Conditions
Which Conditions Can HBOT Help Support and Improve Outcomes For?
Learn what HBOT is and how it works at MD Hyperbaric and locations near you. Discover its benefits for health and recovery.
Conditions we support
See How Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Can Help Improve Your Recovery and Overall Health and Wellness
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medically proven treatment with over a century of clinical use, now gaining attention for its powerful regenerative, anti-aging, and athletic recovery benefits. Using medical-grade hardshell chambers, HBOT boosts the body’s natural healing by significantly increasing oxygen delivery to the bloodstream, tissues, and organs.

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 is Treatment Like?
The Largest Chamber on the Market
MD Hyperbaric utilizes the FDA-approved Fortius 420, 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.
Before Your First Visit
HBOT Frequently Asked Questions
MD Hyperbaric utilizes the FDA-approved Fortius 420, 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, 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 MD Hyperbaric, 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.
Getting started
Two Ways to Begin Treatment
Refer yourself
No Referral Needed
Patients are accepted by self referral: book a free discovery call, complete a simple health form, and our medical team designs your personalized protocol.
For physicians
Refer a Patient
Physicians can refer patients directly to any MD Hyperbaric center. Our medical team coordinates the protocol and keeps you informed of your patient’s progress.
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