WEST PALM BEACH, FL -- 05/30/08 --
American Capital Partners Limited, Inc.
(PINKSHEETS: APRJ) announces that MyoGauge Corporation, the developers of a
pain validity testing system that can identify and verify individuals who
submit fraudulent insurance claims, has completed the initial clinical
review of the Pain Validity Testing System. After extensive clinical
experimentation by the Texas Chiropractic Clinic, the MyoGauge System
showed favorable results and will be recommended as a test to pinpoint
symptom magnification. Symptom magnifications or a person who is "faking an
injury" are the leading causes for fraudulent low back injury claims to
disability insurance companies, workers compensation, health care providers
and automotive insurers costing billions in phony claims annually. The
MyoGauge Pain Validity Tests will drastically decrease the number of
criminal insurance claims submitted and will aid insurance companies and
employers in reducing insurance costs. "American Capital Partners is
pleased with the results of the initial clinical tests and looks forward to
the final results being published. We are confident that MyoGauge will
greatly enhance our business profile as a holding company," says American
Capital Partners CEO Frank Speight.
About MyoGauge Corporation: The MyoGauge System is a computerized physical
assessment device that measures and analyses muscle strength and joint
range of motion. A MyoGauge test, utilizing the MyoGauge Pain Validity
System, will identify the legitimacy of an insurance claim as well as
document the extent of impairment. The MyoGauge System addresses the
problem of "evidenced documentation" being required by insurance companies.
The MyoGauge Testing System will identify and verify staged auto accident
injuries for profit, on the job malingerers and low back fraudulent claims.
The MyoGauge Test has proven successful in identifying individuals that are
trying to fake an injury and exacerbate their symptoms to file a fraudulent
insurance claim. Another application of the Testing System is to utilize
for pre-employment evaluation for pre-existing injuries that would hinder
job performance and lead to future worker compensation claims.
Safe Harbor:
Except for historical information contained herein, the statements made in
this press release constitute "forward-looking" statements within the
meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, which
invoke significant risks and uncertainties. Certain factors, including
those outside the company's control, may cause actual results to differ
materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements.
For additional information contact:
Joseph Kump
561-366-9211
joe@acpbdc.com
