Dr. Berger is an internationally recognized expert on the privacy, confidentiality and security of electronic health information. He is also an expert in the design and structure of computer-based medical health records. His background as a medical practitioner, together with his extensive knowledge of privacy issues, gives Intercilium Inc., and PHDtoGo unique advantages in the marketplace.

It was while working as a family doctor in North America that Dr. Berger saw first hand the importance of keeping an accessible, detailed, personal medical record -- and of keeping that information private and confidential. Travelers and tourists often arrived without their healthcare records while other patients had illegible, outdated records that they gathered from visits to several practitioners.

"PHDtoGo resulted from a very real need for a better system of healthcare record-keeping. We have created an intuitive, flexible application which allows people instant online access to their health information, while also comprehensively protecting their privacy," says Dr. Berger.

In June, Dr. Berger was a speaker at a seminar on "Medical Confidentiality in the Age of Computers and the Internet." The seminar, held at Tel Aviv University, was sponsored by the Organization for Medicine and Law.

At Intercilium Inc., Dr. Berger heads a core team with over 30 years of combined experience in developing computerized health records.

From 1994 to 1998 Dr. Wolf was the assistant director of the physician team at HBOC Medical, Ltd. that developed computerized medical documentation systems, and was in charge of medical quality assurance.

Dr. Wolf continues to practice medicine, and receives direct input from her patients. This is a critical element in the ongoing development of PHDtoGo.

His certifications and affiliations include: The American Board of Family Practice; The American Academy of Family Physicians; The American College of Emergency Physicians; provider and instructor in Advanced Cardiac Life Support; and provider in neonatal, pediatric and advanced trauma life support.

From 1994 to 1998 Dr. Green was a medical specialist editor for a company that developed computerized medical documentation systems.

In 1998, Dr. Green returned to the U.S. from Israel, and continued working as an Emergency Department physician. In October 1999 he joined Intercilium Inc., advising the company on all medical quality assurance and medical design issues particular to the U.S. market.

In 1994, she began working as an independent marketing consultant and copywriter for hi-tech companies and start-ups. Her areas of expertise include Internet marketing and strategic planning for health-related Web sites. She joined Intercilium Inc. in January 1999 and is responsible for marketing strategy and research.

Mr. Bahar leads the team of technical experts and consultants developing the PHDtoGo application.

In 1985 Mr. Orion completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Arts at the Bezalel School of Design in Jerusalem, Israel. After working for 8 years as a freelance designer, he became the art director of a number of multi-media applications and games. His expertise includes product design for computerized medical documentation systems.

A combat paramedic in the Israel Defense Forces, Mr. Agiv is trained to provide emergency medical services and emergency stabilization. Since 1995 he has been working in the computer field, and has expertise in many areas of computer and Internet use, including medical informatics.

Ms. Aloni has an extensive background in advertising, sales, retail management, public relations, and system analysis. She is responsible for all executive office management functions.

An award-winning journalist, Ms. Ratzersdorfer Allen was the Associate Editor of The Jerusalem Post Magazine, where she directed editorial content and production from 1991 to 1999. She is also a certified aromatherapist and teaches therapeutic massage, foot reflex analysis and Swiss reflex massage. From November 1999 to July 2000 Fern worked at Intercilium Inc., where she combined her skills as a writer and editor with her avid interest in medical issues.