WELCOME LETTER - James H. Thrall, MD, Chairman, WorldCare Board of Directors

Dear Patients & Colleagues:

As a sub-specialist radiologist committed to the advancement of expert, distance healthcare, I write to share some good news with you.

When it comes to serious illness, WorldCare not only provides multi-disciplinary, but also provides multi-institutional Second Opinion e-Consultations from the best academic medical centers in America.

Utilizing FDA-cleared technology, experienced telemedicine coordinators, and HIPAA-compliant protocols, WorldCare can digitize, and transmit medical records from Latin America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East through its Global e-Health NetworkSM to its quality control facility in Boston, Massachusetts.

After confirming the receipt of a complete medical record and diagnostic-quality imaging and specimens, WorldCare will forward the case to The Consortium for specialist and or sub-specialist review. A written, Patient Management Consultation ("PMC"), consisting of a diagnosis and recommend treatment plan, will be returned to the referring physician within 4 working days. Emergency consultation is also available.

Representing over 8,000 physicians, scores of acclaimed specialists and sub-specialists and over 1.2 billion dollars in annual biomedical research funding, The WorldCare Consortium: Duke University Health System, and Partners HealthCare System (Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital… is unparalleled, worldwide, for the depth of its medical expertise.

Since 1996, the international healthcare community has trusted WorldCare to deliver state-of-the-art clinical consultations. So if you, or a loved one, have an immediate health concern or wish to purchase second opinion or serious illness coverage, contact WorldCare to secure the quality healthcare and peace of mind you deserve.

On behalf of WorldCare & The WorldCare Consortium, I wish you continued good health.

James H. Thrall, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chairman, WorldCare Board of Directors
Spokesman, WorldCare ConsortiumSM



MISSION

To improve the quality of healthcare, worldwide, by developing and commercializing global healthcare services and solutions that provide timely, effective and strategic access to The WorldCare ConsortiumSM, a provider alliance of the very best academic medical centers in the United States.


ABOUT US

History
WorldCare Milestones (download pdf)
The WorldCare Consortium
Expansion
New Products, Services
WorldCare Today

WorldCare - A Pioneer and Leader in the Development and Commercialization of Global e-Health Services & Solutions


History
Established in 1992, WorldCare was structured as technology transfer (Telemedicine) initiative with clinical support from the Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital.

WorldCare was among the first companies to secure FDA clearance for wavelet compression (1994) the enabling technology that permits the digitization and electronic transmission of diagnostic quality medical imaging. The company went on to develop a full range of teleradiology solutions and constructed The WorldCare Global e-Health Network_^SM to support second opinion e-consultation for international patients and domestic pharmaceutical clinical trial services. In response to market demand, WorldCare developed a comprehensive, medical record based protocol for international second opinion e-consultation referred to as Patient Management Consultation ("PMC’) which includes verification of the primary diagnosis, a recommended treatment plan and follow-up. In 1993 and 1994 WorldCare Gulf and WorldCare Saudi Arabia were formed to launch Second Opinion operations in the Middle East.

The WorldCare Consortium_^SM
In 1996, WorldCare established The WorldCare Consortium, an alliance of three of the top twelve academic medical centers in the United States: Duke University Health System and Partners HealthCare System, Inc., which includes Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Representing  8,000 physicians, including scores of acclaimed specialists and $1.2 billion in annual biomedical research, The WorldCare Consortium is unparalleled, worldwide, for the depth of its medical expertise.

Expansion From The Middle East To Asia And Latin America
In 1998, WorldCare Health Malaysia and WorldCare Mexico were formed to launch operations in Asia and Latin America. In 2000, WorldCare was awarded the "Telemedicine" component of the Multi-Media Super Corridor Contract by the Malaysian Government for the construction and operation of a 41 node, countrywide telemedicine network. WorldCare also developed the first, e-health enabled, serious illness treatment plan for international patients and signed the first, second opinion e-consultation insurance contract with insurance giant AIG/ALICO.

New Products and Services
In partnership with The Consortium, WorldCare has developed a broad range of expert, clinical, pharmaceutical clinical trial, consulting and continuing medical education services. WorldCare has developed highly specialized protocols, processes, documents and QA/QC standards to digitize, encrypt, transmit, track, and deliver expert, specialist and sub-specialist second opinions. WorldCare has also pioneered the concept of multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional e-consultation, an exceptional value in international healthcare collaboration. WorldCare has recently introduced Global Care Management to guide access to specialized U.S. care and has processed and delivered over 15,000 e-consultation studies in virtually every medical specialty and subspecialty. An independent analysis of WorldCare’s Second Opinion activity demonstrates a diagnostic revision rate of 15% and a treatment plan enhancement rate of 71%. WorldCare’s Global e-Health Network provides substantial flexibility and reliability representing a variety of modalities including VPN, ISDN, DSL and satellite to transmit encrypted medical records.

WorldCare Today: 30 Countries Worldwide
Today, WorldCare has provides highly specialized and customized access to high quality healthcare in 30 countries worldwide. WorldCare maintains offices in Boston, MA, and Paris, France. WorldCare maintains operations in Latin America, The Middle East, Asia and Europe including the following countries: Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Uruguay, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., Malaysia, South Korea, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Puerto Rico, Russia and Slovakia. (Peru, Qatar, Japan and Taiwan - under development).


ALLIANCES

AIG/ALICO (Middle East/Malaysia/Latin America)
Allianz Zagreb (Croatia)
Bahrain National Life (Bahrain)
Banmedica (Chile)
BMI (Ecuador)
Bradesco (Brazil)
Chubb (Brazil)
MobiNil (Egypt)
Radiology Consulting Group (Boston MA)
Ssangyong (Korea)
Wellogic (Cambridge MA)


INVESTOR RELATIONS

WorldCare's business activities include the provision of: international second opinion e-consultation services; insurance plans for the U.S.-based treatment of serious illness; image management and analysis services for pharmaceutical clinical trials and health care consulting.

WorldCare e-consultation and treatment services are rendered by The WorldCare ConsortiumSM a provider network comprised of Duke University Health System, and Partners HealthCare System, Inc., which includes Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital. WorldCare's Second Opinion Services and insurance plans are offered by international life and health insurance carriers, and other international businesses.

Founded in 1994 through a joint effort with Massachusetts General Hospital, WorldCare maintains offices in Boston, MA, and Paris, France. WorldCare maintains operations in Latin America, The Middle East, Asia and Europe including the following countries: Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Uruguay, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., Malaysia, Puerto Rico, Russia, South Korea, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, and Slovakia. (Peru, Qatar, Japan and Taiwan - under development)

Investors interested in further information should contact
fwiktor@worldcare.com



PRESS RELEASES

DUBAI, UAE February 1, 2007
WorldCare Wellness Center to Provide Prevention, Medical Spa and Weight Management Programs.
WorldCare Limited (WorldCare), through its affiliate The Dubai Wellness Center, has acquired a 974,000 square foot plot at Phase II of Dubai HealthCare City (DHCC) for the development of the Middle East’s largest Wellness Center. The Wellness Center will be developed with Duke University Health System and Partners Healthcare System.
(read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA and DENVER, CO, March 19, 2007
WorldCare and SelfCareNet Partner to Provide Second Opinion Users with Easy to Use and Understand Self-Care Sympton-based Healthcare Information.
WorldCare and SelfCareNet, Inc., announced an agreement to integrate SelfCareNet information with WorldCare’s Second Opinion product to empower their subscribers to make informed decisions about their health.
(read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, January 12, 2006
WorldCare Featured on CNBC's Morning Call with Liz Claman.
WorldCare Services and Domestic initiatives were the subject of the CNBC cutting-edge business review Morning Call. (view video clip)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, November 22, 2005
Wellpoint Health Services To Offer WorldCare's 2nd Opinion e-Consultation Services for Serious Ilness.
WorldCare Consortium_^SM: Duke University Health System & Partners HealthCare System to Render Expert e-Consultation to Wellpoint Members.
(read more, download .pdf)

PUNE, INDIA , November 11, 2005
Bajaj Allianz to Offer Insurance Plan to Cover 2nd Opinion e-Consultation Services in India through WorldCare.
(read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, February 21, 2005
WorldCare & Security Forces Hospital, Riyadh, Win “Arab Health 2005” Award For Best Use of International Health Care Partnership.
WorldCare, Security Forces Hospital & The WorldCare Network Are Recognized For Providing Patients With Expert e-Consultation Services. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, January 24, 2005
Dongbu and SsangYong Launch First Serious Illness Insurance Plan That Provides Korean Consumers With The Option To Secure Treatment From Four Renowned U.S. Medical Centers.
Cleveland Clinic, Duke University Health System, Partners HealthCare System and UCLA Medical Center To Provide Medical/Surgical Services For “Global Health Plan.” (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, January 21, 2005
WorldCare & WorldCare ConsortiumSM of Renowned U.S. Medical Centers To Play Leadership Role At Arab Health 2005, Dubai World Trade Center.
WorldCare To Feature Its B2B e-Consultation Programs; Cleveland Clinic, Duke University Health System & Partners HealthCare to Demonstrate State-of-the-Art Medical Care in “Best Clinical Practice” Theatre, Cleveland Clinic & Partners To Provide Senior Executives and Expert Specialists To Speak at “Leadership” and “Medical” Conferences.(read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, April 27, 2004
WorldCare Receives Massachusetts Export Achievement Award for Excellence in Global E-Health Services.
WorldCare International Inc., and WorldCare Clinical, Inc., selected to receive the 2004 Massachusetts Export Achievement Award, sponsored by The Alliance for The Commonwealth and Associated Industries of Massachusetts ("A.I.M"). (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, January 6, 2004
WorldCare ConsortiumSM of Renowned U.S. Medical Centers to Highlight State-of-the-Art Telemedicine & Clinical Services at Arab Health 2004, Dubai.
Cleveland Clinic, Duke University Health System and Partners HealthCare System to Demonstrate Innovative Therapies in “Best Clinical Practice” Video and Sponsor Experts to Speak on Topics of Minimally Invasive Surgery, Diabetes and Women’s Health. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, November 23, 2002
WorldCare Limited Announces the Spin-Off of a New Clinical Information Technology Company, WorldCare Technologies Inc.
Will focus on developing and offering state-of-the-art, internet-enabled telemedicine and clinical information management solutions for electronic health care delivery. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, August 28, 2002
WorldCare Consortium_^SM of Top U.S. Hospitals First to Provide e-Consultation For Trauma as Unprecedented Benefit of Auto Insurance.
WorldCare Korea, has finalized an agreement with Korea-based insurance leader, Ssangyong Fire & Marine, to provide specialist e-consultation services to Ssangyong insurance customers who are critically injured in automobile accidents. This new e-Health enabled insurance policy is called "My Doctor" Automobile. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, June 1, 2002
WorldCare Launches Internet-Based Telemedicine Services in Venezuela.
WorldCare International Limited has joined with General de Seguros, S. A., one of the largest insurance companies in Venezuela to form Corporacion WorldCare Venezuela, C.A., to promote telemedicine services country wide. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, January 20, 2002
Malaysian Government Awards National Telemedicine Project to WorldCare Limited Affiliate.
WorldCare Health Malaysia to Lead Thirty Month Pilot Teleconsultation
Project. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, March 21, 2001
WorldCare Produces First, World Class, Medical e-Symposium for Dubai
Shopping Festival 2001.
Month-Long Videoconference Series Features Top Clinicians From The WorldCare Consortium. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, November 17, 2000
WorldCare Limited Appoints James Thrall, MD, Chairman of the Board.
Leading Radiologist Joins International Gateway to Personalized Medical Second Opinions. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, February 27, 2000
Technology Experts Appointed to Top Positions at WorldCare Clinical Inc., a Wholly-Owned Subsidiary of e-Health Giant WorldCare Limited.
James E. Sumner and Elliott W. Liu Become the Respective President and
COO/CTO of the Leading Accelerator of Clinical Trials. (read more, download .pdf)

CAMBRIDGE, MA, October 22, 1997
WorldCare uses Telemedicine to reach HealthCare providers worldwide.
Consortium of prestigious medical centers is centerpiece of global telemedicine network. (read more, download .pdf)

CLEVELAND, OH, September 23, 1997
Medical Education Goes Live And Global.
Telesymposium on minimally invasive direct-access heart surgery will be viewed by surgeons worldwide. (read more, download .pdf)