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Minicarm.com is a U.S.–based medical device company headquartered in Hauppauge, New York, specializing in Mini C-Arm fluoroscopy equipment. The company sells, leases, and rents new and refurbished Mini C-Arm systems, and offers repair, maintenance, and parts supply services. Minicarm.com serves clinics, hospitals, surgery centers, and other medical facilities nationwide.
History
[edit]Minicarm.com was founded by Christopher Bacon, an engineer with over four decades of experience in military, aerospace, and medical imaging design. Bacon is also the technical founder of Orthoscan, a manufacturer of C-Arm fluoroscopy machines, and was instrumental in designing the x-ray tube head used in most Orthoscan Mini C-Arms in production until recent models.[1]
In 2020, Minicarm.com expanded its U.S. operations by opening a dedicated Mini C-Arm refurbishment center in Hauppauge, New York. The facility includes an in-house sanding and paint booth, specialized testing stations, and assembly areas designed to enhance quality control. The center was created to streamline refurbishment workflows, reduce turnaround times, and enable same-day shipping for select orders.[2]
Services
[edit]The company offers a wide selection of Mini C-Arm fluoroscopy systems for sale, lease, or rent, including models such as the Hologic Fluoroscan InSight FD, Hologic Fluoroscan InSight 2, Orthoscan FD, and Orthoscan Mobile DI. Minicarm.com also purchases used Mini C-Arm equipment, sells replacement parts, and provides repair and preventive maintenance services regardless of original equipment manufacturer or unit age.[3]
Leadership
[edit]Christopher Bacon serves as president of Minicarm.com. Before founding the company, Bacon contributed to the design and production of Orthoscan’s first Mini C-Arm products, including its x-ray tube head. Earlier in his career, he worked in the military and aerospace sectors, contributing to systems used in Boeing aircraft, NASA Space Shuttle missions, naval vessels, missile systems, and radar technology. Outside of his professional work, Bacon has served as the executive director and head coach of the New York Rolling Fury wheelchair basketball club since 2010.
Joshua Bacon is the vice president of Minicarm.com. He holds a B.S. in legal studies from the University of Miami, where he also played Division I football, and a J.D. from New York Law School. He has over a decade of experience as a field service engineer in the Mini C-Arm industry and has been involved in both technical operations and business development for the company.
References
[edit]- ^ Radiology Business: Minicarm.com Expands Operations with New Mini C-Arm Refurbishment Center (Retrieved 2025-08-11)
- ^ OrthoSpine News: Minicarm.com Expands Operations with New Mini C-Arm Refurbishment Center (Retrieved 2025-08-11)
- ^ Access Newswire: Hologic Announces End of Life for Fluoroscan InSight FD Mini C-Arm (Retrieved 2025-08-11)