Advanced Health Scan

This company is the limited partner of another company, Premier Management Applications. Collectively the companies report their primary objective is to jointly finance, develop, operate and own a medical imaging center located in the Inland Empire area of Southern California. Investors are solicited who are said to participate in revenues received from the operation of the Limited Partnership on the basis of Partnership units. According to the "Terms of the Offering, " sales will be made only to persons meeting certain standards of income and net worth. These securities involve a high degree of risk, and no secondary market currently exists for the Limited Partnership units.

Careful evaluation of all investment offers should be done prior to signing agreements. Rather than make an immediate decision, insist that the caller confirm details of the offer and all verbal promises in writing. Verify that the offer is registered, or exempt from such requirement, with your state securities commissioner. California law requires any company, or individual, selling securities as an investment, to register with the Securities Regulation Division of the Department of Corporations.(DOC). This registration requirement includes; financial planners, broker-dealers, broker-dealer agents, investment advisers, and investment adviser representatives. Limited Patnerships are required to register unless an exemption is filed with the state. General Partnerships, however, are not required to register. Those who invest in General Partnerships may also be accountable for the financial liabilities of the entire partnership. Offers claiming to be exempt from registration must meet specific requirements. Specifically, they must be limited to no more than 35 investors who are: immediate relatives or friends; current investors in other offers made by the company; persons referred by current investors; and to those with the expertise to make a valid decision. Generally, if an offer is sold via telephone, it is an indication it would not be qualified for exemption under current law.