South Wrigley, CA — Service Area

Quality EBO3 Therapy Clinic in South Wrigley, CA

Delivered in-clinic at our Rancho Palos Verdes, CA location

South Wrigley sits in western Long Beach, between Pacific Coast Highway and the Los Angeles River. From these streets our clinic at 29000 S Western Avenue is about a twenty-minute drive — PCH west across the Vincent Thomas Bridge corridor, then south on Western Avenue to the building.

EBO3 (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation) is a physician-supervised wellness procedure performed entirely in-clinic. Blood is drawn, filtered, exposed to medical and ultraviolet light, and returned to the body across about an hour.

A Realistic Drive from Long Beach

Wrigley patients already know the PCH corridor well. The route to our Western Avenue clinic uses the same arterial most use for grocery runs across the harbor, with no freeway transitions required.

Appointments are scheduled in defined windows. On-site parking at the building. Most patients are in the treatment room within minutes of arrival.

What an EBO3 Session Looks Like

After intake and vitals, a clinician places the line and starts the filtration cycle. The-and-UV exposure happens in a closed circuit. You stay comfortably reclined the entire time, monitored by a clinician throughout.

Many Long Beach patients pair EBO3 with an EBO3 Recovery Protocol or glutathione push the same morning so both protocols are handled in one trip back across the harbor.

Honest Wellness Planning

EBO3 is wellness support, not a cure for any condition. We say so plainly in consultation when it is not the right tool.

When it is the right tool, the protocol runs as a course of sessions, not a single dramatic visit. We will outline the cadence honestly before you schedule anything beyond the first.

Served By

EBO2 Therapy and WellnessRancho Palos Verdes, CA

  • 29000 S Western Ave Suite 201, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275
  • 424-468-9437

From South Wrigley, our clinic at 29000 S Western Ave is typically about 20 minutes via Pacific Coast Highway west, then south on Western Avenue — arterial roads the entire way, no freeway required.

About South Wrigley, CA

South Wrigley is the southern half of the broader Wrigley district in western Long Beach, named for chewing-gum heir William Wrigley Jr. who developed the area in the 1920s. The streets are a tight grid of Spanish bungalows, Craftsman cottages, and small mid-century apartment buildings, bounded roughly by Pacific Coast Highway, the Los Angeles River, and Willow Street.

Daily life pulls toward the small commercial strip on Pacific Avenue, the Wrigley Greenbelt that runs along the river edge, and the larger civic core of downtown Long Beach a short drive east. The Aquarium of the Pacific, the Long Beach Convention Center, and the Queen Mary all sit within ten minutes.

South Wrigley is part of the Long Beach Unified School District. The neighborhood has retained more of its original 1920s building stock than most of Long Beach and remains one of the city's most architecturally consistent residential districts.

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FAQs

South Wrigley Patients Often Ask

Is there a fast route that avoids the 710 and 110?
Yes. Most South Wrigley patients take Pacific Coast Highway west across the harbor, then turn south onto Western Avenue. The route avoids both freeways entirely.
How should I prepare the day of my session?
Hydrate well that morning, eat a normal meal beforehand, and wear something with sleeves that roll up easily. Full instructions are confirmed when your appointment is scheduled.
Can EBO3 be combined with NAD+ in the same visit?
Yes, with planning. NAD+ is typically a longer infusion, so we sequence it carefully alongside EBO3. Your clinician will outline timing at consultation.

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Medical Disclaimer: Information on this website is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Individual results vary. Services are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before beginning any treatment.