Integrative Hyperbaric: Optimal Care for Oncology Patients

 We specialize in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) for oncology patients, particularly those experiencing delayed radiation injuries. We encourage oncologists to refer their patients to our clinic for comprehensive HBOT care.

• Tumor Reduction: HBOT can sensitize tumors to radiotherapy, potentially aiding in tumor reduction.

• Radiation Therapy Enhancement: Increases oxygen tension in tissues, enhancing the effectiveness of radiation therapy.

• Delayed Radiation Injury Relief: Proven to alleviate symptoms and promote healing in tissues damaged by radiation.

• Quality of Life Improvement: Patients often report better overall well-being after HBOT sessions.

  We are proud of our many successful treatments, with patients reporting significant improvements in their conditions.  

We specialize in securing insurance approvals for HBOT, ensuring you receive the necessary treatments without financial burden. We are in-network with:

• Aetna 
• Cigna 
• Medicare 
• Multiplan  
• UnitedHealth  
• Tricare Standard For Life  

A case-series of 67 patients who underwent HBOT showed that 85% reported at least one point improvement in their LENT-SOMA score, with significant improvements in pain, fibrosis, oedema, and shoulder movement persisting up to 12 months after HBOT.

Ready to learn more? Book a free phone consultation with one of our trained HBOT specialists. We’ll take the time to understand your case and provide evidence-based recommendations tailored to your needs.  

• Delayed Radiation Injury: HBOT can alleviate symptoms and      promote healing in tissues damaged by radiation.
• Soft Tissue Radionecrosis: As an adjunct therapy, HBOT can      enhance the recovery process.
• Radiation Cystitis and Proctitis: Effective in treating these      conditions, which are common complications of radiation therapy.

Partner with Integrative Hyperbaric to offer your patients the advanced care they need. Refer today and explore the benefits of HBOT in cancer treatment.