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Dynamic Imaging Rated Number One PACS Vendor
in KLAS 2005 Midyear Report

Win in the "Ambulatory and Imaging Center PACS Specialty Niche Category" Announced by KLAS June 15

Allendale, NJ, June 20, 2005 — Dynamic Imaging, an established leader in Web-driven PACS technology, today announced that its IntegradWeb PACS was rated number one in the KLAS Top 20: 2005 Mid-Year Report Card's ambulatory and imaging center PACS specialty niche category. The company earned the same honor in the KLAS Top 20: 2004 Best in KLAS report.

The KLAS Top 20: 2005 Mid-Year Report Card, which ranks the top providers of health care information technology systems, is a summary of the performance data collected by the KLAS firm over the past 13 months from health care professionals and IT executives throughout the country. PACS vendors are categorized within the specialty niche market segment of the report. Within that market segment, Dynamic Imaging placed first in the "ambulatory and imaging center PACS" subcategory.

"Dynamic Imaging has a very innovative PACS solution in IntegradWeb," said Alex Jurovitsky, Dynamic Imaging's CEO. "But customer satisfaction depends on more than just an innovative solution. There must be a thoughtful approach to the implementation process and dedicated ongoing customer support. Dynamic Imaging has exactly that."

One health care provider interviewed by KLAS during the firm's research for the report said, "Dynamic, unlike other companies we deal with, makes a commitment to us and then they actually live up to it. Their service has been second to none because we have always been able to count on them. They are very knowledgeable and quick to help."

IntegradWeb PACS, a product of many years of clinical input from world-class radiologists and clinicians, offers the most advanced functionality available in the market today. IntegradWeb PACS allows users to access images and reports from almost any Internet connection and gives authorized users outside the facility the same database, archive, and toolsets as users inside the facility. This means radiologists can perform primary interpretation and referring-physician consults from any location.