PrimeHoldings.Com, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PMGJ), announced that subsidiary Mindpix, Inc. (www.mindpix.com, www.ultraflexfitness.com) UltraFlex™ device has begun its national rollout through premier outpatient therapy industry giant, Physiotherapy Associates. Our UltraFlex™ Medical Team provided a hands-on product introduction to the entire Physiotherapy Associates southwest region at the Biltmore Medical Mall in downtown Phoenix, Arizona.
In attendance yesterday, August 21, 2007 were Physiotherapy Associates Vice President Keith Kocher along with Todd Ellenbecker, National Director of Clinical Research and Heidi Wutscher, Clinic Director, Tempe SPORTS Clinic. Each took time to demonstrate the 13 shoulder rehabilitation exercises they collectively developed specifically for UltraFlex™ and explain their unique and proprietary nature as well as the solution UltraFlex™ provides to clinicians worldwide.
“This is the first in a series of UltraFlex Regional Clinic meeting introductions as we rollout our product throughout Physiotherapy Associates nationwide,” stated David R. Ballif, CEO of Mindpix, Inc. “With nearly 800 clinics nationwide, Mindpix is looking forward to negotiating a national pricing contract with Physiotherapy Associates as we complete our nationwide regional clinic tour,” continued Mr. Ballif.
The growing outpatient rehabilitation market was estimated at $11.3 billion in 2006. As a result of a merger with Pennsylvania-based Benchmark Medical in June 2007, Physiotherapy Associates (http://www.myphysio.com) became the premier outpatient therapy provider in the United States.
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