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September 12, 2026 • Company News

RxAir360 Founder Diallo M. Watts, Sr. Announces New Book, "Locked Out of Healing"

The story behind the question that helped inspire RxAir360.

RxAir360 founder and CEO Diallo M. Watts, Sr. announced the September 18, 2026 release of his new book, Locked Out of Healing: Why Patients Are Denied Care That Could Change Their Lives.

Long before RxAir360 existed, there was a question.

After his father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, Watts began researching treatments, emerging science, and options that might offer hope. That journey eventually introduced him to hyperbaric oxygen therapy and to a much larger question about healthcare access: Why can a treatment exist, yet remain out of reach for so many of the people who might seek it?

That question became part of the foundation for RxAir360.

Locked Out of Healing tells the larger personal story behind that journey, from a son's search for answers for his father to the experiences, relationships, setbacks, and discoveries that ultimately helped shape the mission behind RxAir360.

The book is not the story of a medical device. It is the story of what happened before the device and why access became personal.

Locked Out of Healing was released September 18, 2026 and is now available in paperback and Kindle.

“Having medical options and having access to them are not the same thing.”

Diallo M. Watts, Sr.

Locked Out of Healing

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Available now in paperback and Kindle

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July 2026 • Op-Ed

The Next Healthcare Breakthrough Will Not Be a New Treatment; It Will Be Better Access to Existing Care

After his previous article received attention, the International Business Times (IBTimes) invited Founder & CEO Diallo M. Watts, Sr. to write an opinion piece. The resulting byline examines how geography and outdated delivery models can prevent patients from reaching care that already exists — and already works.

"We spend $5 trillion annually on healthcare, yet for too many patients, the greatest barrier to better care isn't science — it's geography."

The perspective reflects a belief that better healthcare outcomes require not only innovation, but better ways for patients to reach proven care.

Read Full Article on IBTimes

National Media Coverage • June 2026

How Diallo M. Watts Turned a Family Health Crisis Into a Mission to Expand Access to Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Following his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis, Diallo M. Watts, Sr. discovered hyperbaric oxygen therapy — and a staggering gap in American healthcare. Fewer than 1,400 HBOT facilities serve over 300,000 physician practices nationwide. In a compelling profile, the International Business Times covered how one family's health crisis sparked a medical technology company focused on closing that access gap.

"The science behind HBOT is well established. Access is not. Hyperbaric medicine is not limited by science — it is limited by infrastructure," Watts told the International Business Times. The article traces RxAir360's journey from concept through its patented vertical monoplace chamber design, engineered specifically for physician offices rather than hospital hyperbaric suites.

The story was subsequently picked up by Wellness Voice, a leading publication covering health innovation and medical technology, further amplifying RxAir360's mission to a broader audience of health innovators and medical professionals.

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"This isn't just about one company or one product. It's about whether millions of Americans who could benefit from HBOT will actually have access to it — in their own doctor's office, in their own community."

— Diallo M. Watts, Sr., Founder & CEO, RxAir360 Inc.

Why This Matters

Two national publications — International Business Times and Wellness Voice — independently profiled RxAir360's founding story and technology
The RxAir360 vertical monoplace chamber is purpose-built for physician offices and is designed to fit within many standard exam room configurations
Third-party media validation reinforces RxAir360's credibility with physicians, investors, and partners evaluating the company ahead of FDA 510(k) clearance

Key Takeaway: National media attention is shining a spotlight on the infrastructure gap in hyperbaric medicine — and RxAir360's patented chamber is positioned as the solution that brings HBOT to the physician office.

Read on IBTimes Read on Wellness Voice

Research Brief — Part 1 • April 10, 2026

The Hyperbaric Access Gap — DMV Region

First in a 4-part series — A data-driven analysis of geographic disparities in hyperbaric oxygen therapy access across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.

The 2-page Executive Teaser provides a concise synopsis of the full research brief, summarizing key findings for investors and stakeholders seeking a quick overview.

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Research Highlights

Quantified physician practice density vs. HBOT facility availability
Geographic mapping of underserved communities in the DMV region
Infrastructure expansion opportunity analysis

Download the Research Brief

Executive Teaser (2-Page Synopsis) Full Research Brief

Parts 2, 3 & 4 coming soon — This is the first installment in a 4-part research series

Founder's Letter • March 13, 2026

Why Hyperbaric Medicine Is Entering Its Infrastructure Phase

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is an FDA-cleared treatment for 14 approved conditions—yet the United States has fewer than 1,400 treatment facilities.

By comparison, dialysis expanded to 7,500+ centers, imaging expanded to 6,900+ facilities, and urgent care to 10,000 clinics nationwide.

The therapy works. Infrastructure hasn't.

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Why This Matters

Reveals the infrastructure gap that has quietly limited access to HBOT
Explains why access to hyperbaric care remains a growing concern for veterans suffering from traumatic brain injury and related conditions
Discover the catalyst that could accelerate HBOT adoption the way dialysis expanded in the 1990s

"The science behind HBOT is well established. Access is not. Hyperbaric medicine is not limited by science — it is limited by infrastructure."

— Diallo M. Watts, Sr., Founder & CEO, RxAir360 Inc.

Inside the Founder's Letter

The Founder's Letter explains three forces driving this infrastructure shift—and why now is the tipping point

Read the Full Founder's Letter

November 2025 • Market Analysis

HBOT Market Poised for Strong Growth: Monoplace Chambers Lead the Way

Recent market data show that the global hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) market is entering a high-growth phase — expanding from roughly US $3.98 billion in 2025 to more than US $6.7 billion by 2034 (Precedence Research).

Monoplace chambers — compact systems designed for a single patient — are driving the largest share of this expansion as hospitals and physician offices increasingly adopt outpatient-friendly HBOT solutions (Future Market Insights).

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Why This Matters for RxAir360

Strengthens the business case for RxAir360's vertical monoplace chamber, purpose-built for office integration
Highlights growing demand and reimbursement potential across multiple specialties
Supports the investor narrative of a large and expanding total addressable market

"The HBOT industry is growing quickly. Upon receiving FDA 510(k) clearance, RxAir360 intends to be positioned to offer a safer, smarter, and more accessible chamber design for physicians seeking to integrate HBOT into their practices."

— Diallo M. Watts Sr., Founder & CEO of RxAir360 Inc.

Key Takeaway: With the HBOT market set to nearly double in size this decade, RxAir360's physician-office chamber is at the forefront of next-generation oxygen therapy.

November 2025 • Safety & Compliance

Safety and Compliance Take Center Stage in the HBOT Industry

A series of incidents this year — including a tragic chamber fire in Michigan that led to criminal charges and another fatal flash fire in Arizona (People.com, Washington Post) — have brought renewed scrutiny to hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) safety and facility compliance nationwide.

These events have prompted regulators and manufacturers alike to emphasize stricter adherence to NFPA and ASME standards, fire-suppression systems, and operational safety training.

At RxAir360, Safety Isn't an Afterthought — It's Engineered Into Every Detail

The company's vertically oriented monoplace chamber incorporates redundant pressure sensors, precision-calibrated valves, and automated venting to ensure a controlled decompression sequence under all conditions.

Intelligent Technician-Response Safeguard

If the operator remains idle for more than ten minutes during treatment, the system automatically prompts them to confirm activity at the control panel.

If no response is detected, the chamber initiates a safe, automatic decompression cycle, allowing the patient to exit independently and ensuring protection in the event of a technician emergency or loss of responsiveness.

Redundant Pressure Sensors

Multiple monitoring systems

Precision-Calibrated Valves

Automated safety controls

Automated Venting

Controlled decompression

"Safety has always been our north star. From redundant pressure sensors to automated technician safeguards, our chamber is designed to think ahead — protecting both patient and provider."

— Diallo M. Watts Sr., Founder & CEO of RxAir360 Inc.

This forward-thinking approach positions RxAir360 as a leader in clinical-grade safety innovation, aligning its design philosophy with the highest standards of patient care and risk mitigation.

Key Takeaway: As the HBOT industry faces heightened safety scrutiny, RxAir360 continues to prioritize engineering precision, intelligent automation, and physician confidence.

February 2026 • Company Milestone

RxAir360 Completes Form 211 Filing, Positions for OTC Market Quotation

RxAir360 Inc. has completed its Form 211 filing with market maker Glendale Securities and transfer agent Dynamic Stock Transfer in preparation for quotation on the OTC Markets. This filing represents a key corporate milestone, positioning the company for enhanced shareholder liquidity and public market visibility ahead of its anticipated FDA 510(k) clearance.

"This is a significant step in our transparency journey," said Diallo M. Watts, Sr., Founder and CEO. "Filing Form 211 reflects our commitment to operating with the highest standards of corporate governance as we build toward commercialization, pending FDA 510(k) clearance."

The OTC filing does not constitute a public offering. All existing Regulation D and accredited investor requirements remain in effect.

Key Takeaway: The Form 211 filing signals RxAir360's readiness for a more visible market presence, reinforcing the company's commitment to investor transparency and long-term governance standards.