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Odyssey Health, Inc.

CIK: 16266442 Annual ReportsLatest: 2026-10-28
Revenue: N/ANet Income: -$5,729,693Source 10-K
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10-K / October 28, 2026

Revenue:N/A
Income:-$5,729,693

10-K / November 13, 2024

Revenue:N/A
Income:-$905,771

10-K / October 28, 2026

Odyssey Health, Inc.

Overview

  • Nevada corporation, formed March 2014.

  • Principal executive offices: 2300 West Sahara Avenue, Suite 800 - #4012, Las Vegas, NV 89102.

  • IPO registration statement effective July 2015; shares trade on OTC Markets (OTCID). Public market for the stock is very limited.

  • The company uses the names Odyssey, ODYY, the Company, our Company, we, us, and our interchangeably.

  • Mission: create or acquire assets, intellectual property, and technologies with clinical utility to meet unmet medical needs.

  • Business model: develop or acquire medical products, engage third parties for development, conduct clinical trials, and manufacture under FDA regulations.

  • Current product candidates: CardioMap (heart monitoring) and Save-A-Life (SAL, choking rescue device).

  • Strategy: acquire or identify additional technologies, license or directly market products, and build domestic and international distribution channels.

Product candidates and development status

  • CardioMap

    • Description: heart monitoring and screening device using a Dispersion Mapping method in ECG analysis to produce 3-D visualization for diagnosis; intended for professional, remote, and at-home use.
    • Intellectual property: exclusive U.S. patent rights (U.S. patent 7,519,416 B2).
    • Status: working model exists. Plan to pursue clinical trials and a 510(k) FDA submission when funded.
    • Development plan: Concept → Engineering → Model → Prototype → Clinical Trial → FDA Submission.
    • Current funding: program not funded in the near term; development suspended in the near term.
  • Save-A-Life (SAL)

    • Description: choking rescue device that uses a vacuum-based mechanism with a replaceable mouthpiece to remove a lodged mass from the airway.
    • Intellectual property: patents RE45,535 E and 8,454,624 B2.
    • Status: in development; FDA clearance or approval has not been obtained.
    • Development plan: Concept → Engineering → Model → Prototype → Clinical Trial → FDA Submission.
    • Current funding: SAL development is prioritized over CardioMap.

Competition

  • SAL competitors (or comparable devices): Dechoker, LifeVac, Act+Fast Heimlich training devices and related products.
  • CardioMap competitive landscape: positioned to offer dispersion-mapping capabilities not present in typical EKG devices; typical competitors provide standard EKG readouts (examples include CardioResting, Welch Allyn PC-based EKG, QardioCore).

Regulatory environment

  • FDA clearance or approval is required to market CardioMap and SAL in the U.S.; none obtained.
  • Foreign sales require country-specific clearances or approvals.
  • Regulatory processes are costly and time-consuming and can affect development timelines and commercialization plans.

Employees and facilities

  • Two employees.
  • No owned real property; the company leases minimal office space at the principal address.

Financial position and revenue

  • The company has not generated revenue or profit since inception.
  • Net loss for the fiscal year ended July 31, 2026: $5,729,693.
  • Accumulated deficit as of July 31, 2026: $68,475,530.
  • As of July 31, 2026:
    • Current liabilities: $12,277,546
    • Current assets: $147,859
    • Working capital deficit: $12,129,687
  • Independent auditors issued an explanatory paragraph expressing substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.
  • Continuing operations depend on obtaining additional financing; there are no commitments for such financing.
  • Historically financed through secured and unsecured convertible debt, equity issuances, and related-party loans. Future equity or convertible issuances may dilute existing stockholders. The company is actively seeking financing and strategic partnerships.

Convertible notes and indebtedness

  • Aggregate principal outstanding as of July 31, 2026: $4,876,282 (plus accrued interest), with about $3,835,282 owed to Mast Hill Fund, L.P.
  • Mast Hill note (August 2025) matured August 27, 2026 and was not repaid.
  • Reserved amount for conversion of notes into common stock was not sufficient to cover all potential conversions.
  • Global Amendment dated October 23, 2026 extended maturity dates to January 31, 2027 and provided one-time waivers of certain events of default through that date; waivers are limited to specific events and do not apply to other defaults or defaults arising after October 23, 2026.
  • If defaults are triggered and not waived, noteholders may accelerate amounts due and pursue remedies, including bankruptcy or restructuring, which could result in dilution or loss to stockholders.
  • As of October 27, 2026: 110,218,663 shares of common stock outstanding and 500,000,000 shares authorized.

Intellectual property and litigation risk

  • IP protection through patents, trademarks, trade secrets, and confidentiality agreements.
  • No active IP litigation disclosed.
  • Potential future litigation risk exists given the nature of the business.

Consolidated business summary

  • Odyssey Health, Inc. is a development-stage medical technology company focused on acquiring or developing technologies with clinical utility, currently centered on CardioMap (heart monitoring and dispersion-mapping) and Save-A-Life (vacuum-based choking rescue).
  • CardioMap development is suspended in the near term due to funding constraints; SAL development is prioritized.
  • The company operates with a very small staff and minimal office space and depends on external financing to fund operations and product development.
  • Capital structure includes outstanding convertible debt and a large number of authorized but unissued shares, creating potential dilution risk for shareholders.

Notes

  • Figures reflect company disclosures as of July 31, 2026, with subsequent updates through October 2026 related to the Global Amendment and outstanding shares.