LOS ANGELES, June 29, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Sunnylife Global, Inc., (Pink Sheets:SNYL) announced today that the Los Angeles Times featured the Company in a front page story of the Business Section in its Sunday, June 25th edition. The feature story "A Novel Therapy for China: HMOs" was written by staff writers Daniel Yi, Los Angeles, and Don Lee, Shanghai Correspondent.
Pursuant to a joint venture agreement with the government of Hunan in China, The Xiang Tan World Friendship Hospital was turned over to Sunnylife Global, Inc. by the local government officials in a historical milestone ceremony on May 10, 2006. A photograph of the Xiang Tan World Friendship Hospital appears on the front page in the feature story, along with another photograph of actual patients lined up at the outpatient clinic of the hospital.
For the entire story and to view the photographs, visit www.sunnylifeglobal.com (Press Releases), click on "Los Angeles Times Feature Story: Sunnylife Global June 25, 2006."
"This recognition by the prestigious Los Angeles Times of Sunnylife's mission to introduce the HMO system of health care in China comes at the end of four years of negotiations with local government officials, approvals by four levels of government, including the Central Government, and the turnover of the first hospital to Sunnylife," said Richard Lo, President. "We are so grateful to the writers at the Los Angeles Times for the time and energy they put into their interviews, and the research they did to report such a complex story."
Sunnylife Global, Inc. is the first American company to be granted a Business License to operate in China. The License Certificate No. 0556651 was issued to Sunnylife Global, Inc. with the official Government seal on February 22, 2006. Sunnylife has signed agreements in hand for ten additional hospitals.
About Sunnylife Global, Inc.
Sunnylife Global, Inc. has developed a Health Care Management System (HCMS) in conjunction with the Chinese Government Authorities that will result in delivering affordable quality health care management to its members. In addition, the Company has formulated natural, environmentally safe and economically affordable products based from their patent-pending products that are being introduced to Chinese customers through seven different independent retail companies. Sunnylife has also signed an agreement with Grandfield Development, Inc. to construct and manage assisted living care centers for senior citizens in China. Sunnylife represents an organization staffed with professional experts in product research, quality acceptance testing, and market development for the service to China. For more information, please visit http://www.sunnylifeglobal.com.
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