Buffalo Grove, IL, August 2, 2012 – Healthcare-ID, Inc., announces that ARUP Laboratories joins twelve other blood centers using Donor-ID Web^TM software for their blood collection needs. ARUP Laboratories is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah and handles approximately 30,000 donations a year. They are a national clinical and anatomic pathology reference laboratory and a worldwide leader in innovative laboratory research and development. Bryan Sadorf, Executive Vice President and COO of Healthcare-ID states, “We feel very fortunate for this opportunity to collaborate with ARUP Laboratories, and look forward to a long, successful working relationship.”

Donor-ID^TM is used to collect over 7,000,000 units of blood annually at 12 other blood centers across the United States: Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center in Houston, TX; Memorial Blood Center in St Paul, MN; Mississippi Blood Services in Jackson, MS; Oklahoma Blood Institute in Oklahoma City, OK; Coffee Memorial Blood Center in Amarillo, TX; Blood Bank of Delmarva in Newark, DE; Stanford Blood Center in Palo Alto, CA; ITxM with Central Blood Bank in Pittsburgh, PA and LifeSource Blood Services in Chicago, IL; LifeStream in San Bernardino, California; Dak-Minn Blood Bank in partnership with Altru Health System in Grand Forks, ND; and The American Red Cross, nationwide.

(About Healthcare-ID) Incorporated in January 1995, Healthcare-ID develops and markets products to meet the Blood Center's need for automating the entry of accurate information at both fixed and mobile collection sites to eliminate disposal of collected blood units based on donor eligibility and suitability and significantly reduce the cost of blood collection. Healthcare-ID, with its Donor-ID Web^TM product offers modules including Registration, Health History Screening, CASI, Internet CASI, Physical Exam, Daily QC, Phlebotomy, Shipping, Survey, and Donor Adverse Reaction (as developed with the AABB Biovigilance committee) Donor-ID Web^TM interfaces to most major blood center data management systems. Visit www.healthcare-id.com for more information.