TeamPrepared(TM) Named Top Safety Product for Schools

LANCASTER, Pa., March 31 /PRNewswire/ -- InnerLink, an innovative developer of web-based health and safety solutions, has been honored with District Administration magazine's Reader's Choice Award for leading safety products for schools in 2007-2008.

TeamPrepared is the bridge between schools and those who serve them in a crisis. This secure web-based solution improves schools' security and preparedness based on guidelines provided by emergency planning experts with the U. S. Department of Education, Secret Service, FBI and Jane's Information Group. TeamPrepared features comprehensive site assessments, planning tools to help schools coordinate emergency preparation and plans with first responders, and best-practice templates for planning both natural and manmade incident responses.

"We are excited that the readers of Direct Administration named TeamPrepared as one of their top 100 products," said Robert Gillio, M.D., Chairman and CEO of InnerLink, Inc. "It's a small world when school shootings and other crises seem to come closer to home than one would like. Nothing will prevent tragedy, but good planning can lessen the likelihood of injury and help ease and facilitate the recovery, that's where InnerLink comes in -- helping our communities stay safe and healthy is our passion."

Hundreds of District Administration readers rated more than 1,000 products to select the top winners, including InnerLink's TeamPrepared. To learn more about the Reader's Choice Top 100 kindergarten through twelfth grade products for 2007-2008, visit http://www.districtadministration.com/viewarticle.aspx?articleid=1475&p=3#0. To learn more about TeamPrepared, visit http://www.theinnerlink.com.

InnerLink, Inc., headquartered in Lancaster, PA, is an innovative developer of health and safety solutions for schools, communities and healthcare professionals. This mission of InnerLink is to help people live healthier, safer lives through education, collaboration, data sharing and community involvement. InnerLink's software "innerlinks" knowledge, skills and practical applications across disciplines and communities improving the health and safety of its users. http://www.theinnerlink.com