How HBOT Can Help Your Patients Heal Faster

Enhancing Patient Care with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

At MD Hyperbaric, our goal is to provide advanced treatment options to optimize your patients’ recovery and well-being.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a cutting-edge, non-invasive medical treatment that significantly enhances the body’s natural healing processes. By delivering 100% pure oxygen in a pressurized environment, HBOT dramatically increases oxygen levels in the bloodstream, leading to profound therapeutic benefits for a diverse range of medical conditions.

HBOT works by accelerating tissue repair, reducing inflammation, fighting infection, and stimulating cellular regeneration. We are committed to providing a supportive and complementary service to your practice, integrating seamlessly with your patients’ current treatment protocols.

The information here will guide you in identifying suitable candidates for hyperbaric oxygen therapy. As a referring physician, you will remain an integral part of your patients’ ongoing care, with continuous collaboration and clear communication from our team.

Submit a referral using the digital form below or click the button to access a printable referral form

Which Conditions Can HBOT Address?

FDA-Approved, Insured Conditions

  • Air and gas bubbles in blood vessels
  • Anemia (severe anemia when blood transfusions cannot be used)
  • Burns (severe and large burns treated at a specialized burn center)
  • Carbon monoxide poisoning
  • Crush injury
  • Decompression sickness (diving risk)
  • Gas gangrene
  • Hearing loss (complete hearing loss that occurs suddenly and without any known cause)
  • Infection of the skin and bone (severe)
  • Radiation injury
  • Skin graft flap at risk of tissue death
  • Vision loss (when sudden and painless in one eye due to blockage of blood flow)
  • Wounds (non-healing, diabetic foot ulcers)

Extensively Studied Conditions, Not Yet Insured

The Benefits of HBOT For Your Patients

The Benefits of Medical-Grade Hyperbaric

Mild Hyperbaric (Soft Chamber)

  • Low-pressure zippered bags (below 1.4 ATA)
  • Little to no proven therapeutic benefit
  • Less than 100% oxygen purity
  • Most chambers are not compliant

True Hyperbaric (Hard Chamber)

  • Sessions operated at proven therapeutic benefit levels (1.5 to 3 ATA)
  • Deliver 100% pure USP oxygen
  • Optimize oxygen saturation
  • 8x more oxygen in cells vs. normal breathing

HBOT Frequently Asked Questions

MD Hyperbaric utilizes the FDA-cleared Fortius420, the largest chamber on the market (91in. long 42in. diameter). Patients simply breathe normally to deliver 100% oxygen to the body while relaxing, sleeping, or reading. A typical session lasts around 80 minutes.

HBOT is performed under medical supervision. Although there are minor risks, like all medical treatments, when performed appropriately, HBOT is extremely safe. The risks will be discussed with you before you sign your consent form for therapy.

The most common side effect is barotrauma to the ears and sinuses caused by the change in pressure. To minimize this risk, patients learn techniques to clear their ears during compression. Occasionally some patients may experience changes in their vision during their treatment period. These changes are usually minor and temporary. A rare side effect is oxygen toxicity, which is caused by administering too much oxygen. At MDHyperbaric, we follow treatment protocols to avoid any such issues.

Only clean, cotton clothing is allowed in the chamber. No cosmetics, perfumes, hair preparations, deodorants, wigs, or jewelry are allowed in the chamber. Patients should give up all tobacco and nicotine products, as they interfere with the body’s ability to transport oxygen.

  • If you have any cold or flu symptoms, fever, sinus or nasal congestion, or chest congestion
  • If there is a possibility that you may be pregnant
  • If there has been a change in any of your medications
  • If you are diabetic and did not take your insulin prior to treatment
  • If you have any concerns or anxiety regarding the chamber

Patients are accepted either by self referral or by physician referral. Patients are evaluated by our staff and treated based on their specific conditions.