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Banyan Corporation forms subsidiary, acquires stake in imaging company

Published in Telemedicine Business Week, March 2nd, 2005

Banyan Corporation (BANY) has formed a new wholly owned subsidiary, Diagnostic USA, Inc., which Banyan Corporation intends to use to enter the diagnostic imaging arena.

The formation of Diagnostic USA is expected to both augment Banyan's business and greatly enhance the capabilities and offerings of the company's growing chain of Chiropractic USA clinics.

Banyan has ratified the January 7th Purchase Agreement wherein Diagnostic USA may acquire up to a 40% interest in Diagnostic Solutions of America, LLC ("Diagnostic Solutions") from its parent company National Diagnostic Solutions, Inc. The acquisition is expected to close before March 2005.

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