Breathe
deeper.
Recover
faster.

Yes — when performed under professional supervision with FDA-cleared equipment. Our trained staff monitors every session and screens for any contraindications before your first visit. HBOT has been used safely in clinical settings for decades.

Most people describe it as relaxing — similar to the sensation of taking off during an airplane flight. You'll hear occasional popping sounds as the pressure changes, and you'll breathe through a mask or hood. Sessions typically last 60–90 minutes, and many clients read, listen to music, or even nap.

It depends on your goals. Athletic recovery clients often see results after a single session, while therapeutic protocols may recommend a series of 10–20 sessions. During your initial consultation, we'll create a personalized plan based on your specific needs.

We recommend calling us directly to discuss your specific situation. Insurance coverage for hyperbaric oxygen therapy varies widely by plan and diagnosis. We're happy to help you understand your options and explore self-pay or package pricing.

HBOT is generally very well tolerated. The most common side effect is a mild ear-popping sensation (similar to altitude changes), which is easily managed. Some clients feel slightly tired after a session. Serious side effects are rare when sessions are conducted by trained professionals.