Guardian Angel Group's President Speaks On His Thoughts Concerning The Pending Merger
Houston, TX, Feb 18, 2010 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Guardian Angel Group Inc's (Pinsheets: GAGI) president John Gonzalez would like to express his appreciation for the ongoing patients and understanding of all involved with the merger as well as the shareholders of Guardian Angel Group Inc. Mr. Gonzalez stated today, " I am excited what this merger between our two companies represents to our shareholders current and in the future."
Gonzalez concluded, "I never would have imagined that I would see a merger of this magnitude come together in my tenure while fitting so well to our overall business structure and management philosophies, we as the board of directors are doing our level best and will continue to keep everyone involved apprised of the details as they develop."
The company still believes that they are on schedule and urge all shareholders to visit the two company's websites for up to date information.
About Healthcare of Today, Inc.
Healthcare of Today acquires and develops companies primarily within the healthcare industry. Through its many subsidiaries, Healthcare of Today owns and operates a number of vertically-integrated businesses including: adult stem cell research and development technology, advanced human tissue engineering, medical device technology, medical and home healthcare equipment sales, hospice care, residential care facilities for the elderly, home healthcare services, nurse and therapist staffing, healthcare information technology, healthcare consulting, insurance, medical billing, data protection and security. For more information please visit www.healthcareoftoday.com.
About Guardian Angel Group Inc.
The Mental Healthcare industry is a multi-billion dollar industry. Our group is here to service a growing need for quality service in certain U.S. markets. About 15,000 mental health and substance abuse facilities operate in the U. S. A. This contributes to a combined annual income of over $17 Billion. The industry is highly fragmented with the top 50 companies accounting for about twenty percent of the industry revenue. The industry includes establishments that provide residential and rehabilitation care with minimal medical care, and outpatient facilities with medical staff to provide certain treatments.
IMHCS knows that demand for mental healthcare facilities is driven by demographics, treatment plans and referrals. Our approach is to control cost by attracting referrals, providing quality care and locating facilities in demographically suited areas. For more information please visit www.imhcs.org
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