Telzuit Medical Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: TZMT)

[Goodlive]

ORLANDO, FL, Sep 05, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Telzuit Medical Technologies, Inc.
11:50am 09/05/2007

-- Telzuit now utilizing the STATPATCH System in physician practices
using PDAs and in Nursing Homes using PCs.
-- The Company is waiting on AT&T to certify the Palm Treo 750 utilizing
Windows Mobile 6.0 before it can broaden the roll-out.
-- Telzuit is in negotiations with various parties to serve as partners in Europe and Asia.

Telzuit is now operational utilizing both its PDA-based and PC-based STATPATCH System. The Company expects sales to ramp up significantly over the next several months when AT&T certifies the Treo 750 for Windows Mobile 6.0. We expect this to happen soon.

About Telzuit Medical Technologies, Inc.

Telzuit Medical Technologies, Inc. is dedicated to providing advanced mobile medicine to patients. The STATPATCH System is a full 12-lead, completely wireless Holter monitor. The STATPATCH System has been approved by the FDA under a 510-K filing. Telzuit also provides ultrasound medical imaging services to physicians in Central Florida through six mobile imaging units. Telzuit is based in Orlando. For more information about Telzuit, its business model and its products, please visit the Company's web site: http://www.telzuit.com

[Goodlive]

Remember - now is the time

Check this out:

http://www.telzuit.com/assets/html/press060428.html

WKMG Orlando - CBS Local 6 News at 11
Aired April 28, 2006 at 11:18pm

[BullishBear]

Originally Posted by Goodlive

Remember - now is the time

Check this out:

http://www.telzuit.com/assets/html/press060428.html

WKMG Orlando - CBS Local 6 News at 11
Aired April 28, 2006 at 11:18pm

i was in this a while ago and just wanted to encourage people to tread with caution. i have a friend that interviewed as an accountant with them, and it was really odd. the person that interviewed him quit shortly after that. lot's of turnover, no one really knows what's going on. i'd hesistate to call it a scam, but i don't think i'd go on record as saying it was a well run company with great potential. just be careful.

[Goodlive]

Originally Posted by BullishBear

i was in this a while ago and just wanted to encourage people to tread with caution. i have a friend that interviewed as an accountant with them, and it was really odd. the person that interviewed him quit shortly after that. lot's of turnover, no one really knows what's going on. i'd hesistate to call it a scam, but i don't think i'd go on record as saying it was a well run company with great potential. just be careful.

You have to be carefull with every stock you try to trade, but you have to check out the company.

"09/05/2007
-- Telzuit now utilizing the STATPATCH System in physician practices using PDAs and in Nursing Homes using PCs.
-- The Company is waiting on AT&T to certify the Palm Treo 750 utilizing Windows Mobile 6.0 before it can broaden the roll-out.
-- Telzuit is in negotiations with various parties to serve as partners in Europe and Asia."

If you had a bad experience one time , it means not that the company is bad. Check the new PR and wait for the financials coming end of this month.
If they make good revenue until end of the year the stock price will go north.

We believe also in TDCP and we will wait until they are ready to go up.
Don't be negative, do your DD.

I don't understand your comment:
"i have a friend that interviewed as an accountant with them, and it was really odd. the person that interviewed him quit shortly after that."

The company changed the management for good and I don't think if a person does not work there anymore that it's a bad sign!?

Your comment:
"no one really knows what's going on"

Before you make a comment like this you should ask the management! I did and they work very hard to get this company going.

I remember you, you wrote the same comment in another board long time ago.
You should not take an old experience and keep it forever. The Company has changed with the new management when they took over 1 1/2 year ago.

One thing in wich you are right:
"just be careful"

Yes, that's the right thing to do with every stock.

[Therion]

Who cares how the company does or who's running it? Look at the T/A, check out past performance, and trade it like a pink. I've learned the hard way not to buy anything about a pinksheet listed company. If you read Ihub (which you shouldn't, lol) 90% of pinks out there apparently are "being turned around (SOMS)", are "under new management (WNSH)", or "have huge revenue coming in (MCCY)". 90% of the time people lose their shirts on these plays holding long. Don't believe the hype, believe the charts and the momo.

[Goodlive]

Originally Posted by Therion

Who cares how the company does or who's running it? Look at the T/A, check out past performance, and trade it like a pink. I've learned the hard way not to buy anything about a pinksheet listed company. If you read Ihub (which you shouldn't, lol) 90% of pinks out there apparently are "being turned around (SOMS)", are "under new management (WNSH)", or "have huge revenue coming in (MCCY)". 90% of the time people lose their shirts on these plays holding long. Don't believe the hype, believe the charts and the momo.

By the way it's not a Pink sheet !
It's a Penny stock, but no PK.
I care about the company and I know the people in the management.
If you play a different game that's fine, but everytime I invest in a stock I am looking for the company.

[Goodlive]

Telzuit Medical Technologies: Technology Update: Patch Cost Reductions
Telzuit Medical Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: TZMT)


-- Telzuit has begun sourcing components from lower-cost suppliers, which has resulted in 10% reduction in patch costs
-- Additional savings are in the works than may reduce the price of the patch an additional 30-50%
-- The Company is currently utilizing Palm Treo 750s configured for Windows Mobile 5.0 until AT&T certifies Windows Mobile 6.0


The Company has begun to source components for the patch from lower cost suppliers resulting in an approximate 10% reduction in STATPATCH costs.
As volumes increase, we have identified additional supply sources that may reduce costs by an additional 30-50%.

Telzuit is utilizing Palm Treo 750s configured for Windows Mobile 5.0 and will do so until AT&T fully certifies Window Mobile 6.0.
We have determined that the Company must move forward in the rollout of the STATPATCH system and will use Windows Mobile 6.0 when available.

[Goodlive]

http://www.newlinemedical.com/Medical_Supplies.html

http://www.newlinemedical.com/ph/sta...405105054.html

http://www.newlinemedical.com/assets...inal-print.pdf

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The STATPATCH™ Advantage

The revolutionary STATPATCH™ System provides 3 important advantages when compared with traditional Holter monitoring: it is wireless, it allows near real-time monitoring of data by your healthcare provider, and it supplies full in-office ECG data for the 24-hour duration of monitoring.
There are 3 components to the STATPATCH™ System, a unique wireless, Bluetooth®-enabled chest patch, a specially programed Smartphone for recording and transmitting data, and central diagnostic facilities that receive and interpret data from each STATPATCH™ System.

Wireless: Comfortable and Discreet

TheSTATPATCH™ System maximizes comfort. The one piece, comfortable-to-wear patch is attached to your chest within seconds. No shaving of the chest is necessary (only in extreme cases). Utilizing proprietary Bluetooth® technology, which is exactly like the wireless headsets for cell phones, the patch communicates with a specially programmed Smartphone that you can wear on your belt, place in a pocket, or carry in a pocketbook. As a matter or fact, you can be up to 15 feet away from the Smartphone and the STATPATCH™ will still record and transmit information. Wireless means that you can now be monitored without feeling self-conscious. TheSTATPATCH™ provides a comfortable and discreet form of Holter monitoring.


Utilizing Bluetooth® technology, the STATPATCH™ transmits ECG data to a smartphone that patients either carry with them or place within 15 feet of themselves. Data is transmitted by the smartphone to an independent diagnostic testing facility that stores, and processes this data. Healthcare providers can rapidly access reports via a dedicated HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)-compliant Web site.

INDICATIONS

The near real time and remote data retrieval options provide physicians with unsurpassed flexibility in reviewing ECG records, thereby optimizing the time patients spend with you and your office staff. The system is equally suited for use by ambulatory and facility bound patients across a wide range of clinical settings; for diagnosis of arrhythmias, routine monitoring of new medication effects, or surveillance for rare drug induced arrhythmias in at-risk patient populations. The central storage facility has sufficient capacity to accommodate multiple ECG records, effectively increasing your capacity to monitor patients. Because the system provides near real time data access the interpretation delays associated with data retrieval from conventional tape or flash memory Holter technology is eliminated. As a result, patient management is streamlined, allowing greater numbers of patients to be monitored with ease.

• Patients who have demonstrated a need for cardiac monitoring and are at low risk of developing primary ventricular
fibrillation or sustained ventricular tachycardia.
• Patients with dizziness or lightheadedness.
• Patients with palpitations.
• Patients with syncope of unknown etiology.
• Patients who require monitoring for non-life threatening arrhythmias, such as atrial fibrillation, other supra-ventricular
arrhythmias, evaluation of Brady arrhythmias intermittent bundle branch block. This includes postoperative monitoring for
these rhythms.
• Patients requiring monitoring for arrhythmias inducing co-morbid conditions such as hyperthyroidism or chronic lung
disease.
• Patients with obstructive sleep apnea to evaluate possible nocturnal arrhythmias.
• Patients requiring arrhythmia evaluation for etiology of stroke or transient cerebral ischemia, possibly secondary to
atrial fibrillation.

CONTRA-INDICATIONS

The STATPATCH™ Cardiac Monitoring System is NOT a life-saving device.
The STATPATCH™ Cardiac Monitoring System is NOT to be substituted for any other cardiac device.

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