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Indianapolis, IN, July 28, 2008 — MedActionPlan.com, a healthcare education company, announced today the endorsement of its free web-based program for managing prescriptions online by the In-Patient Transplant Unit at Clarian Transplant. MyMedSchedule.com allows medical professionals and consumers to create, print and document medication schedules for their patients and themselves.

"Our hospital's transplant unit relies on MedActionPlan.com for all new transplant patients. Our transplant coordinators, in-patient nurses and clinical pharmacist all use it," said Mary Jo Burton, the Manager of Clinical Operations for Clarian Transplant at Indiana University Hospital. "For every new transplant patient, our nurses create a list of medications using MyMedSchedule, to organize their prescriptions. The nurses then show the patients how to use the system so they can update and organize their medications at home. This is important to all patients and particularly critical after a transplant, as these patients have to start taking a regimen of medications they aren't used to," she explained.

"For those patients who are unfamiliar with the internet or don't have access, our nurses will revise their MyMedSchedule profile on our system at each visit and send them home with an updated printout to reference and carry in their wallets in case of emergency," she added.

A free service, MyMedSchedule.com enables patients, doctors, nurses and pharmacy staff to access, store, update, manage and track all of a patient's medications in English or Spanish. Redundant or outdated prescriptions are easily identified and can be immediately omitted from the list. Users simply click on medications and supplements to add them to their list. They can then print their schedule displaying colored images of their prescriptions, to reinforce the look of each pill, and also print wallet-sized and large-type charts. Weekly checklists help people keep track of whether they have taken all their medications.

MyMedSchedule.com also allows patients to schedule refill reminders and map nearby pharmacies. Future plans include links to on-line pharmacies and doctors. All personal health information secured on the site is protected by SSL encryption.

"We are thrilled by this endorsement. Clarian Transplant is well known for its clinical excellence, research developments, and commitment to cultivating innovative treatments so that each patient receives an exceptional quality of care," explained founder Tim Peters, president of MedActionPlan.com LLC. "The integration of our program into their patient care approach speaks to the value of MyMedSchedule as a patient education resource."

To learn more about this free program, visit www.mymedschedule.com.

About MedActionPlan
MedActionPlan.com LLC was founded in 2001 by Tim Peters, president of Tim Peters and Company Inc., a state-of-the-art multimedia group serving the healthcare industry for over 25 years. MedActionPlan.com offers a family of web-based applications to help patients and their healthcare providers improve patient understanding and medication adherence.

About Clarian Health
Clarian Health is an Indiana-based, private, non-profit organization, offering a broad base of tertiary services, specialized pediatric care provided by Riley Hospital for Children and a Level 1 Trauma Center. Clarian is Indiana's largest, most comprehensive health center and is one of the busiest hospital systems in the nation. Clarian employs nearly 12,000 employees and owns or is affiliated with 18 hospitals and health centers throughout Indiana, including five in Greater Indianapolis: Methodist and Indiana University hospitals, Riley Hospital for Children and Clarian West Medical Center and Clarian North Medical Center. Clarian Health's mission is to improve the health of patients and the community through innovation and excellence in care, education, research and service. To fulfill its mission, Clarian uses the combined resources of its institutions and partnering organizations and its strong affiliation with the Indiana University School of Medicine, which is the nation's second largest medical center and a national leader in medical education and research. Clarian Health operates the Methodist Hospital, Indiana University Hospital and Riley Hospital campuses as a single hospital under Indiana law.