Clinical Computer Systems, Inc.

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CLINICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC.’S OBIX PERINATAL DATA SYSTEM ACHIEVES NUMBER ONE RANKING IN 2008 KLAS REPORT ON LABOR AND DELIVERY SYSTEMS

Providers Rank CCSI #1 Among Perinatal Information System Vendors in the Market

Elgin, IL, March 17, 2008 - Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) today announced that its OBIX Perinatal Data System was ranked #1 in the 2008 KLAS Labor and Delivery report*.

CCSI’s OBIX Perinatal Data System is a comprehensive system for central, bedside and remote electronic fetal monitoring that includes archiving, point-of-care charting, single-click management reports and Internet-based physician access. Its design facilitates scalability and expansion so it can be site-tailored to meet any department’s specific workflow needs. Decision support tools help clinicians improve their practices and promote patient safety in electronic fetal monitoring. In addition, the system is ideally designed for interfacing to other hospital departmental systems, hospital-wide charting solutions and electronic medical record repositories.

"This recognition is a fitting tribute to all CCSI employees and affirms our commitment to providing solutions and service that meet and exceed our customers’ expectations," said Kim Sell, President of CCSI. "At the same time, we recognize that our number one ranking is only a snapshot in time about our present systems in use and present levels of customer satisfaction. We look to base our continuing success on satisfying the growing expectations of customers." Pat Dwyer, Director of Business Development, added "The KLAS report clearly states that all vendors should recognize the opportunity to improve the connectivity of their systems in order to better support the overall information system strategies of hospitals. Our latest software reinforces our commitment to connectivity and our development of systems interfaces with industry leaders such as Epic will extend data management capabilities and efficiencies to better serve all customers."

About KLAS
Founded in 1996, KLAS specializes in monitoring and reporting on the performance of Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) software, medical equipment and professional services vendors in order to improve delivery of HIT solutions. KLAS reports and online databases provide the industry with candid reviews on the performance of 300 vendors and 750+ products and services as rated by executives and clinicians from more than 4,500 healthcare facilities. The company gathers data through written evaluations and confidential interviews, and publishes results regularly. For more information about KLAS, visit www.KLASresearch.com. Copyright ©2008 KLAS Enterprises, LLC All rights reserved

*The research findings were published in the March 2008 KLAS report, "An Independent Report from Healthcare Executives and Professionals: Labor and Delivery" For more information about KLAS’ report, visit www.KLASresearch.com, or contact Steve Van Wagenen (steve@KLASresearch.com).

About Clinical Computer Systems, Inc.
CCSI is an employee-owned, high-technology company based in Elgin, IL. The company’s business is focused exclusively on the development, marketing and support of the OBIX Perinatal Data System. The OBIX System is a comprehensive set of computerized tools that assists Perinatal clinicians in their critical jobs of providing care to mothers and infants in both inpatient and outpatient settings. To learn more about the OBIX Perinatal Data System, please visit obix.design.americaneagle.com.

Contact
Pat Dwyer
Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI)
731.616.9338
patd@obix.net

CLINICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC. FORMS SOFTWARE PARTNERSHIP TO INTERFACE ITS OBIX PERINATAL DATA SYSTEM

Elgin, IL, September 18, 2007 - Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) today announced that it has concluded a business agreement with Epic Systems Corporation to pursue the development of software interfaces between the companies’ systems. The companies have agreed to develop initial interfaces that will facilitate the flow of patient data such as vital signs, notes and ADT information between the companies’ systems.

"The OBIX Perinatal Data System is a superior set of tools for electronic fetal monitoring surveillance, assessment and archiving," said Kim Sell, President of CCSI. "By developing systems interfaces with an industry leader such as Epic, we are extending the data management capabilities and efficiencies of both systems to better serve our customers."

About Clinical Computer Systems, Inc.
CCSI is an employee-owned, high-technology company based in Elgin, IL. The company’s business is focused exclusively on the development, marketing and support of the OBIX Perinatal Data System. The OBIX System is a comprehensive set of computerized tools that assists perinatal clinicians in their critical jobs of providing care to mothers and infants in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Management believes the OBIX System provides significant benefits for risk management, quality records and management reporting. To learn more about the OBIX Perinatal Data System, please visit obix.design.americaneagle.com.

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Contact Information:
Randy Paul
Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI)
714.394.5600
randyp@obix.net

CLINICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC. RECEIVES MEDICAL DEVICE LICENSE FROM HEALTH CANADA

Elgin, IL, April 30, 2007 - Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) today announced that it has received Class II medical device license from Health Canada, enabling the company to sell its OBIX Perinatal Data System to hospitals and health care networks in the Canadian marketplace.

"CCSI is pleased to receive this medical device licensure from Health Canada, because it supports our strategic direction for expanding our sales and support coverage," said Kim Sell, President of CCSI. "We recognize important perinatal data management needs in Canada that can be addressed by our computerized solutions, and we believe our systems will be very well received."

"This license is predicated on the ISO 13485 certification received by the company early this year, and recognizes CCSI’s commitment to delivering the highest quality medical products and services to the perinatal community," explained Richard Bilof, Director of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs. "Health Canada licensing and ISO 13485 certification require strict adherence to standards which are among the highest of any industry and assure health care providers access to high quality and reliable systems."

CCSI is an employee-owned, high-technology company based in Elgin, IL. The company’s business is focused exclusively on the development, marketing and support of the OBIX Perinatal Data System. The OBIX System is a comprehensive set of computerized tools that assists perinatal clinicians in their critical jobs of providing care to mothers and infants in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Management believes the OBIX System provides significant benefits for risk management, quality records and management reporting. To learn more about the OBIX Perinatal Data System, please visit obix.design.americaneagle.com.

CLINICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC. ACHIEVES QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CERTIFICATION TO ISO 9001:2000

Elgin, IL, March 5, 2007 - Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) today announced that its Quality Management System has undergone an extensive external audit by Intertek and has been officially certified to be compliant with the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 international standard. The Quality Management System is applicable to the design development, manufacture, installation and support of software used to capture, display and archive perinatal data.

"CCSI’s Quality System is focused on satisfying and exceeding the needs and expectations of our customers," said Kim Sell, President of CCSI. "We are committed to improving the process of translating market needs into deliverable products, identifying and correcting software problems early in the development cycle, and improving the response time in resolving customer problems."

Richard Bilof, Director of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs, stated, "Receiving ISO 9001:2000 certification is an enormous achievement for our employees who worked hard to build continuous improvement into our management system. Our customers can be confident that we will be constantly working to evaluate our performance against our quality objectives and constantly looking for new ways to deliver improved quality."

CLINICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC. ACHIEVES ISO 13485:2003 CERTIFICATION

Elgin, IL, February 27, 2007 - Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) today announced that it has received ISO 13485:2003 medical certification. The certification specifies requirements for a quality management system to demonstrate the ability to provide medical devices and related services that consistently meet customer and regulatory requirements applicable to medical devices. The scale of this quality management system, includes the design, development, manufacture, installation and support of software used to capture, display and archive perinatal data.

"This medical certification underscores our consistent commitment to stringent quality standards," said Kim Sell, President of CCSI. "Receiving ISO 13485 certification increases our value to our customers, expands our proven competence across our solutions chain and aligns perfectly with our growth strategy. The certification serves as a foundation for CCSI’s expansion into international markets."

"CCSI’s certification to this important quality standard followed a comprehensive Intertek audit of our facilities and quality systems," commented Richard Bilof, Director of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs. "This rigorous standard assures patients and health care providers access to high quality and reliable systems, and reinforces CCSI’s comprehensive quality management system."

CLINICAL COMPUTER SYSTEMS, INC. WELCOMES STEVEN J. ANDREWS AS NORTHEAST REGIONAL MANAGER

Elgin, IL, October 15, 2006 - Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) today announced that Steven J. Andrews has joined the company as Northeast Regional Manager. Andrews joins CCSI from The Siemon Company where he represented computer network infrastructures. Previously Andrews worked for Dictaphone, Inc. as Regional Account Manager for medical data systems.

Mark Nester, Executive Vice President, Sales of CCSI said, "Steve is a highly experienced professional who brings to our company a strong background in medical sciences and a proven ability to build and nurture customer relationships. We are pleased to have him managing our Northeast Region."

About Clinical Computer Systems, Inc.
CCSI is an employee-owned, high-technology company based in Elgin, IL. The company’s business is focused exclusively on the development, marketing and support of the OBIX Perinatal Data System. The OBIX System is a comprehensive set of computerized tools that assists Perinatal clinicians in their critical jobs of providing care to mothers and infants in both inpatient and outpatient settings. To learn more about the OBIX Perinatal Data System, please visit obix.design.americaneagle.com.

CCSI AND SPACELABS MEDICAL INTRODUCE REAL-TIME CHARTING MODULE FOR OBIX^TM PERINATAL DATA SYSTEM

Elgin, Ill./Issaquah, Wash., August 17, 2005 – Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) and Spacelabs Medical, Inc. today announced that a new real-time Charting Module for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is available for the OBIX Perinatal Data System (view NICU Charting Module Ad), jointly distributed by CCSI and the Spacelabs sales and marketing organization in the US.

The new offering builds on the strength of the advanced features of CCSI’s OBIX Perinatal Data System, a sophisticated data management system that provides a thorough, flexible, easy-to-use charting solution at the bedside, nurses’ station, manager’s office, remote physicians’ offices and clinics. Spacelabs, a major global provider of patient monitoring systems, offers a variety of monitors designed for the NICU.

The Charting Module is the first product designed specifically for the NICU that has charting and documentation in place and ready for immediate use. The module can be viewed on an existing Spacelabs patient monitoring system, enabling nursing staff to use it right at bedside on equipment already in place.

The module provides extensive information clinicians need to care for critically ill babies, including systemic assessments, entries from other NICU devices, ongoing episodic records of apneic and bradycardic occurrences, a continuum of documentation from stabilization through discharge, high- and low-risk procedure listings indicating procedure tolerance and interventions, and environmental checks and alarm limits. In addition, Spacelabs monitors equipped with WinDNA® enable clinicians to view and control Windows applications directly on the patient’s bedside monitor, permitting the display of extensive laboratory and diagnostic test results and documentation on one patient screen.

Dave Tilley, President and CEO of Spacelabs, said, "We are pleased to make CCSI’s innovative new charting module for the OBIX data system available to Spacelabs customers. The module demonstrates the kinds of ‘best of breed’ solutions we can provide by working together. Our goal is to help clinical staff make more efficient, better informed decisions, giving them the gift of more time to care for their smallest, most vulnerable patients."

Kim Sell, President of CCSI, said, "This exciting new product is a great example of the ‘Customer First’ focus shared by CCSI and Spacelabs, a leader in NICU patient monitoring. The introduction of the NICU Charting Module also helps us expand the range of our solutions in neonatal care and strengthen our relationship with Spacelabs. We look forward to more opportunities to work together in the future."

About Clinical Computer Systems, Inc.
Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI) is an employee-owned high-technology company based in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. Our business is centered on developing, marketing and supporting the OBiX™ Perinatal Data System, a comprehensive set of computerized tools to assist perinatal care clinicians in their critical jobs as they provide care to mothers and infants in both inpatient and outpatient settings. To learn more about the OBIX Perinatal Data System please visit obix.design.americaneagle.com.

About Spacelabs Medical
Spacelabs Medical (www.spacelabs.com), based in Issaquah, WA, U.S., is a global manufacturer and distributor of patient monitoring systems for critical care and anesthesia, wired and wireless networks and clinical information connectivity solutions, ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) monitors and medical data services. It has an installed base of approximately 100,000 patient monitoring units worldwide, including around 60,000 in the U.S. and around 10,000 units in Europe. In addition, there are approximately 30,000 Spacelabs ABP monitors installed on a worldwide basis. Spacelabs has distribution partnerships in approximately 80 countries and sales or regional offices worldwide. Spacelabs employs approximately 800 employees worldwide. Spacelabs Medical is an OSI Systems Company (www.osi-systems.com).

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Contact Information:
Deb Johnson, RNC
Spacelabs Medical
800.522.7025, ext. 5991
Debbie.Johnson@slmd.com

Randy Paul
Clinical Computer Systems, Inc. (CCSI)
714.394.5600
randyp@obix.net