Your journey begins with a conversation. Our team will review your condition and health history to determine if hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is clinically appropriate for you.
You’ll complete a medical intake questionnaire along with HIPAA-compliant consent forms. This ensures we have the necessary background to proceed.
Meet with our Medical Director—either in person or via Zoom—for a formal evaluation. This consultation confirms clinical suitability for HBOT and outlines your treatment plan.
Before your first session, you’ll receive a full on-site orientation. We’ll walk you through what to expect and address any questions. Treatment begins immediately after orientation.
Throughout your protocol, we continuously assess your response to treatment. Adjustments are made as needed to optimize outcomes.
After completing your initial treatment protocol, our team conducts a thorough final evaluation to review your progress and outcomes. The Medical Director will assess your recovery and recommend any next steps. We also follow up after treatment to monitor sustained benefits and provide additional support for your long-term wellness.
Designed to support the body’s natural healing process in the critical hours or days following an injury, procedure, or flare-up. Reduces inflammation, swelling, and tissue damage to accelerate recovery.
Designed to help athletes perform their best and recover faster, this program improves oxygen flow, reduces inflammation, and supports healing from a range of injuries, including concussions from football and other high-impact sports.
Guided by combat veteran Jesse Presson, this program supports recovery from traumatic brain injury, PTSD, and chronic pain through the restorative power of HBOT—no veteran left behind.
This surgical recovery protocol, tailored for pre- and post-operative patients, reduces bruising, swelling, and infection risk while speeding tissue regeneration for a smoother, faster recovery.
Through the Hyperbaric Wellness Foundation, we help make treatment available to those who need it most. Learn how you can contribute or get involved.