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St. Louis, May 17, 2004 - Express Scripts, one of the largest pharmacy benefit management companies (PBM) in North America, today announced that it will locate a new 650-employee contact center in St. Marys, located in Camden County, Georgia. The new contact center will respond to inquiries from prescription benefit plan members about their benefits. The contact center will open in late-summber 2004, making Express Scripts the largest private employer in Camden County.

"Our new contact center is part of a broader effort to focus on delivering quality service to our customers," said Alan Winters, Vice President of contact center operations for Express Scripts. "Our clients and their members will benefit from the excellent member service that Camden County, St. Marys and Southeast Georgia's highly motivated workforce will provide."

"While we considered several other commendable locations, St. Marys and Camden County provide the workforce and location that allows us to expand our member services to meet growing customer demands," said Barrett Toan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Express Scripts.

	Express Scripts is a Fortune 500 company that chose Camden for it's new Patient Care Contact Center. Located in St. Marys, the 67,000 square foot facility is open and plans to hire a total of 650 positions by years end. Roger Cheek, the Senior Director of the new facility states that "The communities response to our presence here as been tremendous". The Camden County Joint Development Authority invites you to visit and see why this Fortune 500 company chose Camden, and see how your company can also be a success with us.

	Photo & article from Express Scripts Newsletter "Expressions" August 2004
	Express Scripts Opens Contact Center in St. Marys, Georgia New Facility to Employ Approximately 650 People from Area St. Louis, May 17, 2004 - Express Scripts, one of the largest pharmacy benefit management companies (PBM) in North America, today announced that it will locate a new 650-employee contact center in St. Marys, located in Camden County, Georgia. The new contact center will respond to inquiries from prescription benefit plan members about their benefits. The contact center will open in late-summber 2004, making Express Scripts the largest private employer in Camden County. "Our new contact center is part of a broader effort to focus on delivering quality service to our customers," said Alan Winters, Vice President of contact center operations for Express Scripts. "Our clients and their members will benefit from the excellent member service that Camden County, St. Marys and Southeast Georgia's highly motivated workforce will provide." "While we considered several other commendable locations, St. Marys and Camden County provide the workforce and location that allows us to expand our member services to meet growing customer demands," said Barrett Toan, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Express Scripts.