OMAHA, Neb., July 10, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- Advanced Healthcare Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:AVHC) today announced that the Company has hired a national marketing director and moved its base of operational activities to Omaha, Nebraska. The new marketing director is Randall L. Sulhoff, a successful businessman in Omaha, Nebraska who has extensive experience in the medical industry. Mr. Sulhoff specializes in marketing products in the medical arena. His resume is available at http://www.otcbb.com/asp/quotes.asp?Quotes=avhc as a separate press release. Mr. Sulhoff intends to concentrate on new sales and rentals by utilizing his marketing network.
About Advanced Healthcare Technologies
Advanced Healthcare Technologies is a company that engages in the development and incubation of companies with products and services in the healthcare industry. Advanced Hyperbaric Technologies principal products include (A) the portable topical Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber used for wounds on the extremities such as Diabetic Ulcers and, (B) the Disposable Sacral Topical Hyperbaric Oxygen System used for wounds such as bedsores, burns and graphs.
For further information, visit the Advanced Healthcare Technologies, Inc. website at www.advancedhealthcaretechnologies.com (currently being updated) and visit the Advanced Hyperbaric Technologies website at www.advanced-hyperbaric.com
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