He’s here. He’s doing well.

It’s nothing out of the ordinary.

He continues to do well and is improving daily. His doctors are currently in the process of assessing him for discharge at the time of this release.

The doctors are assessing him for discharge on a day-to-day basis. He’s not quite ready for release from the hospital.

Decisions regarding his discharge are made on a day-to-day basis and if all continues to improve, we anticipate, his date of discharge as Thursday.

She’s been fine. It’s just tests, just an appointment for tests. That’s all there is to it.

President Ford was admitted to Eisenhower Medical Centre in Rancho Mirage with pneumonia. He is doing well and resting comfortably.

His pneumonia continues to improve.

Mrs. Betty Ford remained in Eisenhower Medical Center overnight following tests late on Thursday afternoon. She has returned home and will resume a normal schedule.

The president is getting out of bed, reading the newspapers and eating well. He is in a good mood and wanting to return home. His condition is not life-threatening.

Based on his age, it is prudent for his initial course of treatment – IV antibiotics – to be done at the hospital.

He is doing well and resting comfortably.

President Ford is responding to treatment and doing well.

He is doing well and continuing to respond to treatments.

He continues to respond to treatments and is improving every day.

President Gerald R. Ford remains a patient at Eisenhower Medical Center for continuing respiratory therapy using treatment measures that are not easily available at home.

She has returned home and will resume a normal schedule.

He is sitting in a chair reading his newspapers and we continue to anticipate a Thursday discharge. Decisions regarding his discharge are made on a day-to-day basis.

He is responding to treatment and shows improvement every day.