- CEO
- Michael A. Kramarz
- Full Time Employees
- 191
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Shell Companies
- Address
- 1604 West Pinhook Drive Lafayette LA United States of America 70508
- IPO Date
- Jan 2, 2013
- Business
- Oncologix Tech, Inc. (OCLG) operates as a diversified medical holding company focused on healthcare services, medical device manufacturing, and products distribution in the United States. The company provides personal home care services, including daily living assistance, companionship, homemaker services, Alzheimer's care, home care resource planning, and medical care coordination; manufactures and distributes the Toxygen hardware system with disposable speculums and medical-grade tubing for colon cleansing and bowel preparation prior to procedures such as colonoscopies; and offers home medical equipment for sleep and respiratory therapies, including C-PAP and BiPAP oxygen equipment, mask interfaces, personalized treatment plans, monitoring, and support services to skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and home care providers. It also develops biopharmaceutical products such as DNAGO and GenomeGO, which enable clinical genetic testing across more than 20,000 genes covering 7,000+ rare genetic diseases, including cystic fibrosis, Fabry disease, epilepsy, hemophilia, and hereditary cancers. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Lafayette, Louisiana, with prior references to Los Angeles, California, Oncologix serves domestic markets through segments encompassing personal care services, medical device manufacturing, and medical products distribution via subsidiaries like Advanced Medical Products and Technologies, Esteemcare Inc., and Affordable Medical Inventory Solutions Inc.
Recent developments include a 2022 definitive business combination agreement with DNAGO.Ai via reverse merger to integrate its AI-driven genetic testing platform, with plans to rename the combined entity DNAGO while maintaining the OCLG ticker, though completion status remains subject to shareholder approval and customary conditions; earlier acquisition of Dotolo Research Corp. in 2013, enhancing its medical device portfolio with FDA-registered colon hydrotherapy products and appointing Wayne Erwin as CEO; and ongoing pursuit of healthcare service expansions, such as letters of intent for private-pay elderly and veterans services providers, alongside plans for additional acquisitions to boost revenues and EBITDA through home medical equipment synergies. The company, formerly BestNet Communications Corp. until its name change in January 2007, currently functions in part as a non-operating shell pursuing reverse merger opportunities in biotechnology and life sciences.