SOMERSET, N.J.--March 21, 2005--Following an extensive beta test of its Electronic Medical Records (EMR) software, MTBC, the company known for breaking the cost barriers associated with medical billing, has once again redefined the costs physicians incur in the healthcare industry by releasing Version 1.1 of its free, fully-integrated, EMR.

Although a fully functional EMR program can cost as much as $25,000, MTBC's new program, which includes all of the features available in expensive EMRs, is provided free of charge--no strings attached--to any practicing physician. It is available as a free download from www.MTBC.com.

"It was not an option to release an EMR that had limited functionality simply because it is free," explains David Rosenblum, President of MTBC, "we sought to include all of the components available in expensive EMRs in a package that utilizes MTBC's services and reflects our commitment to providing the best service at the best price."

Physicians who use MTBC's integrated EMR fully incorporate all of MTBC's billing, transcription, and practice management solutions into one cohesive package. The services available in MTBC's 4-by-4 plan, including 4% Medical Billing, 4(cents) Medical Transcription, and now a free EMR, complement one another as a complete practice management solution.

MTBC's EMR includes modules for automated billing, scheduling, claims tracking, document management, fax functionality, charting, electronic encounter documentation, and complete HL7 compatibility.

All physicians are invited to download the software and provide MTBC with feedback and suggestions for further improvements. MTBC's "Suggestion of the Month" program will award a $100 American Express gift check for the month's best suggestion, which is developed and implemented into subsequent versions of the EMR.

Safe Harbor and Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains certain forward-looking statements based on current expectations, forecasts and assumptions of MTBC (the Company) that involve risks and uncertainties.


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