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                                                                    EXHIBIT 99.3

(BW) (ADAC LABORATORIES) (ADAC) ADAC Announces Completion of Acquisition of
Community Health Computing

                 MILPITAS, California -- July 13, 1995 -- ADAC Laboratories
(NASDAQ: ADAC) announced today the completion of its acquisition of Community
Health Computing (CHC) of Houston, Texas at a cost of approximately $16.5
million plus expenses of approximately $1.9 million.

                 Mr. David L. Lowe, Chief Executive Officer, stated, "ADAC has
acquired all rights to CHC's product portfolios for the laboratory information
systems and radiology information systems markets.  Furthermore, the
acquisition includes all associated customer support contracts which represent
$12 million in recurring annual revenue.  This acquisition marks ADAC's
entrance into the $400 million laboratory information systems market,
increasing our addressable market by 75 percent.  ADAC's immediate focus in
laboratory information systems will be the completion of LabStat(TM), new
client-server, open architecture product.  CHC has invested 180 staff years in
developing LabStat which is expected to be available for customer delivery in
the first half of 1996."

                 Mr. Lowe continued, "ADAC's existing radiology information
systems product line, which includes QuadRIS(TM), is significantly strengthened
with the addition of CHC's RadStat(TM) product, creating the most dominant
product line in the radiology information systems industry."

                 Mr. Lowe concluded, "The acquisition of CHC brings ADAC over
160 installed customer sites in the laboratory information systems market and
300 installed customer sites in the radiology information systems market.  The
combination of this installed base and a broad product offering of technically
advanced clinical healthcare systems represents a significant milestone in our
strategic plan to aggressively grow our healthcare information systems
business."

                 As previously announced, Mr. Mark Lamp has been appointed
President, ADAC HealthCare Information Systems, the new division combining ADAC
SD&G Healthcare Systems and CHC.  The headquarters for ADAC HealthCare
Information Systems will be in Houston, Texas.

                 ADAC Laboratories is recognized as the world market share
leader in nuclear medicine and the leading supplier of radiology information
systems in North America.  ADAC was one of only six manufacturing companies
nationwide to receive a site visit for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality
Award in 1994.  The company headquarters are in Milpitas, California.