Performance Health Technologies, an innovative leader in developing and marketing exercise and rehabilitation products, recently announced the appointment of Tommy Harris to the board of directors.

“PHT’s Core:Tx® rehabilitation system is an impressive combination of technological innovation, clinical knowledge and understanding of patient needs,” commented Harris. “I am excited about the company’s potential and pleased to contribute to their continued growth.”

Harris brings to the board a solid educational background and almost 40 years of experience in business development, operations, and finance. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Southern Illinois University and a Masters of Business Administration from Long Island University. He achieved CPA certification and is currently a member of both the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants.

Harris currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Vigilant Solutions, LLC,

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

For the past nine years, Performance Health Technology, Inc. has been developing and marketing evaluation and rehabilitation products that monitor and guide exercise and give real-time motivational feedback. While the company prides itself on helping others teach and treat themselves, Performance Health has formed a new partnership that may take healthcare to the next level.

Performance Health announced a partnership with the Minnesota based company Logic Product Development to design a next generation Core: TX® rehabilitation device.

The Core:TX® is a computer-based program that utilizes wireless motion-sensing technology designed for neuromuscular re-education. This is a technique used by rehabilitation therapists to restore normal movement in patients with neurological conditions, such as stroke and traumatic brain injury.

Performance CEO Robert Prunetti is very excited about the partnership. Prnuetti said, “We are excited by Logic’s mission to help its clients design, develop, and deliver better

PFMH.OB is currently trading up 16.22% from yesterday’s close on over 19,000 traded shares. In recent news, the company announced that it has signed an agreement that will improve the usability and design of its next-generation Core:Tx(R) rehabilitation device, a computer-based program that uses wireless motion-sensing technology to restore normal movement in patients with neuromuscular impairments.

Commenting on the agreement, CEO Robert Prunetti stated, “The market for consumer-electronic-based therapeutic and well-being products is expected to grow by 20 percent per year, reaching about $4 billion worldwide by 2010. We are committed to continue innovating to meet this demand through the convergence of clinical knowledge and cutting-edge technology. We expect our partnership with Logic to help us continue supporting these efforts and look forward to a prosperous relationship.”

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We had a chance to sit down with Performance Health Technologies (PFMH.OB) CEO Robert Prunetti, the leader of the New Jersey-based company and a leader in his field. Prunetti is also a leader in the game of life.

Appointed as President and CEO of Performance on March 15th, 2006, Prunetti reengineered the company, launching new marketing and product development strategies and eventually taking the company public.

While a leader in the boardroom, Prunetti is also a standout citizen. In 2003, Prunetti was named citizen of the year by the Greater Mercer County, New Jersey Chamber of Commerce. One of the main reasons for this recognition was Prunetti’s hard work and dedication with the Mercer County Open Space Trust Fund, which protected literally thousands of acres of the state’s natural resources in the area’s pristine natural spaces.

Though confronted with a busy schedule, Prunetti