ST. CLOUD, MN - February 2007 – Medical scheduling software company Adjuvant receives initial round of funding from the Central Minnesota Initiative Foundation. According to partner and Board of Directors chair Justin Wampach “we have been developing a new plan for quite some time and we are pleased that the Initiative Foundation believes in it and is helping to support it”. Although the terms of the deal and the dollar amount were not disclosed, “this is a great start for us to begin implementing our 3 year vision” stated Wampach. The vision includes a new scheduling tool for Cardiologists and a more marketing and R&D driven company to meet the needs of our customers.

About the Central Minnesota Initiative Foundation
Created in 1986 by a partnership of local people and The McKnight Foundation, the Initiative Foundation is one of six Minnesota Initiative Foundations (MIFs) serving greater Minnesota. The MIFs were originally formed to address economic issues related to rural flight, poverty and downtown decline, which were prevalent during the mid-1980s. Today, the MIFs work to make the six regions outside the metropolitan area stronger and more prosperous. Each foundation's priorities are decided by the people in its own region, with grants and loans supporting such issues as economic development, leadership development, community building, and families, youth and seniors. For more information, visit www.ifound.org

About Adjuvant, LLC
Adjuvant’s product Call Scheduler is a medical ASP program used for scheduling, maintaining and publishing doctors and other health care provider’s schedules for their work and on-call coverage. Founded in 1988 by Family Practice physician Dr. Patrick Zook, M.D., today Adjuvant is a national leader in physician on-call scheduling. Adjuvant is headquartered in St. Cloud, Minnesota. For more information, visit www.call-scheduler.com