EBOO Therapy for Palm Beach Gardens, FL (EBO3 Protocol)

EBOO therapy — extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation — is delivered at EBO2 Therapy and Wellness as our physician-guided EBO3 protocol for Palm Beach Gardens, FL patients. Palm Beach Gardens residents visit our West Palm Beach clinic for EBO3 therapy. There is no separate EBO3 clinic located in Palm Beach Gardens — patients travel a short distance south for physician-supervised sessions.

Serving Palm Beach Gardens from our West Palm Beach clinic — a short drive south on I-95.

Request a Consultation
EBO3 treatment equipment in a private clinical setting.

Who this is for

EBO3 Therapy for Palm Beach Gardens, FL

EBOO therapy — extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation — is delivered at EBO2 Therapy and Wellness as our physician-guided EBO3 protocol for Palm Beach Gardens, FL patients. Palm Beach Gardens residents visit our West Palm Beach clinic for EBO3 therapy. There is no separate EBO3 clinic located in Palm Beach Gardens — patients travel a short distance south for physician-supervised sessions.

From most Palm Beach Gardens neighborhoods — PGA National, BallenIsles, Mirasol, and Frenchman's Creek — the drive to our West Palm Beach clinic runs fifteen to twenty-five minutes via I-95 or Military Trail.

Why choose us

Why patients choose EBO2 Therapy and Wellness

Palm Beach Gardens patients choose our West Palm Beach team for the private, dedicated regenerative setting and a layered menu that includes EBO3, IV therapy, NAD+, and peptides in one plan.

Physician-guided regenerative protocols

Private treatment rooms and consistent care team

Layered plans across EBO3, Ozone, IV, and Hyperbaric

Personalized through screening and consultation

Complimentary first consultation

Request a Consultation

Speak with our team about EBO3 Therapy for Palm Beach Gardens, FL residents.

What to expect

What a session involves at our West Palm Beach clinic

Two small, sterile lines are placed in opposite arms. Blood is gently circulated through the EBO3 oxygenation and ozone circuit and returned in a continuous, closed loop under physician supervision. Most guests rest through the entire 45–60 minute session.

EBOO therapy — extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation — is delivered at EBO2 Therapy and Wellness as our physician-guided EBO3 protocol: a modern, sterile evolution of traditional ozone bloodstream approaches that combines medical-grade ozone, oxygenation, filtration, and UV light in a single closed-loop circuit.

Before the session, provider screening reviews your history and contraindications, including G6PD status. Sterile, single-use tubing and medical-grade equipment are used for every session.

Afterwards, a follow-up conversation refines cadence and reviews whether related protocols — IV Therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Red Light Therapy, or Therapeutic Plasma Exchange — are appropriate to sequence alongside EBO3.

Every plan begins with a complimentary consultation: a private intake and goal review with our concierge team, provider screening, and a personalized protocol selected by the provider. Suitability depends on consultation, screening, and provider guidance.

Pricing

Pricing at this clinic

  • ConsultationComplimentary
  • EBO3 TherapyQuoted after your complimentary consultation

Prices are the same at both clinics — Rancho Palos Verdes, California and West Palm Beach, Florida. Suitability for any therapy is determined by consultation and medical screening; a listed price is not an offer of care. See full pricing.

Getting Here

Driving to us from Palm Beach Gardens, FL

From the PGA Boulevard corridor, take I-95 south to Okeechobee Boulevard east, then follow local surface streets to our West Palm Beach clinic. Military Trail south is a scenic alternate when I-95 is busy.

About 15 minutes north via I-95 or Military Trail.

Our clinic address is 580 Village Blvd Suite 200, West Palm Beach, FL 33409. Travel times vary with traffic.

Neighborhoods

Palm Beach Gardens, FL neighborhoods we serve

  • PGA National
  • BallenIsles
  • Mirasol
  • Frenchman's Creek
  • Old Palm

FAQ

Questions from Palm Beach Gardens, FL patients

Is there an EBO3 clinic in Palm Beach Gardens?
No. Our physician-supervised EBO3 clinic is in West Palm Beach, typically fifteen to twenty-five minutes south via I-95.
How long is the drive from PGA National?
Plan on about twenty minutes to our West Palm Beach clinic via I-95 south, depending on time of day.
Do I need a referral?
No. Every EBO3 program begins with a complimentary consultation.
Can I combine EBO3 with IV therapy?
Yes. Many Palm Beach Gardens patients layer EBO3 with an IV drip or NAD+ session to reduce trips.
What is EBO3 Therapy?
EBO3 Therapy is our physician-guided advanced oxygenation and ozone-focused wellness protocol, personalized through consultation, screening, and provider review. It is wellness- and recovery-oriented; suitability is determined by your provider.
Is EBO3 Therapy the same as EBOO, EBO2, or EBO Therapy?
These terms are often used interchangeably online. At EBO2 Therapy and Wellness, our official service name is EBO3 Therapy. Searches such as EBOO Therapy, EBO2 Therapy, EBO Therapy, or EBO treatment generally refer to the same category of advanced oxygenation and ozone-focused care.
Can EBO3 be combined with IV Therapy, HBOT, TPE, Red Light Therapy, or Ozone Therapy?
When appropriate, EBO3 Therapy may be sequenced with IV Therapy, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange, Red Light Therapy, or other ozone-focused planning. Layering and timing depend on consultation and provider guidance.
How do I request an EBO3 consultation?
Submit a private consultation request and our concierge team will contact you to review your goals, location preference, and next steps.

Visit

580 Village Blvd Suite 200, West Palm Beach, FL 33409
See all areas we serve on our Areas Served page, or contact our team to book.

Ready to get started?

Book your free consultation with our team in West Palm Beach.

Request a Private Consultation

Medical Disclaimer: Information on this page is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate, or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Suitability depends on consultation, screening, and provider guidance.