Press Releases
- Wellstar Establishes Data Storage for Images 08/10/2010
- Wellstar Announces Receipt of New Camera Prototypes 07/15/2010
- Wellstar International, Inc. Announces Success in Beta Test 05/11/2010
- Wellstar International Announces Another New Installation 04/28/2010
- Wellstar International, Inc. Announces New Installation04/20/2010
Welcome to Wellstar International
Wellstar International Inc. provides functional imaging systems through the use of infrared detection, specifically its wholly owned Trillenium Medical Imaging (TMI) System. This technology blends proprietary software with a highly durable and fully calibrated thermal detection device to record variances in body temperature. The TMI System provides a non-invasive procedure and is approved by the FDA as an Adjunctive Diagnostic screening procedure which can be used for early breast cancer detection, differential diagnosis of pain dysfunctions, (such as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy, Neuromuscular Skeletal Syndromes and Neurological disorders), the early detection of pressure ulcers and deep tissue injuries, as well as orthopedic applications.
CEO Message : John Antonio
08/01/2010
As the CEO of Wellstar, I wanted to take the time to provide a current update of events at the company.
We have been working very hard to have our Trillennium Medical Imaging (TMI) System ready to go to market. We are anxiously awaiting the Duke Study on our TMI System to be published in the ADVANCES IN SKIN AND WOUND CARE PUBLICATION JOURNAL. We have answered several rounds of questions and are confident that we will have the results published in August or September. This will obviously be a very important milestone for Wellstar International as this independent report will validate the results we have been seeing and reinforce the demand for our Trillennium Medical Imaging System in the marketplace.
The timing of the publication coincides with our new camera being completed and ready for mass production. As previously announced, we have contracted with a multibillion dollar manufacturer to have the camera designed to be market ready and user friendly. Up until this point, we have been in Beta Tests and getting good results with our current camera. This testing period has given us the ability to learn how to improve the system in our target work environment and we have done so. We have been able to design a better camera specifically made for our market which includes Hospitals, Nursing Homes and Long Term Care Facilities (LTAC). We also have been able to reduce the cost of the system by more than 40%. When the company starts to place systems with the price savings our path to profitability will be very quick. The company expects to be cash flow positive within 3 months of our initial launch.