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Discover CMR Health Group's hyperbaric oxygen therapy, delivered in a clinical-grade hard-sided chamber to support your body's natural recovery, energy, and overall wellness.
Explore Healing with Advanced Hyperbaric and Holistic Medical Treatments.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT): We utilize advanced hyperbaric chambers to enhance healing through controlled inhalation of 100% oxygen at increased atmospheric pressures.



Many athletes and active adults use HBOT to support muscle recovery between training sessions, after competition, and while working back from injury.

HBOT may support your body's natural tissue repair and help you feel like yourself again after surgery or a medical procedure. Ask your surgeon whether HBOT is right for your recovery plan.

FAQs
Answers to Your Key Questions About Hyperbaric Therapy
What conditions does hyperbaric oxygen therapy treat?
HBOT treats conditions including decompression sickness, severe anemia, brain abscess, burns, and diabetic foot ulcers.
Is hyperbaric oxygen therapy safe?
Yes, it is safe when administered by our professional medical team, though some risks exist like any medical treatment.
How long does a typical HBOT session last?
Sessions at CMR are 60 minutes, plus a gentle 10-minute depressurization at the end. For a specific goal, we usually recommend at least six sessions over three weeks — Dr. Brittany will help you choose the right plan.
Will I feel claustrophobic in the chamber?
Some might feel claustrophobic, but our chambers have transparent materials and communication systems for comfort.
Does insurance cover hyperbaric oxygen therapy?
Many insurance plans cover HBOT for approved conditions. We recommend checking with your insurance provider.
Are there any side effects I should be aware of after undergoing HBOT?
Some individuals might experience mild sinus discomfort, temporary vision changes, or fatigue, which are typically temporary and resolve shortly after treatment.