Shared Health(R) Names Adnane Khalil as Chief Information Officer

Khalil will focus on building products and services that improve the way healthcare is delivered to Shared Health's population of more than 2.5 million patients. Khalil has more than 15 years experience in creating, integrating and managing information technology systems for companies nationwide.

"We look forward to Adnane's contributions to our IT endeavors," said Jana Skewes, Shared Health's president and chief executive officer. "His background in integrating business and IT goals will benefit Shared Health's customers by delivering market-based solutions that enable Shared Health to continue to transform care."

Khalil brings a solid track record to Shared Health, most recently serving as executive vice president of technology, chief technology officer and chief information officer at MedAvant Healthcare Solutions. Previously, he was the director of corporate technologies at WEBMD Corporation, senior manager of application/database administration and disaster recovery operations at MAXIM Group. He also served at Kaiser Permanente and Dun & Bradstreet Software Services in similar capacities.

Khalil received a bachelor of science degree from the University of West Florida in computer science and an M.B.A. from Brenau University. He will reside inChattanooga, Tenn.

About Shared Health

Shared Health is transforming health care by offering innovative health information technology solutions that improve quality and lower costs. Shared Health's web-based applications securely share and connect medical information across a patient's network of clinicians. It strives to be the clinician's trusted partner for sharing relevant patient information at the point of care, enabling both health care professionals and consumers to improve outcomes. For more information on Shared Health, visit the company's web site at www.sharedhealth.com.

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