MacPractice MD, DDS and DC 2.0 Release

Lincoln, NE February 13, 2006 - MacPractice, Inc., developer of MacPractice MD for physicians, MacPractice DC for chiropractors, and MacPractice DDS for dentists, full-fledged healthcare practice management software applications designed especially for Mac OS X for PowerPC and Intel, will release MacPractice 2.0 on March 1.

"There are 20 completely new and enhanced Abilities in MacPractice 2.0. Some have the potential to completely change how a doctor's office works. Our Attachments Ability, as one example, is a huge advance toward a paperless office for physicians, dentists and chiropractors. It is now possible to attach any file of any type to a patient's record. Dentists who attend Chicago Midwinter, February 24-26, are invited to attend a preview of MacPractice 2.0 in the MacPractice Hospitality Suite," said Mark Hollis, President.

MacPractice users may now attach an x-ray, photo, video, PDF, Word, Excel or any other file in native format to a patient with MacPractice's new Attachments Ability. MacPractice supports a direct interface with Fujitsu's, small footprint ScanSnap. Every scanner that supports Mac OS X should work with this new Ability as well.

Scheduling Transparencies is a new tool used to lay a color-coded template with block times on top of a multi-resource MacPractice office schedule. Blocks can indicate provider, equipment or room availability, a certain procedure to be performed in that time block, etc.

It is now possible to schedule multiple appointments for a patient at the same time.

MacPractice 2.0 can send deposit ticket information to MYOB or QuickBooks.

Users may create a reminder to themselves or another to perform a task on a particular day, and Schedule Reminders will alert the user when the day arrives.

MacPractice Tutorial and Help now feature more than 400 QuickTime movies.

PhoneHerald from Parliant coordinates with the MacPractice appointment schedule to automate the tedious task of reminding patients of their appointments and automatically accepting their confirmation, or routing them to a receptionist.

More than 1000 doctors have already chosen MacPractice to provide their practice management software and technical support. MacPractice supports many clients for MediMac, DentalMac, and ChiroMac as well. This release adds many new features and enhances many other features to advance user productivity and efficiency.

Introductory pricing for MacPractice software is available for a limited time. MacPractice MD starts at $2000, and MacPractice DDS and DC start at $1500 for a single user. Networked versions are an additional $500 per 5 users. Scheduling, EClaims and Perio Charting are available options for $500 each.

MacPractice software requires MySQL, available from MacPractice for its clients for $250 per office, and a MacPractice software support and enhancements agreement.

Doctors may request to view QuickTime demonstration movies of MacPractice MD, DDS or DC when registering at MacPractice.com.

MacPractice is looking for publishers interested in reviewing MacPractice products.