Does size matter? When it comes to hyperbaric chambers, we say, “yes.”

There are two types of hyperbaric frequently used: monoplace and multiplace. What’s the difference? Only one patient at a time can receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a monoplace chamber. However, a multiplace chamber can accommodate two or more patients for treatment. The chamber at HyOx can hold twelve patients plus a chamber tender during the dive.

You don’t jump in the water without completing a safety check of your mask, BC, weight belt, and oxygen tank. But, when was the last time you had a safety check of your most important piece of diving equipment – you?

Hyperbaric oxygen feeds starving tissues and cells, creates new blood vessels and improves quality of life.

Hyperbaric medicine works by supersaturating the plasma, or liquid portion of the blood, with oxygen.

SCUBA diving is a physically demanding activity. A dive physical helps alleviate concerns about your health that could prevent you from enjoying your time below the surface.

Cancer free. Those words are even sweeter if you or a loved one has survived cancer. Unfortunately, being cancer free isn’t always the end of the healing journey. Radiation therapy fights cancer, but tissues and bones can oxygen content during radiation therapy. Even the cells making up our blood vessels can be damaged.

Businesses frequently talk about “synergy” improving efficiency and maximizing outcomes, but does synergy improve efficiency and maximize outcomes in healthcare? Absolutely.

Oxygen. It’s our secret potion here at HyOx, and you’re already breathing it. At HyOx we take oxygen, vital for daily life, and deliver it to our patients at pressure to supercharge healing. During a hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment, patients breathe 100% percent oxygen under pressure.

If you’ve received radiation treatment for cancer, you may be a candidate for hyperbaric oxygen therapy to resolve symptoms of radiation injury and ensure tissue and bones are well oxygenated pre- and post-surgery.

Unprecedented. It’s a word I never want to hear after living through the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though the pandemic is over, COVID-19 continues to impact our daily lives in new and unprecedented ways. Normally, when a virus runs its course, you are well, but COVID-19 symptoms can linger……