Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
A 60-minute session in a two-seat, hard-shell Superhuman Chambers T2, breathing oxygen by mask. $200 per standard session.
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Suntree Hyperbaric Center offers two services in one Rockledge location: hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a two-seat chamber and red light therapy. Here is what each involves, what it costs, and how to get started.
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Prices are published so you can plan before you call. The team confirms current pricing and availability by phone.
A 60-minute session in a two-seat, hard-shell Superhuman Chambers T2, breathing oxygen by mask. $200 per standard session.
A 30-minute session with red and near-infrared light panels while you recline. $39.95 per session, no membership required.
$199 per month with a three-month commitment, then $99 per member HBOT session, billed separately.
Suntree brings hyperbaric and red light therapy services in Brevard County together in one center. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy means breathing oxygen through a mask inside a pressurized chamber. Suntree's chamber is a two-seat Superhuman Chambers T2 with reclining seats, rated for up to 2.0 ATA. The team confirms the pressure and protocol for your sessions.
Red light therapy, also called photobiomodulation, uses red and near-infrared light in a separate setup. It is non-invasive, typically feels gently warm, and usually needs no downtime. Research on both therapies continues, and results vary.
Suntree is a wellness center for adults who want to explore HBOT or red light therapy with a clear process, published prices and a team they can talk to. Some people come with recovery or wellness goals. Others come after a conversation with their own physician.
HBOT is not right for everyone. Ear or sinus problems, a history of collapsed lung, pregnancy, some medications and claustrophobia need discussion first. Suntree is not an emergency facility. For suspected carbon monoxide poisoning or decompression sickness, call 911. To see what researchers are studying, visit the HBOT benefits overview.
The process is the same whether you live in Rockledge or across the county.
The center is at 6525 3rd Street, Suite 106, Rockledge, FL 32955. Look for the blue Suntree Hyperbaric sign and door 106. The name comes from the Suntree area, but the center itself is in Rockledge.
People visit from across Brevard County and the Space Coast, including Melbourne, Viera, Suntree, Cocoa, Merritt Island, Palm Bay and Cocoa Beach. See the full list of communities we serve. Call for current hours before you travel.
Prices are published, so there is no guessing. The chamber and treatment room are shown in real photos. A health history review comes before the first HBOT session, and staff stay nearby during every visit. The center's Medical Director is Dr. Abe Hardoon, MD, and its President and Director is Yair Feldman.
The center does not promise results. The team's job is to explain the options clearly so you can decide with your physician. If you have a question the website does not answer, a short call is usually the fastest way to get it answered.
Our visit guides cover your first HBOT visit, red light therapy questions, finding the center, HBOT cost, chamber types and how many sessions people plan for.
Good questions
Questions about your health history or goals are best answered by phone with the Suntree team.
Call 321-334-2000The center is in Rockledge, at 6525 3rd Street, Suite 106, Rockledge, FL 32955. The name refers to the nearby Suntree area. When you use a map app, enter the full street address with Suite 106 rather than searching for Suntree alone. Look for the blue sign and door 106.
The published membership is an HBOT membership: $199 per month with a three-month commitment, plus $99 per member HBOT session. Red light therapy is listed separately at $39.95 for a 30-minute session, with no membership required. Ask the team about current options when you call.
They are separate services with separate setups and pricing. Whether and how to schedule both on the same day is something to ask the team, since it depends on availability and your health history review. Mention both when you call so the team can plan your visit.
It helps to know what you would like to discuss, any relevant health history, and the medications you take. Have your calendar handy. If your physician has suggested HBOT, mention it. The team will explain what the suitability review involves and what comes next.
The team can tell you what information or paperwork is needed for your situation when you call. Either way, it is a good idea to talk with your own physician about HBOT, especially if you have a health condition, take medications, or have questions about risks.
Call the Rockledge team to ask about HBOT, red light therapy, pricing and current availability.
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