BioXgen, a medical device company based in San Francisco, announced today that it has opened an investment offering under Regulation Crowdfunding and will host a live investor webinar on April 30, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. Pacific Time. The event will showcase the company's cardiac patch on a heart model, providing investors and the public with a firsthand look at the device and an opportunity to hear from leadership about development progress, regulatory milestones, and the path toward first-in-human use.
Each year, more than 500,000 Americans undergo open-heart surgery, and nearly half develop postoperative atrial fibrillation (POAF) within days of their procedure. POAF is the most common complication of open-heart surgery, yet no FDA-approved device currently exists to prevent it. BioXgen is developing a cardiac patch intended to address this unmet need at the surgical site, with clinical data the company cites showing a tenfold reduction in postoperative AFib rates.
The company reports that the device is fully developed and that its FDA pre-submission has been filed, marking an important step toward final regulatory review. During the webinar, Dr. David Skinner, President and CEO, and Dr. John Konhilas, Founder and CSO, will present the device on a heart model, explain its application during surgery, discuss the clinical rationale for the patch, and answer live questions from attendees about the technology and BioXgen’s investment opportunity.
“This is a chance for investors to see exactly what BioXgen has built and why we believe it could change the future of open-heart surgery,” said Dr. David Skinner. “We have moved beyond concept. The device is finished, the regulatory process is underway, and we are excited to open this next phase of growth to the community.”
BioXgen’s current community investment round is being conducted pursuant to Regulation Crowdfunding, giving eligible investors the opportunity to participate as the company advances toward FDA clearance and commercialization. The webinar is designed to offer a closer look at the device, the clinical problem it aims to solve, and the broader market opportunity around POAF prevention. Attendees will be able to see the product, learn more about the company’s progress, and ask questions about the investment offering in a live interactive setting.
To learn more about the offering, visit invest.bioxgen.life. To attend the webinar, register here.
