Press Release

April 28, 2009

READING, MA – Laurel Lucrezia, vice president of US pharmaceutical sales at InfoMedics, Inc., the patient feedback company, will be honored as an industry Rising Star by the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association (HBA) at its 2009 Woman of the Year award luncheon on Thursday, May 7, at the New York City Hilton.

HBA Rising Stars are professionals in various sectors of the healthcare industry, including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, advertising, public relations, medical education and market research, among other fields, and represent various career stages and disciplines.

"Laurel is being recognized by her company, peers and colleagues as a Rising Star because she is an outstanding professional who demonstrates exceptional dedication to improving the quality of the healthcare workforce through action and commitment," said HBA President Ceci Zak.

Each year, HBA Corporate Partners are invited to nominate a Rising Star. The nomination demonstrates recognition by their company and colleagues of the outstanding performance, commitment to excellence, and the energy and enthusiasm with which the Rising Stars approach their activities on a daily basis and contribute to their companies' success. They are inspiring leaders who are role models to others and are recognized for their vision, dedication and action.

"I have had the pleasure and privilege to observe and work directly with Laurel at InfoMedics for the past seven years," said Gene Guselli, president and CEO of InfoMedics. "During this time, I've watched Laurel assume increasing levels of responsibility and make more significant contributions to this company. Her ability to comprehend complex customer situations and translate those challenges into deliverables which exceed her customers' expectations is truly a gift. Laurel has unlimited potential and as such is truly deserving of this recognition."

Lucrezia has 15 years of experience in business development and management consulting in a variety of industries, including healthcare, pharmaceutical and telecommunications. In her seven years with InfoMedics, she has advised pharmaceutical brand teams in the design of specialized marketing and adherence programs over a wide range of therapeutic categories. In her current role, she is responsible for sales and business development with InfoMedics' key strategic accounts. She holds M.S. and B.S. degrees in applied science (kinesiology) from Simon Fraser University.

Also to be honored at the luncheon are the HBA's Woman of the Year, Deborah Dunsire, MD, of Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, and the HBA's Honorable Mentor, Alex Gorsky of Johnson & Johnson. In addition, this year's Star Volunteer award will go to Barbara Pritchard of The Pritchard Group/Intermedica, Inc.

About InfoMedics
InfoMedics, Inc. is the only pharmaceutical services provider that delivers clear, actionable patient feedback to physicians; this feedback is designed to improve patient-physician communications while providing brand insight to pharmaceutical manufacturers. Patient feedback assists physicians at the point-of-care to optimize treatment outcomes and improve medication compliance. InfoMedics' programs facilitate the communication channel between physicians and patients around the prescribed pharmaceutical treatment, enhancing awareness and accelerating market share growth.

InfoMedics works with the world's top 15 pharmaceutical companies. The company's programs increase average brand prescribing by 40% and deliver an average ROI of 4:1.

About The Healthcare Businesswomen's Association
The Healthcare Businesswomen's Association (HBA) is a global not-for profit organization dedicated to furthering the advancement of women in healthcare worldwide. HBA is the premier catalyst for the professional development and leadership of women in healthcare worldwide. Headquartered in New Jersey with global chapters and affiliates, the HBA is in its 30th year of providing educational opportunities to develop cutting-edge industry knowledge and leadership skills; recognizing outstanding women in the industry; creating opportunities for networking; creating greater visibility for individuals and fostering mentoring relationships; and serving as a conduit for research on career advancement and employment issues. HBA has more than 5,000 individual members and over 130 Corporate Partners and it is widely recognized as the catalyst for the professional development and leadership of women in healthcare worldwide. For further information on HBA or to read more about all the honorees, please go to www.hbanet.org and click on Woman of the Year.

For additional information contact:
Marci J. Hait
Matter Communications
978-499-9250 x238
mhait@matternow.com

Amy Weickert
InfoMedics, Inc.
781-904-4512
aweickert@infomedics.com