Recovery conversations
People commonly ask about HBOT while navigating injury, activity, or post-procedure recovery goals.
Direct oxygen
Experience Suntree's two-seat Superhuman Chambers T2. Each pressurized oxygen visit is designed for appropriately selected guests, with a calm setting and clear support throughout.

Member sessions are billed separately. HBOT suitability should be reviewed before treatment.
How it works
Choose the session that fits your plan, and the team prepares the chamber for your visit.
Take a seat in the reclining chair while the team helps you settle in comfortably.
Put on the oxygen mask with the team’s help before the chamber is pressurized.
Read, rest, or simply breathe while the team supports you through the session.

Recovery conversations
These topics are common reasons for a conversation—not promises of treatment or results. Appropriateness depends on an individual review.
People commonly ask about HBOT while navigating injury, activity, or post-procedure recovery goals.
HBOT has established medical uses for specific conditions, with appropriateness determined through clinical review.
Broader performance, energy, and healthy-aging questions deserve careful, individualized expectations.
Oxygen under pressure
During HBOT, you breathe oxygen inside a chamber with pressure above normal atmospheric levels. That pressure can increase the amount of oxygen available in the bloodstream and tissues.
HBOT has established medical uses for specific conditions. Broader recovery and wellness questions should remain individualized and grounded in an appropriate health review.
Read selected research
Medical perspective
Questions about risks, contraindications, and clinical fit deserve a thoughtful review before treatment.
Dr. Abe Hardoon, MDMedical Director
Selected research
Research context is not a promise that HBOT is appropriate for every condition.
A selected 94-patient study reported higher complete-healing rates at one year in the HBOT group.
PubMed abstractA very small study reported more complete epithelialization with adjunctive HBOT; the sample limits certainty.
PubMed abstractThe review found short-term improvement for selected diabetic foot ulcers, while longer-term certainty remained limited.
PubMed abstractThis human-and-mouse study suggested a possible biological mechanism, not a clinical benefit by itself.
PubMed abstractCall the center to discuss suitability, pricing, and current availability.
Call to bookGood questions
Have a question specific to your health history? Call the center and speak with the team.
Your care begins with a review of your health history, goals, potential risks, and whether hyperbaric oxygen therapy is appropriate for you. The team explains what to expect before a plan is recommended.
During HBOT, you breathe oxygen inside a chamber with pressure above normal atmospheric levels. This can increase the amount of oxygen available in the bloodstream and tissues.
Many people relax during treatment. Pressure changes can feel similar to the ear pressure experienced during a flight, so the team explains equalization techniques and monitors the visit.
A standard 60-minute HBOT session is $200. HBOT members pay $99 per session after joining the $199-per-month membership with a three-month commitment.
That depends on why you are considering HBOT, your health history, and the plan recommended after review. The website cannot determine the right number for an individual.
No. HBOT has risks and contraindications, so suitability should be reviewed by an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
HBOT
Call the Suntree team to discuss your questions, current availability, and the next appropriate step.
