WEST PALM BEACH, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 04/09/07 -- Hydromedix Group, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HMXG), a state-of-the-art medical development company engaged in developing medical devices that accelerate the healing process of numerous types of physical injuries, is proud to announce today the company is currently acquiring financing to complete its initial design of their appendage apparatus (arm, breast, face, foot, shoulder, and torso wrap) for use with their Patented Technology. HMXG is currently acquiring a financing deal that will raise in excess of $250,000 to fully fund prototype development.

Brian Meserlian, President and CEO, commented, "We are extremely pleased with the funding arrangement that will allow HMXG to complete all phases of the prototype design process. We are significantly closer to achieving our goals of getting the prototypes into clinics for testing on patients and are confident once our products are in the market, they will improve the healing process more rapidly than the traditional healing methods."

About Hydromedix Group, Inc.

Hydromedix, (www.hydromedix.com) operates within the 200+ Billion Dollar Medical Devices and Supply Industry and develops medical devices that accelerate the rate of healing of certain types of injuries. Upon completion of development of the products and appropriate testing; HMXG intends to market their products to a diverse market clientele, including medical offices, hospitals, long-term care facilities and physical therapists. Their Patented "Dry Contact Whirlpool Therapy" technology speeds the healing process for post-operative surgical patients, radiation therapy, and the rehabilitating process for injured athletes by applying heat or cold to the injured area in a more efficient and effective manner, thus having the potential to speed up the healing process a considerable amount compared to the traditional healing methods.

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