First-quarter financial results of ReBuilder Medical Technologies announced

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ReBuilder Medical Technologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets: RBRM) a provider of electronic treatments for the pain resulting from Peripheral Neuropathy and Peripheral Artery Disease today announced that it has turned the corner and is now reporting profits for the first Quarter of 2009.

"Our efforts to become profitable have been successful," said David Phillips, Ph.D. CEO., "and now we look forward to maintaining our momentum."

Additionally, Dr. Phillips reports: "We have abandoned our efforts to change the name of the company and it will remain as it is with no change in cusip number."

Finally, Dr. Phillips told reporters today: "We will have much more positive financial news to report in the next few days."

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