OUR SERVICES
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Guided by your medical needs.
Care begins with a review of your medical history, diagnosis, and treatment goals. The physician determines whether HBOT is appropriate for you.
What is HBOT?
During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, you breathe oxygen in a chamber at a pressure higher than normal atmospheric pressure. Treatment is delivered according to an individual medical plan.
Our Key West facility uses two Perry monoplace chambers. Each accommodates one person, with Chris and Adam supporting the treatment process and Jerry Jackson, MD providing medical oversight.
CONDITIONS & EVALUATION
A diagnosis-specific approach.
Examples of conditions for which HBOT may be considered are listed below. This is not a complete list or a guarantee of suitability, local availability, or insurance coverage.
Diabetic lower-extremity wounds
Some advanced diabetic wounds may qualify after an adequate course of standard wound care. Your clinician assesses eligibility.
Radiation-related tissue injury
Selected bone and soft-tissue injuries following radiation treatment may be evaluated for HBOT as an adjunct to other care.
Chronic refractory osteomyelitis
Certain persistent bone infections unresponsive to conventional treatment may be considered.
Compromised skin grafts
HBOT may be considered in selected cases to support compromised grafts alongside conventional management.
Read Medicare’s HBOT coverage criteria ↗
HBOT also has emergency applications, including certain diving injuries and carbon monoxide poisoning. If you suspect an emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care; do not wait for an office appointment.
FROM EVALUATION TO TREATMENT
01
Medical evaluation
Review your history, existing care, and the reasons HBOT is being considered.
02
Coverage & planning
Discuss documentation, insurance requirements, and anticipated costs.
03
Your treatment visits
Receive preparation instructions and a schedule based on your treatment plan.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Let’s start with
a conversation.
Talk with our team about evaluation, scheduling, or questions before your first visit.