WMC launches new corporate identity: Workplace Medical Corp.

Dear Valued Client / Associate,

We are pleased to announce the launch of WMC Occupational Health Services' new corporate identity - Workplace Medical Corp. Our new name brings together all our related services, divisions and clinics under one corporate identity to represent better our integrated, one-stop, occupational health services company.

Having provided occupational health service to more than 5,000 companies, it became evident that many clients knew us by our different services and locations and often became confused by our many divisions! The name Workplace Medical Corp better communicates our service and role and better represents the scope and professionalism of our company.

Clients are now looking to deepen their existing relationships, do more with fewer suppliers, and partner with providers that can offer efficient solutions above and beyond traditional testing and administrative services. Incorporating all our clinics, services and divisions under one name reinforces our mandate to be a comprehensive service provider and a capable partner for managing our clients' workplace medical issues.

For more than 50 years, Workplace Medical Corp. has been helping companies manage medical issues, comply with government regulations and help control the costs of medical time loss. We are excited about this recent development in our continuous corporate growth, and we look forward to working with you as Workplace Medical Corp.

Best Regards,

William Shapiro,
President, Workplace Medical Corp.
bill.shapiro@workplacemedical.com

Updates from Active Canadian Emergency Training

As of March 2006, Workplace Medical Corp. has become the sole owner of Active Canadian Emergency Training Inc. Since its creation in 1992, Active Canadian has established itself as an innovative and the largest privately owned emergency training provider in the industry. Today, Active Canadian continues to grow and strive to be the number one training company in Canada.

As part of our continuous investment in efforts to ensure the best training and service for our clients, Active Canadian is pleased to introduce the appointment of three key positions on our team.

Jan Holzinger - Account Manager
Jan joined us in May 2006, bringing with her over 25 years of experience in the Health and Safety field. As a Registered Nurse, Jan is quite familiar with the First Aid, CPR and AED (Automated External Defibrillation) training courses offered by Active Canadian. Over the past several years, Jan also acquired valuable knowledge and experience in sales at the leading medical technology firm Medtronic. She is a wonderful addition to the Active Canadian family and is responsible for sales from Kitchener to Milton plus all police services and school boards.

Mike Bardgett - Manager of Instructors
With over 30 years of experience as a Staff Sergeant for the Toronto Police Service, Michael has been an exceptional instructor for Active Canadian for the past five years. In this newly appointed position as supervisor to a team of superb emergency professional instructors, his expertise and experience will be instrumental in ensuring that Active Canadian continues to deliver courses of the highest quality and that our customers receive the best training.

Darlene Burns - Inside Account Manager
Darlene has been with Active Canadian for over five years, and her capability and initiative have carried her through various positions within the company, assuming greater responsibilities with each position. As the new Inside Account Manager, Darlene will be the interface between all clients and Active Canadian, ensuring that all of our clients' needs are addressed effectively and promptly. We have full confidence that her track record of professionalism and excellence will prevail in this new position.

In March 2006, Workplace Medical Corp. acquired the occupational health practice and the London and Sarnia clinics of its long time associate physician, Dr. William Maddeford. We warmly welcome Dr. Maddeford, his staff, and his clients to the Workplace Medical Corp. family. The addition of the Forest City Centre (FCC) for Occupational Health of London and the Blue Water Centre (BWC) for Occupational Health of Sarnia allows us to provide better service to our existing clients and to expand our services in Southwestern Ontario.

Business will continue as usual at the FCC and BWC. But now, as Dr. Maddford has said, "I will have access to the additional support and service required to provide [clients] with a complete, integrated occupational health program." Furthermore, Workplace Medical Corp.'s experienced sales and administrative support teams, as well as its extensive network of specialists, will enable Dr. Maddeford to deliver even better service to his clients.

Both the FCC and BWC will deliver Workplace Medical Corp.'s full range of clinical occupational health services, including:

• Medical testings (hearing testing, vision testing, pulmonary functional testing (PFT), blood testing, urine drug testing, x-ray, breath alcohol testing)
• Ministry of Transportation medical exams
• Substance control program
• Pre-placement and insurance medical exams
• Influenza and Hepatitis A, B & C vaccine programs
• Work injury treatment
• On-site physician services

Workplace Medical Corp. is delighted to announce the relocation of our Evans Occupational Health Clinic to 233 Evans Ave., Toronto. The brand new building is just down the block from our old clinic, conveniently located at the corner of Evans and Horner and right off the Kipling Exit from the QEW. The new expanded and custom designed occupational health clinic will help us better accommodate our growing clientele in the Greater Toronto Area and serve them better in a bright and modern environment.

Key features include:

• 12,000 sq. ft building
• Ample free parking for cars and trucks
• Four urine collection washrooms for "fast track" drug testing
• Integrated, open-concept testing area for blood work, vision testing, pulmonary function testing and hearing testing
• New X-ray equipment