Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

BodyPro's hyperbaric sessions are offered as a recovery and wellness service, so they're typically billed directly rather than through insurance. Contact our office and we can walk you through pricing and packages.

HBOT is very well tolerated. The main sensation is mild ear pressure, similar to what you feel when flying, which is why every patient is screened for health history and contraindications before their first session.

That depends on your goals and what you're recovering from. A series of sessions is typically recommended for the best results rather than a single visit. After your first session and screening, our team can help you build a plan tailored to your recovery goals.

After a brief health history and screening on your first visit, you relax in a private, two-person suite with a TV for a 60 to 90 minute session. Pressure gradually increases, producing a mild ear-pressure sensation similar to flying. There's no sedation and no downtime, most patients leave feeling relaxed and energized.

BodyPro uses a private-suite, hard shell OxyHelp chamber running at true therapeutic pressure (2.0 ATA), unlike most competitors who use soft shell chambers that only reach around 1.3 ATA. Sessions are overseen by Dr. Arash Noor, DC, CCSP, a sports chiropractor who has treated athletes at 2 Olympic Games and across the NFL, MLB, and NBA, so it's clinically supervised, not a wellness-spa experience.

Hard shell chambers, like the OxyHelp system used at BodyPro, can reach true therapeutic pressure of 2.0 ATA. Soft shell chambers, common at wellness spas, typically max out around 1.3 ATA. The higher the pressure, the more oxygen gets delivered into tissue, which is why the type of chamber matters as much as the therapy itself.

If you're working through recovery from a sports injury, post-surgical healing, or ongoing inflammation, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy can be an effective addition to your recovery plan. It's also widely used by athletes for pre-competition prep and post-competition recovery.

HBOT is commonly used to support:

● Sports injury recovery

● Post-surgical recovery

● Chronic inflammation and pain

● Concussion and TBI recovery protocols

● Muscle fatigue and delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS)

● Tendon and joint recovery

● General wellness and recovery optimization

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Yes. HBOT is a well-established, non-invasive therapy with no downtime. You relax in a private, pressurized chamber while breathing concentrated oxygen, and you're screened for health history and contraindications before your first session to make sure it's a good fit for you.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy involves breathing concentrated oxygen inside a pressurized chamber. Under pressure, the body absorbs significantly more oxygen than it can under normal conditions, delivering it deep into tissues to support the body's natural healing processes, reduce inflammation, and aid recovery