Baromedical Associates

02/26/2026

PTSD recovery isn’t always a straight line. But for some veterans, oxygen may be part of the breakthrough.

A randomized controlled study in PLOS ONE found that veterans with PTSD experienced significant improvement in symptoms and measurable changes in brain activity after hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

One of our own patients, a military veteran, recently completed 40 HBOT sessions. Today, he reports he’s no longer experiencing PTSD symptoms and is no longer taking medication.

Stories like his matter.

Learn more at https://www.baromedicalhbo.com/

02/23/2026

Whether you live an active lifestyle, manage physical demands at work, or simply want to feel more resilient day to day, recovery plays a vital role in how your body performs and adapts. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is increasingly explored as a supportive tool for recovery, helping the body restore balance after physical exertion or ongoing stress.

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Whether you live an active lifestyle, manage physical demands at work, or simply want to feel more resilient day to day, recovery plays a vital role in how your body performs and adapts. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is increasingly explored as a supportive tool for recovery, helping the body res...

02/14/2026

A little oxygen goes a long way.

Happy Valentine's Day! ❤️

02/13/2026

A major study published in The Lancet eClinicalMedicine found that hyperbaric oxygen therapy delivers long-lasting relief for patients suffering severe late effects of pelvic radiation.

Symptoms like incontinence, bleeding, and chronic pain.

Patients who completed a standard HBOT course (90 minutes, 30-40 sessions) experienced dramatic improvement that held steady for at least five years. Many went from planning life around bathroom access to returning to fully normal daily activity.

Studies like this underscore the real potential to restore quality of life after cancer treatment.

Hyperbaric oxygen treatment provides long-term relief for patients suffering from late radiation-induced injuries after treatment of cancer in the lower abdominal area.

02/10/2026

In a large-scale study that analyzed over 660,000 wounds…

HBOT offered a consistent healing rate of about 75%. A separate study focused on diabetic foot ulcers found that HBOT improved healing rates from 56% to 60% overall and up to 75% for patients completing all their prescribed treatments.

If you are dealing with a wound that won't heal, reach out to our team for more information!

Are you struggling with a wound that won’t heal? Explore the types of wounds HBOT can treat and the specific results it yields.

02/08/2026

By increasing oxygen absorption in the body, this can aid in the repair of brain tissue damaged by COVID-19.

HBOT has also been shown to trigger neuroplasticity (the brain’s ability to heal itself), which can significantly reduce long COVID symptoms.

Study Results ➡️

In one study, 31 patients (having originally completed 40 sessions of HBOT the year prior at Aviv Clinics) filled out a series of questionnaires about quality of life, quality of sleep, and psychiatric and pain symptoms.

Patients were treated with hyperoxic-hypoxic paradox (HHP), an HBOT protocol that exposes the patient to elevated atmospheric pressure (compression/decompression rate of 1.0 m/min) and fluctuating oxygen levels (100% oxygen for 90 minutes with intermittent breaks of medical-grade air with normal 21% oxygen levels).

Based on the results, HBOT was found to be associated with persistent improvements in quality of life, quality of sleep, psychiatric and pain symptoms.

02/05/2026

While is a common cancer treatment, it can lead to unintended damage in healthy tissues. This is where HBOT steps in, mitigating these effects and speeding up recovery.

Radiation impairs blood flow, leading to tissue injury that may manifest months or even years later, a long-term side effect known as delayed radiation injury.

Common symptoms include chronic pain, fibrosis (tissue thickening and scarring), impaired wound healing, skin changes, and dysfunction of affected organs.

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HBOT counteracts these effects by increasing the number of blood vessels in radiated tissues. This enhances blood circulation and potentially restores damaged tissues to their pre-radiation state.

Discover how hyperbaric oxygen therapy promotes healing after radiation, repairing tissue damage and improving recovery. Call Baromedical Associates today.

02/03/2026

3 ways HBOT supports sports injury healing…

1️⃣ Faster healing:
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy reduces inflammation, a major culprit of delayed recovery. Injuries like sprained ligaments, torn muscles, and stress fractures benefit from the increased blood flow and oxygen supply.

2️⃣ Less Muscle Soreness:
Rigorous training and competition take a toll on your muscles. HBOT provides the oxygen needed to repair microscopic tears and reduce delayed-onset muscle soreness. This helps you bounce back faster after an intense game or workout.

3️⃣ Chronic Pain Management:
HBOT promotes better circulation, reduces inflammation and detoxes the lactic acid from muscles to relieve symptoms of chronic pain or lingering injuries.

01/31/2026

We use the largest monoplace chamber in the industry!

This chamber delivers comfort, quiet, and control. Patients enjoy adjustable gurney positions, personalized temperature settings, and even entertainment options during treatment… all while resting on a stretcher certified for up to 700 lbs.

It also includes a safe two-way communication system.

It’s hyperbaric therapy designed for comfort, safety, and results ⭐️

01/30/2026

01/29/2026

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Last year, we shared this sweet moment of Jennifer Brown and her son Hayes, a brave 6-year-old soccer player ⚽️

Hayes was recovering from a broken arm and handled it like a champ, cozy in the chamber watching his favorite shows, while mom checked in on him anytime.

We’re still cheering for you, Hayes! Hope you’re back out there scoring goals 🙌

01/26/2026

You got it… 😉

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy 🙌

The only therapy that works better under pressure.