Hyperbaric Chamber

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In a Hyperbaric Chamber, your body can recover at a higher rate due to the increased pressure and supplied oxygen.

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"What is a Hyperbaric Chamber?"

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy or HBOT or HBO therapy is a treatment procedure that takes place inside an air sealed, transparent chamber filled with 100% pured oxygen in an increased atmospheric pressure. The process aids the body to absorb oxygen in a greater amount and transports it to the blood cells, blood plasma, cerebral-spinal fluid, and other body fluids. Sufficient oxygen content in the affected tissues promote healing and provide relief.

improve your bodies ability to recover.

4 benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy

01

Increases oxygenation to the body’s tissues.

02

Increased blood flow and circulation, can induce better recovery,

03

Reduce swelling and pain due to chronic or sport related injuries.

04

Boosts white blood cell count, improving overall immunity.

Uses of HBOT

Many doctors and clinical researchers in the field of hyperbaric medicine believe that HBOT benefits more conditions beyond the 13 FDA approved indications. These uses include autism, cancer, concussion, general health and wellness, mental health, neurology, sports performance and recovery, traumatic brain injury, and many more. Please visit our resources page to increase your understanding of the many uses of hyperbaric treatments.

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How The Hyperbaric Chamber Works

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Q & A

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is hyperbaric oxygen therapy?

    Hyperbaric oxygen therapy or HBOT or HBO therapy is a treatment procedure that takes place inside an air sealed, transparent chamber filled with 100% pured oxygen in an increased atmospheric pressure. The process aids the body to absorb oxygen in a greater amount and transports it to the blood cells, blood plasma, cerebral-spinal fluid, and other body fluids. Sufficient oxygen content in the affected tissues promote healing and provide relief.


  • What does hyperbaric oxygen therapy treat?

    Many studies and published articles display HBOT effectively helps reduce symptoms as well as rapidly heal many conditions. At  New Era Wellness Center, we treat many conditions and wound types using hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Along with other possible treatments and lifestyle suggestions, HBOT can help treat:


    Diabetic ulcers

    Refractory Osteomyelitis

    Decompression sickness

    Compromised tissue grafts and flaps

    Burn injuries

    Soft-tissue infections

    Delayed radiation injuries

    Depression, PTSD, insomnia

    Sudden sensorineural hearing loss

    Long hauler’s syndrome

    Post-cosmetic procedures, anti-aging

    Pain management

    Migraine headaches

    General wellness

    Cardiac health

    Polymyalgia, muscle, and joint aches

    Inflammatory bowel disease

    Connective tissue disease

    Post PRP injections for oxygen boost

    Autism

    Stroke

    Acute mountain sickness

    Brown recluse spider bites

    Brain injuries

    Bone grafts


    There are several other conditions that HBOT may benefit. During your initial consultation at  New Era Wellness Center, we can help you explore your options and decide if HBOT is suitable. 

  • How many hyperbaric oxygen therapy sessions will I need?

    During an initial HBOT evaluation, our N.P. Nicole Alday assesses the wound or condition needing treatment. She also reviews your medical history and any factors that might affect your treatment with hyperbaric oxygen therapy.


    After the evaluation we creates your treatment plan. You will likely need a series of regular HBOT sessions at New Era Wellness Center, though the exact number varies from person to person. Typically, it takes 10-40 treatment sessions to see the best possible healing with HBOT.


    Each HBOT session lasts for 60-110 minutes. we typically recommend five sessions per week.


    Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has widespread implications for treating wounds and infections that struggle to heal. 

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