EXHIBIT 99.1 PRESS RELEASE: Memorial Health Services Announces Sale of Anaheim
                            Memorial Medical Center

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                     Memorial Health Services Announces Sale
                       of Anaheim Memorial Medical Center

ANAHEIM, Calif., Oct. 31, 2007--Memorial Health Services (MHS), a not-for-profit
health care system with hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, announced
today that it has selected Integrated Healthcare Holdings, Inc. (IHHI) to
purchase its 224-bed facility in Anaheim.

IHHI, a partially physician-owned publicly traded hospital management company,
owns and operates four hospitals in Orange County with a total of 770 beds, 2787
employees and 1725 active physicians. These include Western Medical Center in
Santa Ana, Western Medical Center in Anaheim, Coastal Communities Hospital in
Santa Ana and Chapman Medical Center in Orange. IHHI has agreed to maintain
current levels of hospital services at Anaheim Memorial, as required by the
California Attorney General, including the acute care hospital and emergency
department. In addition, IHHI has committed to invest capital to improve Anaheim
Memorial's infrastructure and technology.

MHS announced in July 2006 that it would be exploring options of a partnership
or sale of Anaheim Memorial Medical Center as part of its strategy to meet
demands for future growth, new technology and required seismic retrofitting at
its other Southern California hospitals, as well as to pursue other strategic
opportunities. These hospitals--Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, Miller
Children's Hospital in Long Beach, Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center in
Fountain Valley and Saddleback Memorial Medical Center in Laguna Hills and in
San Clemente--are experiencing sizable increases in numbers of patients served,
physician referrals, new programs and services, market share and community
growth. These medical centers--serving more than 3 million people--are filling
critical community needs as either the area's major tertiary provider; the
region's only designated children's hospital; the sole community hospital; or by
being located in communities experiencing significant growth.

The current bidding process was led by Citigroup Global Markets, a financial
services firm that represented MHS in the process that just concluded. IHHI's
bid was the highest of all received, with a total bid of $68,000,000. IHHI is
also committing to a capital investment of $28,750,000 into the hospital to
benefit the community following the close of the sale.

"Consistent with the goal of maintaining high quality medical services in the
Orange County market, MHS developed criteria to assist in the selection of the
final bidder," explains Barry Arbuckle, PhD, President and Chief Executive
Officer of Memorial Health Services. Criteria included the purchase price for
AMMC and associated assets, a commitment to maintain acute care and emergency
services, a commitment to maintain the provision of charity care at historic
levels, experience in hospital operations, adequate financial resources to
purchase and operate the hospital assets, and a commitment to the Anaheim
community and hospital campus.

"I'm pleased that IHHI was selected to acquire such a highly regarded
institution like Anaheim Memorial Medical Center," says Bruce Mogel, IHHI Chief
Executive Officer.

"We will continue to offer patients in Orange County access to quality care that
is the hallmark of our other facilities. IHHI plans to hire substantially all of
Anaheim Memorial's current employees and work with its medical staff during the
transition," adds Larry Anderson, IHHI President. "We intend to improve Anaheim
Memorial by adding needed technology and other capital improvements. These
include new and upgraded diagnostic imaging services and technology, an
electronic medical record system, enhanced and improved operating rooms, a new
endovascular surgical suite, better parking facilities and more."

MHS anticipates filing the notice of the sale with the California Attorney
General's office before Dec. 1.