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Frequently Asked Questions
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You'll recline comfortably inside the chamber for 60 minutes while pressure increases mildly. Expect ear popping, full monitoring by trained staff, and the option to rest, listen to music, or communicate with technicians throughout the session.
Many clients safely undergo therapy after surgery or trauma, but medical clearance is required. Our team reviews your history, timing, and any contraindications before scheduling to ensure treatment is appropriate and safe for optimal recovery support.
Frequency varies; acute wound healing may need daily sessions for several weeks, while recovery protocols differ. Our clinicians create personalized plans based on condition severity, response to therapy, and physician recommendations to achieve best outcomes.
Most people tolerate sessions well; minor effects include ear pressure, sinus discomfort, or temporary fatigue. We instruct equalization techniques, monitor closely, and adjust protocols. Serious complications are rare when screening and supervision are provided.
Wear comfortable, natural-fiber clothing without lotions, perfumes, or flammable materials. Avoid makeup and topical oils. Bring a photo ID, medical notes, and any physician clearance. We provide pillows, blankets, and communication during the session.
Coverage varies widely. Hyperbaric oxygen is often covered for approved indications like diabetic ulcers or specific surgical complications with prior authorization. Elective or investigational uses are typically not covered. Our staff can assist with documentation, billing codes, and prior authorization requests.