About Us
Clinical Mono-Place Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
The RxAir360 hyperbaric oxygen chamber is a pioneering product designed to fit within the confined dimensions of a physician's examining room. We are currently awaiting 510(k) clearance from the FDA before we can market or sell our device. It is the first and only medical mono-place hyperbaric oxygen chamber patented to accommodate dimensions no larger than 10x12, which align with 98% of specialty offices. Unlike competitor chambers designed for larger spaces in medical clinics and hospitals, the RxAir360 is specifically engineered to seamlessly integrate into these smaller spaces.
Our proprietary technology and utilization of additive manufacturing are positioned to enhance patient access to high-quality HBOT by enabling the installation of this groundbreaking medical device within physicians' examination rooms.
What is HBOT and What are the Benefits
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) constitutes a medical intervention designed to augment the body's inherent curative processes. This therapy involves the inhalation of 100% oxygen within a pressurized total body chamber. It is noninvasive, straightforward, and devoid of discomfort.
Often integrated into comprehensive medical treatment plans, HBOT yields notable enhancements in patients' quality of life, particularly in cases where conventional medical interventions have proven insufficient. Notably, this therapy facilitates the natural administration of additional oxygen to the body, accompanied by minimal adverse effects.
Comfort and Accessibility
Patients will assume an upright position, facilitating the mitigation of claustrophobia and enhancing overall comfort during hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Our objective is to eventually match and exceed the current quantity of hyperbaric chambers in the USA. This approach will expand the reach of hyperbaric oxygen therapy to a larger patient population.
Benefits for Doctors
The innovative design of RxAir360 allows physicians to offer hyperbaric oxygen therapy directly within their offices, eliminating the need to refer patients to external clinics or outpatient hospital facilities. This in-office therapy not only prioritizes patient-centered care but also significantly enhances the revenue stream for physicians.
In the United States, the typical examination room office space measures no more than 10’ x 12’. As most mono-place hyperbaric oxygen chambers are 7’ long and are accompanied by a 7’ gurney, adhering to fire and safety regulations that mandate a 3’ space between the head and foot portions necessitates a minimum room length of 20', which is frequently unavailable.