My experience at Boulder MD hyperbaric has been incredible after having knee surgery. With 6 sessions down and less than 2 weeks post op I feel incredibly with very minimal swelling. The staff is nice and makes the sessions breeze by!
Eliot HynesBoost Performance and Recovery With HBOT in Boulder, Colorado
Medical-grade hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a physician-supervised clinical setting serving Boulder and nearby communities.
About HBOT
Medical-Grade HBOT for Boulder Patients
At MD Hyperbaric Boulder, patients breathe 100% oxygen inside a pressurized hard-shell chamber. This approach increases oxygen availability in the body and may support tissue repair, inflammation management, neurological recovery, and surgical recovery.
Care is delivered in a clinical setting with trained staff and medical oversight. Each treatment protocol is reviewed around the patient's health background, goals, and safety considerations.
Treatment Experience
Personalized Recovery Protocols in Boulder
The Boulder center provides medical-grade HBOT for patients looking for a structured recovery and wellness option in a clinical environment.
Patients receive treatment in hard-shell chambers rather than soft-sided wellness chambers. Staff monitor sessions and support repeated visits when a multi-session protocol is appropriate.
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Conditions We Support
Conditions We Support in Boulder

Post-Surgical Recovery
Learn MoreHBOT speeds tissue repair, reduces swelling and pain, and helps prevent infection — so you can return to daily life faster after surgery.
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Performance & Longevity
Learn MoreHBOT fuels cellular repair, sharpens mental clarity, restores natural energy, and supports collagen production for lasting vitality and performance.
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Athletic Recovery & Injuries
Learn MoreHBOT delivers oxygen deep into muscles, ligaments, and joints — accelerating tissue repair, reducing inflammation, and cutting recovery time.
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Concussions & TBIs
Learn MoreHBOT enhances brain healing, reduces neuroinflammation, and supports cognitive recovery — restoring clarity, focus, and energy after brain injury.
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Autoimmune & Inflammatory Conditions
Learn MoreHBOT calms chronic inflammation, supports immune balance, and helps restore energy and daily function beyond symptom management.
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Long COVID
Learn MoreHBOT improves oxygen delivery to damaged tissues, helping relieve brain fog, fatigue, and other lingering post-COVID symptoms.
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Neurological & Neuro-degenerative Conditions
Learn MoreHBOT supports nerve repair, improves cerebral blood flow, and helps restore function in neurodegenerative and neuropathic conditions.
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Lyme Disease
Learn MoreHBOT reduces inflammation and supports neuro-immune recovery, helping relieve fatigue, brain fog, and joint pain after Lyme disease.
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Oncology & Cancer Adjunct
Learn MoreHBOT helps repair tissue damaged by radiation and chemotherapy, reducing inflammation and supporting comfort during cancer recovery.
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Chronic Pain & Fatigue
Learn MoreHBOT restores cellular energy, calms neuroinflammation, and helps break the cycle of chronic pain, fatigue, and mitochondrial dysfunction.
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Non-Healing Wounds
Learn MoreWhen a wound won't heal — a diabetic foot ulcer that has resisted weeks of care, or a skin graft or flap at risk of failing — the underlying problem is usually a lack of oxygen in the tissue.
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Post-Radiation Injuries
Learn MoreRadiation therapy saves lives — but months or even decades later, some patients develop painful, hard-to-heal injuries in the treated area.
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Sudden Hearing Loss (SSNHL)
Learn MoreIdiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) is a medical emergency — and hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a recognized treatment when started early.
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What HBOT Can Help Support
HBOT may support recovery, inflammation management, cellular repair, and overall wellness for patients in Boulder and nearby Front Range communities.
Learn More About HBOT →- Accelerated healing after injury or surgery
- Improved neurological and cognitive function
- Stem cell activation and vascular regeneration
- Reduced inflammation and enhanced immunity
- Detoxification and improved energy levels
- Support for whole-body recovery capacity
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How We're Different
Why Choose MD Hyperbaric?
Here is why thousands of patients trust MD Hyperbaric to accelerate their recovery:
Patient Centered Care
We tailor your treatment to your needs and guide you through every step so you feel informed, supported, and on track to recover faster.
The Most Advanced Chambers
We use the largest and safest FDA-cleared hyperbaric chambers on the market, for comfort, results, and peace of mind.
Expert Medical Oversight
Every treatment is overseen by licensed medical providers and delivered by trained staff with specialized expertise in HBOT.
Uncompromising Safety Standards
Our team follows strict protocols to ensure every treatment is delivered in a safe, carefully controlled environment.
Preparing for Treatment
Frequently Asked Questions Before Your First Visit
What is Medical-Grade HBOT?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a proven treatment that enhances healing by flooding the body with oxygen. Used for over 100 years, it supports brain health, anti-aging, athletic recovery, and medical conditions by boosting oxygen in blood, tissues, and organs. Patients breathe 100% oxygen in a pressurized chamber, accelerating recovery and promoting cellular repair.
What conditions can be treated with HBOT?
HBOT is FDA-approved for 14 conditions like burns, carbon monoxide poisoning, and non-healing wounds. Emerging research also supports its use for post-surgical recovery, brain injury, fatigue, inflammation, athletic recovery, and anti-aging. Our medical team will assess if HBOT is right for you.
Is hyperbaric oxygen therapy safe?
Yes, HBOT is safe when properly supervised. At MD Hyperbaric, treatments are protocol-driven, medically overseen, and administered by certified staff. Our Medical Director and onsite Safety Director ensure every session is carefully monitored, and we continuously update our protocols based on the latest research to prioritize patient safety.
How long is each session?
Typically, most treatment sessions are approximately 60 minutes, though some conditions may require up to 90 or 120 minutes. Pressurization and depressurization may add about 20 minutes to the appointment, so you should plan for about 90 minutes for your visit.
How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions depends on the condition being treated. Some patients may benefit from a few sessions, while others may require a more extended treatment plan. A typical protocol will involve 10-40 daily sessions to build up oxygen in the cells. Our Medical Director will recommend a specific treatment plan to address your goals and needs.
How should I prepare prior to a session?
Prior to treatment, please try to avoid alcohol or carbonated drinks. It is best to avoid smoking and other tobacco products during your treatment period, as they may interfere with the body's ability to transport oxygen. Otherwise, there are no restrictions for food or activity before or after your treatment. We encourage you to have healthy meals and stay hydrated.
What should I wear or bring to my session?
Most patients find HBOT sessions relaxing. You will rest comfortably in a 7.5-foot-long steel chamber, breathing 100% pure oxygen through a mask. During pressurization and depressurization, you may feel pressure changes similar to airplane travel. A trained technician will monitor you throughout the session.
Why is a HBOT treatment session called a dive?
The term "dive" is used because the process simulates the experience of a deep-sea dive in a pressurized environment. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy has deep roots in diving as an important therapy for treating divers experiencing decompression sickness.
What type of hyperbaric chamber do you use?
At MD Hyperbaric, we use the FDA-cleared OxyHealth Fortius420, a spacious hard-shell chamber delivering 100% medical-grade oxygen via mask. It operates up to 3.0 ATA, allows tailored pressures, supports air breaks, and includes three windows for comfort and safety.
What is the difference between hard-shell and soft-shell hyperbaric chambers?
At MD Hyperbaric, we use hard-shell chambers that deliver 100% medical-grade oxygen at higher pressures for superior therapeutic benefits. Soft-shell chambers operate at lower pressures without medical-grade oxygen, making them less effective for medical treatment.
How do I know if I am eligible for HBOT?
Our team will assess your medical history and specific circumstances through an intake process. An initial evaluation with certified staff and the Medical Director will determine your eligibility for HBOT.
Do I need a referral from a doctor to receive HBOT?
No referral is needed. Our Medical Director will review your intake forms and prescribe HBOT if appropriate. If you have a prescription from a provider, we will coordinate with them. For serious health conditions, we may recommend getting clearance from your physician.
Do you accept insurance?
Some MD Hyperbaric centers accept insurance for certain on-label conditions — the FDA-recognized indications for which HBOT is an established standard of care. Whether insurance applies depends on your diagnosis, your plan, and the center you visit, so please contact your local center to confirm (find your nearest location). Where insurance does not apply, HBOT is a self-pay treatment: most FSA/HSA plans allow reimbursement, and we can provide a superbill and receipt to help you submit a claim.
How much does it cost?
This is an out-of-pocket treatment and we offer a variety of pricing options designed to suit different medical and financial needs. Patients can choose pay-as-you-go or package options at reduced rates when purchased upfront. Please contact us to discuss pricing and options. We accept cash, credit, or check.
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Location & Contact
The Boulder center is located at 2503 Walnut Street, Suite 301, with access for patients from Boulder and surrounding communities.

