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Many different problems have been shown to benefit from HBO. Some of the most common problems are non-healing wounds
(especially in diabetics), osteomyelitis (bone infections), decompression illness (bends) and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is covered by most health insurers, including Medicare.
As a referring physician, you can send your patient to the Center for the full-complement, advanced-wound healing services or for an evaluation for hyperbaric oxygen therapy only. During the patient’s treatment regimen, Center’s staff will collaborate with you, providing ongoing written and oral communication on your patient’s progress and provide a discharge summary based on your private practice.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy HBO is a non-invasive treatment that involved the breathing of pure oxygen under increased atmospheric pressure within a full body chamber. The oxygen saturation promotes the body’s immune system to fight infection as well as stimulates tissue growth to heal wounds more rapidly. It is proven effective for a number different medical and surgical conditions.
During treatment, you rest comfortably in a total body chamber and breath 100% pure oxygen under pressure for 90 -110 minutes. There is no recovery period after treatment. All treatments are supervised by physicians with specialized training in hyperbaric medicine. Most patients recieve 20 to 40 treatments on an outpatient basis. Depending on your medical condition, HBO is sometimes the primary treatment for certain disorders.
Many different problems have been shown to benefit from HBO. Some of the most common problems are non-healing wounds (especially in diabetics), osteomyelitis (bone infections), radiations injury to bone or soft tissue burns, decompression illness (bends) and carbon monoxide poisoning.
Diabetic leg & foot wounds
Chronic bone infection
Acute arterial insufficiency
Radiation related problems
Necrotizing infections
Gas gangrene
Decompression sickness
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Crush Injuries
Non-healing wounds
Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment is covered by most health insurers, including Medicare. If your insurance doesn’t cover it, we have recently joined with Care Credit patient payment plans; for more information you can find out at WWW.CARECREDIT.COM
You can send your patient to the Center for the full compliment advanced wound healing services for an evaluation for hyperbaric oxygen therapy. During the patient’s treatment regimen, Center’s staff will collaborate with you providing ongoing written and oral communication on your patient’s progress and provide a discharge summary based on your private practice.
