Wesley Hyperbaric

Wesley Hyperbaric The Wesley Centre for Hyperbaric Medicine is one of the most advanced hyperbaric oxygen medical treatment units in Australia, and in the world.

Wesley Hyperbaric is one of the most advanced hyperbaric oxygen medical treatment units in Australia, and in the world.

Wesley Hyperbaric, our community truly is something special.When our patient Simone was finding it difficult to wear our...
01/05/2026

Wesley Hyperbaric, our community truly is something special.

When our patient Simone was finding it difficult to wear our standard cotton scrub tops due to restricted movement, one of our own stepped up in the most heartwarming way. Sue, the mother-in-law of our Medical Registrar, Gina, went above and beyond to hand-make these custom button-up scrubs specifically for Simone.

She even added a beautiful personalised flourish by stitching Simone's initials onto the top.

We are incredibly lucky to have such a caring network of staff and family members who look out for our patients. It’s these small acts of kindness that make the community here in Brisbane so supportive during treatment.

Looking good, Simone! And thank you Sue!

HBOT is not an antibiotic; however, higher oxygen levels can support white blood cell function and can make the environm...
14/04/2026

HBOT is not an antibiotic; however, higher oxygen levels can support white blood cell function and can make the environment less favourable for some bacteria.

This is one reason HBOT is used in selected serious infections alongside surgery and antibiotics, and in some complex wound cases where infection risk is high.

When you hear “adjunct therapy”, what does that mean to you; helpful extra, or confusing jargon? Ask away in the comments.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

🚩 Red flag: pus, a strong new odour, or suddenly heavier oozeIf a wound starts producing pus, develops a new strong smel...
10/04/2026

🚩 Red flag: pus, a strong new odour, or suddenly heavier ooze

If a wound starts producing pus, develops a new strong smell, or the drainage suddenly becomes heavier or changes colour, take it seriously. These changes can be signs of infection or a wound that needs a prompt reassessment; especially if you have diabetes, poor circulation, or the area is becoming more tender, red, or warm.

If the discharge is increasing quickly, the odour is new, or you feel unwell, seek urgent medical care.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

In many hospital settings, like ours, multiplace chambers are pressurised with air; patients then breathe oxygen through...
03/04/2026

In many hospital settings, like ours, multiplace chambers are pressurised with air; patients then breathe oxygen through a hood or mask.

It’s a behind-the-scenes detail that helps with safety, comfort, and clinical monitoring.

Before starting HBOT, ask what type of chamber you will use and how oxygen is delivered; knowing the setup often reduces anxiety.

What’s your biggest question about what a session actually feels like?



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

🚩 Red flag: new numbness, colour change (blue, grey, black), or a cold foot/handIf a foot or hand becomes newly numb, tu...
01/04/2026

🚩 Red flag: new numbness, colour change (blue, grey, black), or a cold foot/hand

If a foot or hand becomes newly numb, turns blue, grey, or black, or feels noticeably cold compared with the other side, seek urgent medical assessment.

These changes can signal reduced blood flow or tissue damage and can become serious quickly; especially if you have diabetes, vascular disease, or a wound.

Do not wait for your next appointment if you notice these signs.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

Daily care means the team picks up on the subtle cues. A small check-in can make the entire day easier.If you could desi...
31/03/2026

Daily care means the team picks up on the subtle cues. A small check-in can make the entire day easier.

If you could design the perfect daily check-in from a care team, what would it sound like? One sentence is enough; share yours below.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

🚩 Red flag: red streaks travelling up the limbIf you notice red streaks moving away from a wound up your foot, leg, hand...
29/03/2026

🚩 Red flag: red streaks travelling up the limb

If you notice red streaks moving away from a wound up your foot, leg, hand, or arm, treat it as urgent.

This can be a sign of infection spreading through lymphatic channels and it needs prompt medical assessment, even if the wound itself seems small.

If you also have fever, chills, increasing pain, swelling, or feel unwell, seek urgent care immediately.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

For many patients, being heard is the first step in healing. Our medical team takes the time to understand your story, n...
26/03/2026

For many patients, being heard is the first step in healing. Our medical team takes the time to understand your story, not just your symptoms.

Have you ever felt truly listened to in a medical setting? Tell us what made the difference in the comments.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

Checking in from sunny Bundaberg! Had the pleasure of visiting the Bundaberg Prostate Cancer Support Group.Quality of li...
26/03/2026

Checking in from sunny Bundaberg!

Had the pleasure of visiting the Bundaberg Prostate Cancer Support Group.

Quality of life shouldn’t end when your radiation treatment does. We’re passionate about education and helping patients navigate the late effects of radiation therapy. It’s all about supporting the “survivorship” journey with real solutions.

Thanks for the warm welcome, Bundy! 🙌

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🚩 Red flag: fever, chills, feeling unwell, or a racing heartIf you have a wound and you develop fever, chills, a new sen...
25/03/2026

🚩 Red flag: fever, chills, feeling unwell, or a racing heart

If you have a wound and you develop fever, chills, a new sense of being unwell, or a racing heart, it can be a sign your body is dealing with a significant infection. Don’t assume it will pass; these symptoms need prompt medical review, even if the wound itself does not look dramatically different yet.

If symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening, or you feel faint or confused, seek urgent care immediately.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

Did you know we can measure oxygen at the wound edge?We use TCOM (transcutaneous oxygen measurement) to estimate how muc...
23/03/2026

Did you know we can measure oxygen at the wound edge?
We use TCOM (transcutaneous oxygen measurement) to estimate how much oxygen is reaching the skin around a wound.

It can help guide whether a wound is likely to benefit from HBOT as part of a broader plan, and it can be repeated to track changes over time.

If you have a hard-to-heal wound, ask your treating team whether TCOM or another perfusion test is appropriate for you.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

People walk in as strangers and leave as part of something bigger. Shared experiences connect us more than we realise.Ha...
21/03/2026

People walk in as strangers and leave as part of something bigger. Shared experiences connect us more than we realise.

Have you met someone in the hyperbaric chamber who unexpectedly helped you through? Share your story below; connection matters.



Always seek professional medical advice for personalised care.

Address

Sandford Jackson Building 30 Chasely Street
Auchenflower, QLD
4066

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 4pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm

Telephone

+61733716033

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