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Our name says Suntree and our address says Rockledge. Both are true. Here is why, and how Suntree residents can find the center in a few minutes.
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Suntree Hyperbaric Center takes its name from the Suntree area, but the center itself is in Rockledge, at 6525 3rd Street, Suite 106.
Suntree is an unincorporated community in central Brevard County, between I-95 and the Florida East Coast Railway, roughly midway between Rockledge and Melbourne. Suntree is not its own city, so its addresses use neighboring city names. Our building sits near where Suntree Boulevard meets US-1 and has a Rockledge address.
For most Suntree residents the drive is short, often 5 to 15 minutes. If you are looking for hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Suntree, FL, or a hyperbaric chamber in Suntree, this is the center that carries the name, close to home.
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The shared name can confuse map apps. These details help.
Enter 6525 3rd Street, Suite 106, Rockledge, FL 32955. Searching only for the Suntree name may show the community or other businesses that share it.
The blue Suntree Hyperbaric sign is to the left of the building's main entrance, and the storefront has its own glass door marked 106.
If you arrive and are not sure where to go, call 321-334-2000. The arrival guide has photos of the building and storefront.
At the center, hyperbaric oxygen therapy takes place in a two-seat Superhuman Chambers T2. It is a hard-shell chamber with reclining seats, a breathing mask and touchscreen controls inside and out. It is rated for up to 2.0 ATA, and the team confirms the pressure and protocol for your sessions. The HBOT page shows the real room.
Being close makes it easier to fit a 60-minute session into a normal day, and to come back if you and the team agree on a series.
Common questions include recovery after surgery, activity and recovery, and healthy aging. These uses are not FDA-cleared. Researchers are studying them, some studies suggest possible support, and results vary. The team will not promise an outcome.
HBOT does have a short list of recognized medical uses, such as selected non-healing wounds and carbon monoxide poisoning. Emergencies like carbon monoxide poisoning belong in a hospital emergency department, not a wellness center.
The team starts with your health history and a suitability review. They explain ear equalization and pressure changes, help with the mask and stay available throughout. You can stop a session if you need to.
Raise ear or sinus problems, any history of collapsed lung, pregnancy, medications and claustrophobia, and talk with your own physician. Read your first HBOT visit in Rockledge for more.
A standard 60-minute HBOT session is $200. Membership is $199 per month with a three-month commitment, and member sessions are $99 each. Red light therapy is $39.95 for 30 minutes. See the pricing page.
Suntree residents also ask about red light therapy. It uses a separate light-panel setup, not the chamber, and the team explains positioning and eye protection before you begin.
Suntree questions
Questions about your health history or goals are best answered by phone with the Suntree team.
Call 321-334-2000The center is named for the Suntree area, but its address is in Rockledge: 6525 3rd Street, Suite 106, Rockledge, FL 32955. The building is near where Suntree Boulevard meets US-1. For most Suntree residents it is a short drive.
Suntree is the name of a community and of several local businesses, so a name search can point to the wrong place. Enter the full street address with Suite 106 instead. If you still get turned around, call 321-334-2000 and the team will guide you in.
The drive is often 5 to 15 minutes. A standard HBOT session is 60 minutes, and a first visit also includes the health history review and time to settle in. Ask the team how much total time to allow when you book.
Yes. Red light therapy is booked on its own as a 30-minute session for $39.95, with no membership required. It is a different experience from the hyperbaric chamber. Call the center to ask about current availability.
Dr. Abe Hardoon, MD, is the Medical Director, and Yair Feldman is President and Director. Day to day, the center team handles your health history review, explains the process and stays available during sessions. The about page has more on center leadership.
Call the Rockledge center to check availability and plan your first visit.
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