FOXO Technologies Inc. announced that its critical access-designated acute care hospital, Scott County Community Hospital (d/b/a Big South Fork Medical Center), has expanded clinical capabilities with inpatient tele-specialty services and cardiac diagnostics.

FOXO Technologies Inc. (OTC: FOXO) (“FOXO” or the “Company”) today announced that its critical access-designated acute care hospital, Scott County Community Hospital, Inc. (d/b/a Big South Fork Medical Center), has expanded its clinical capabilities through the addition of inpatient tele-specialty services and cardiac diagnostics.

In partnership with Rural Physicians Group, Big South Fork Medical Center now provides inpatient tele-specialty coverage in cardiology, pulmonology, and nephrology, enabling more patients to receive specialty evaluation and treatment locally. The hospital has historically transferred out a number of patients each month that required these services. The hospital also recently completed the implementation of on-site echocardiography services and has partnered with CompuMed to provide professional interpretation of echo studies performed at the facility.

“These additions strengthen our ability to treat patients locally while maintaining appropriate clinical oversight,” said Cathal McGuckin, Interim Chief Executive Officer of Big South Fork Medical Center. “Tele-specialty support, combined with expanded diagnostics, improves care access and reduces unnecessary patient transfers.”

“This expansion reflects FOXO’s commitment to building a practical, technology-enabled care model to ensure long-term sustainability for our flagship rural hospital.,” noted Seamus Lagan, Chief Executive Officer of FOXO. “By strengthening clinical infrastructure and expanding access to specialty services, we believe our hospital can increase its net revenues and continue to effectively serve patients in their communities well into the future.”

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