in our society who would rather work out alone versus in a gym surrounded by people. For some, it may be that they feel uncoordinated; unable to work the machines or do the aerobic moves. For others, it may be that they feel uncomfortable in their own skin. The developers at Nintendo feel that their “Wii Fit” can assist this niche of individuals get healthier and more active in their own homes. The team at Performance Health Technologies, Inc. (PMFH.OB) feels that their technology provides a much better total body workout than the “Wii Fit” system.

Performance Health’s Core:Tx® is a groundbreaking hardware and software system that interfaces with the patient to provide real-time feedback on body position and joint movement while providing a therapist with objective data on a patient’s ability and level of improvement. Under

Performance Health Technologies, Inc. (PFMH.OB) is a developer and strategic marketer of performance evaluation and rehabilitation products that monitor and guide exercise by providing real-time feedback. A key to Performance Health’s success is molding a well-experienced executive team to bring about advanced software and medical technology that helped create the company’s MonitorTrack technology.

As the company’s marketing manager, Angela R. Povia is responsible for developing and managing the marketing strategy for Performance Health Technologies, while building new relationships with potential corporate investors and partners. Angela joined Performance Health Technologies in June of 2006, and prior to that she served as the market research analyst for the national sales team at the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News, where she developed sales strategy presentations and proposals for top US companies including American Express, Cingular Wireless, Bank of America, and Southwest Airlines, to name a

Performance Health Technologies Inc. (PFMH.OB) develops and markets performance evaluation and rehabilitation products that monitor and guide exercise and give real-time feedback. Over the past nine years, the company’s experts have brought together advanced software and medical technology to create the company’s proprietary MonitorTrack technology.

Performance Health’s quality management team has many seasoned executives. The company’s management team is led by CEO Robert D. Prunetti, CFO James E. Bartolomei, and Medical Director Dr. Gary N. Goldstein, M.D.

Mr. Prunetti was appointed President and CEO of the company on March 15th 2006. He has re-engineered the company, launching new marketing and product development strategies. He has also guided Performance Health to becoming a fully reporting public company. Mr. Prunetti’s prior experience included being a Mercer County executive from 1992 to 2003. Mercer County includes the state capitol of New Jersey. He has also served as president