Mr. Antonio Baldassarre reports

UNIDOC AI H3 CUBE SUPPLIED THROUGH HP INC. TO BE DEPLOYED TO UKRAINE'S LARGEST CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

Unidoc Health Corp. has deployed an AI-equipped (artificial intelligence) H3 Health Cube to Okhmatdyt, Ukraine's largest children's hospital. This deployment follows a recent missile attack and is part of the previously announced purchase order through HP Inc., facilitated by the Hope Ukraine Foundation. The cube currently being fabricated by Unidoc and is expected to ship within the next two week and to be installed in early September.

Key take-aways:

• Unidoc H3 Health Cube deployed to Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital;
• Urgent need met following recent missile attack;
• Deployment part of purchase order through HP.

"This deployment highlights the impact and versatility of our H3 Health Cubes in providing critical health care solutions in times of need," said Unidoc chief executive officer Antonio Baldassarre. "Working with HP and the Hope Ukraine Foundation allows us to extend our reach and support essential medical services in Ukraine. With this deployment, we aim to demonstrate the value of our technology and our commitment to global health initiatives."

The H3 Health Cube was purchased by the Hope Ukraine Foundation, an organization dedicated to supporting Ukrainian people both in Ukraine and Italy. Since 2022, the foundation has co-ordinated housing for 10,000 people in Italy and provided humanitarian aid throughout Ukraine. The foundation's ability to deliver crucial health care solutions underscores its significant role in addressing urgent medical needs in conflict zones.

This AI-equipped H3 Health Cube, part of a recent purchase order from HP, is designed to offer comprehensive e-health services. With Neil Connect AI software, it integrates a range of diagnostic tools, ensuring high-quality, remote consultations. The system's deployment in Okhmatdyt aims to enhance medical care accessibility and precision, crucial for pediatric care in the current crisis.

Unidoc received an inaugural purchase order from HP on June 17, 2024, for 10 AI-equipped H3 Health Cubes, with deployments planned across various regions in Europe. This order includes both indoor and outdoor units, integrating advanced AI technology to improve connectivity between patients and health care providers. The deployment to Okhmatdyt represents the first of these units, demonstrating the technology's versatility and immediate impact in emergency health care settings.

Marco Toson, president of Hope Ukraine Foundation ETS, who played a pivotal role in facilitating this deployment, and Volodymyr Zhovnir, director-general of Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital, will oversee the local implementation and operation of the H3 Health Cubes.

Mr. Toson stated: "The arrival of the H3 Health Cube is planned to help Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital boost its capabilities. The integration of advanced AI with their medical services will help to provide care to the young patients, especially in these challenging times. We are grateful to Unidoc and HP Inc. for working with us to make this happen."

About Unidoc Health Corp.

Unidoc is developing an e-health solution, which is being designed as a self-contained remote virtual clinic within a private kiosk for patients to undergo full consultations as if they were present in a physician's office. E-health opens the doors to a large segment of the population challenged by access, experience or understanding of on-line computer technology. It is the company's belief that physical accessibility is the key to its business proposition. Unidoc is dedicated to unlocking shareholder value by delivering an excellent product and sophisticated commercial network within an expedited time frame.

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