At iMedIT, our mission is to assure our healthcare client’s success and provide an open,
scalable, highly configurable platform that address the imaging needs of the healthcare enterprises
in radiology, cardiology, orthopedics, dentistry, molecular/lab imaging, tele-radiology, 3D and other
related medical imaging specialties. Our main goal is to allow health care providers to become more
competitive by taking advantage of clinical image communications and healthcare management
technologies. In addition, we are dedicated to implement and support healthcare management
systems with low cost, friendly-to-use integrations at healthcare providers.

Our vision is “tomorrow’s vision yesterday.”

We provide variety of secure and flexible access to PACS, clinical management systems and
related medical data through constant dedicated support and services within well planned
and risk managed time frame.

The goal of iMedIT corporation is to provide the highest quality systems, equipment, supplies
and service to customers at reasonable and competitive rates. iMedIT corporation recognizes
the need for quick response times to both routine and emergency service issues, full support from
a technical engineering staff, competent and friendly customer interactions, and ongoing support
from a professional staff. iMedIT is designed to be highly scalable, to suit from the smallest of clinics
to the largest multi-site institutions. Expansion and phased implementations are affordable because
iMedIT is designed to grow incrementally with client needs and open systems.

We have worked for major PACS vendors and well known hospitals in USA. Now we are using the 
experiences we have gained during all these years both locally and internationally.  As the smaller 
part of our business, we are providing IT consultation services between the US medical companies 
and the reliable companies from Europe, Turkey and Middle East.

Our Market
Market growth for medical products is expected due to expansion of private sector health care 
services, rising expectations among patients, and efforts of some private hospitals towards attracting 
foreign patients.  Modern private hospitals in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir have set new standards for the 
health sector in Turkey.  Many existing hospitals are launching renovation projects in order to compete.  
The private sector strives to import equipment with advanced technology, an area where the 
United States has a good reputation.

U.S. suppliers are expected to maintain their present lion's share of the import market despite the
elimination of customs tariffs applied since January 1996 to EU-origin goods. This is because
U.S. products are already well and favorably known.  Turkey is also an excellent stepping-stone for
U.S. suppliers to the markets of countries like Georgia, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan,
Kirgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.

Turkey's demand for medical products is expected to continue to grow in the next several years. 
In 2003 there are 1,240 hospitals in Turkey with a total bed capacity of 175,000.  Average capacity
utilization is 60 percent.  An important new development is towards receiving incoming patients
from European or Middle Eastern countries for treatment in Turkish hospitals.

Statistics
 Market size estimates (US$ millions):

	2001 (actual)	2002 (actual for first 11 months)	2003 (actual)	2004 (estimate)
a. Total Market Size	1,390	1,503	1,697	1,950
b. Total Local Production	1,000	1,150	1,410	1,500
c. Total Exports	20	32	38	50
d. Total Imports	410	385	442	500
e. Imports from the U.S.	155	162	184	210

Source: Turkish State Institute of Statistics for actual figures; CS/Turkey industry contacts, and relevant
publications for estimates. Exchange rate used: TL 1,650,000 = $1