OXOS Medical

OXOS Medical In 2016 Dr. Gregory Kolovich, Chief Medical Officer and Evan Ruff, Chief Executive Officer, co-founded the company in Savannah, Georgia as Micro C, LLC.

OXOSⓇ Medical (OXOS) designs, develops and manufactures cloud-connected medical imaging solutions, enabling medical professionals to determine radiographic diagnoses at the point-of-care. and then established its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2020 they converted Micro C, LLC. to OXOS Medical, Inc., a C corporation. In 2021 OXOS entered the $40 billion U.S. diagnostic radiology market with U

.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance of its Micro CⓇ Medical Imaging System, a handheld, dynamic digital radiography (DDR) system. The company will develop and launch additional products utilizing the OXOS Platform—a system for on-demand image management, telehealth collaboration, and delivery of artificial intelligence (AI) diagnostics, among other workloads. The Micro C is available now with additional information available on the OXOS website: https://oxos.com/ or by email to [email protected].

🏈 FOOTBALL IS HERE! Finally. We all know the sport is fast and intense. But let’s talk about the less exciting side of f...
08/26/2026

🏈 FOOTBALL IS HERE! Finally.

We all know the sport is fast and intense. But let’s talk about the less exciting side of football for a hot second: timely injury assessment and treatment. Every minute a player waits for care can have lasting consequences for both the athlete and the team.

Read Dr Gregory P. Kolovich, MD's latest article to learn how portable X-ray can make all the difference to athletes and their physicians: https://hubs.li/Q04vfZsN0

Med team volunteers, collaboration, & MC2 🤝 expanding accessibility, changing how healthcare is delivered - that’s the m...
08/24/2026

Med team volunteers, collaboration, & MC2 🤝 expanding accessibility, changing how healthcare is delivered - that’s the mission

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08/23/2026

Just checked - still have bones 🦴

👋 Motion X-rays, all DDR (dynamic digital radiography), with the MC2 ultraportable & low dose

Bringing an X-ray into the training room doesn’t have to be hard 🤷🏻‍♀️You just need MC2 Go… https://bit.ly/46gNHqt 🔗
08/19/2026

Bringing an X-ray into the training room doesn’t have to be hard 🤷🏻‍♀️

You just need MC2 Go… https://bit.ly/46gNHqt 🔗

08/07/2026
07/22/2026

🤯 How is this even possible? | ad

🎥 X-ray images like these are typically made possible through Dynamic Digital Radiography (DDR). Think of it as an X-ray in motion. Instead of capturing a single image, DDR acquires a series of pulsed X-ray images that when played together, are visualized like a short movie, allowing clinicians to see anatomy in action. This added functional information can provide insights that a traditional X-ray simply can't.

🦴 The fact that these images were achieved with a portable x-ray unit you can hold in your hands is absolutely astounding to me. The MC2 by you see here is cordless and lightweight. What's really amazing about the work they are doing is that it gives healthcare professionals the opportunity to bring x-ray devices with low radiation profiles and capabilities right to the patient. Pretty amazing stuff if you ask me.

🤩 Imaging technology keeps getting more impressive. Have you worked with DDR yet?

07/20/2026

Officially trained ✅ at John Carroll. Thank you for having us, team!

06/24/2026

- instant
- right after the play
- ending with a clear call

✅ Hallway vibe check
05/22/2026

✅ Hallway vibe check

🤷🏽‍♀️ dynamic perfection if you ask me
05/11/2026

🤷🏽‍♀️ dynamic perfection if you ask me

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Atlanta, GA
30309

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