Quick answer
HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy) delivers oxygen at elevated atmospheric pressure inside a sealed chamber. Hard-shell HBOT supports higher pressures than typical soft-shell home units. Our clinics operate hard-shell chambers as part of a physician-guided wellness program.
Hard-shell vs soft-shell, briefly
Hard-shell chambers are built to safely support higher pressures than soft-shell consumer units. The difference is structural — the chamber's design determines what pressures it can hold and how it is used clinically.
What a session looks like
Sessions typically run 60 to 90 minutes including pressurization and decompression. You are comfortable inside the chamber and can communicate with staff throughout.
Cadence is determined by your provider based on your goals and overall plan, not by a fixed package.
Stacking HBOT with other modalities
HBOT is often sequenced with EBO3, IV Therapy, Red Light Therapy, or regenerative biologics. The point of stacking is not “more is better” — it is to align modalities with your goals across a longer arc.
Frequently asked
- Is HBOT a disease treatment?
- Our HBOT program is wellness-focused and consultation-based. It is not a substitute for emergency or disease-specific medical care.
- How long are sessions?
- Usually 60 to 90 minutes including pressurization and decompression.
- Hard-shell or soft-shell?
- Hard-shell. Our clinics operate hard-shell chambers capable of higher pressures than soft-shell home units.
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Request a ConsultationMedical Disclaimer: This article is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Programs are physician-guided, consultation-based, and personalized after screening. Results vary.
