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On The Go Healthcare Forecasts Unprecedented North American Growth
via COMTEX

September 21, 2007

CONCORD, Ontario, Sept 21, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ --

On The Go Technologies Group (OTC Bulletin Board: ONGO), a leading multi-industry computer hardware, software and systems integrator, announced today that the Company continues to make strides in the broad spectrum IT and diagnostic healthcare sector. A focus in the US market is proving to be robust, boosting OTG's revenues from new clientele, and leading to a lucrative national brand name for OTG Healthcare.

OTG Healthcare's primary customer base - regional health information organizations (RHIOs), multi-site hospitals, US Government Department of Defense medical (VA) and diagnostic testing and imaging centres - are the very same category of healthcare provision client that will, according to Datamonitor, spend as much as $39.5 Billion in 2008 on IT sales and service technologies. Representing a 7.4% five-year compound annual growth rate from 2003, OTG is increasingly being recognized as a leading provider to this demanding and cutting edge IT network.

Integrating clinical content using ever-changing healthcare standards is no small feat, and quite challenging, but OTG Healthcare has been positioning itself to do just that. With renowned partners and customers like software communication and data management giant ACUO Technologies the division's growth throughout North America is exceptional.

CEO Stuart Turk commented, "OTG Healthcare, is leading the way to improve workflow within the clinical environment by providing solutions to consolidate and retrieve patient data over entire regions. In an age of great consolidation, spending reduction and customer service focus, the medical market is finding it necessary to graduate to a more cohesive solution to better serve their patients. OTG Healthcare through its efforts is primed to become a sales and professional service industry standard."