Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

HBOT — 100% pure oxygen in a pressurized environment, saturating your tissues with oxygen to accelerate recovery.

100% pure oxygen in a pressurized environment — saturating your tissues with oxygen to accelerate recovery from injuries and chronic conditions.

HYperbaric oxygen

$50/ 55 min session

100% pure oxygen at therapeutic pressure — saturating tissues for accelerated recovery.

Compared to room air's 21%, HBOT delivers oxygen at concentrations and pressures the body cannot achieve on its own. Our monoplace chamber lets you relax, read, or meditate during treatment. Sessions typically last 1–2 hours, with most plans running 3–5 sessions weekly over a 20–40 session course.

benefits & conditions treated

Accelerates wound recovery, including non-recovering wounds and burns

Supports neurological recovery and brain health

Promotes new blood vessel growth (angiogenesis)

Reduces inflammation, swelling, and chronic pain

Treats anemia, infections, and acute traumatic ischemia

Popular with athletes for faster recovery

Important: HBOT may not be appropriate for those with collapsed lung or lung disease (COPD, cystic fibrosis, emphysema), fever, recent ear infection or surgery, pacemaker, or pregnancy. We'll discuss your eligibility during your consultation.

Sessions & pricing

per session

$50/ 55 min

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3-session pass

$125

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