Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a non-invasive treatment that delivers concentrated oxygen in a pressurized chamber. This increased oxygen level helps your body heal more efficiently by supporting tissue repair, reducing inflammation, and improving circulation.

HBOT is commonly used to support recovery from:

• Injuries and post-surgical healing
• Chronic inflammation and pain
• Sports injuries
• Concussions and neurological conditions
• Wounds and slow-healing tissue

Your provider will determine if it’s right for your specific needs.

You’ll relax in a comfortable, enclosed chamber while it gently pressurizes. Most people read, nap, or simply rest during the session. You may feel slight pressure in your ears (similar to flying), which typically passes quickly.

Yes. HBOT is a safe, non-invasive treatment when administered under proper supervision. You’ll be monitored throughout your session to ensure comfort and safety.

No, HBOT is not painful. Some people experience mild ear pressure during pressurization, similar to changes in altitude, but this is temporary and manageable.

Most sessions last about 60–90 minutes, depending on your treatment plan.

The number of sessions varies based on your goals and condition. Some people benefit from a few sessions, while others may follow a more consistent plan. We’ll guide you through a personalized recommendation.

Frequency depends on your treatment goals. Some patients come a few times per week, while others incorporate it into a regular wellness routine.

Preparation is simple:

• Wear comfortable clothing
• Avoid lotions, perfumes, or oils before your session
• Follow any specific instructions provided by your care team

HBOT is generally well tolerated. The most common sensation is mild ear pressure during pressurization. Serious side effects are rare when treatment is properly supervised.

HBOT may not be suitable for certain individuals with specific medical conditions. A consultation will help determine if it’s safe and appropriate for you.

Yes. Many people use HBOT to support overall recovery, reduce inflammation, and improve how their body feels and performs day-to-day.