Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

At Auburn Total Health, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is offered as a gentle, non-invasive way to support healing, recovery, and overall wellness. By increasing the amount of oxygen your body can absorb, HBOT helps fuel the body’s natural repair processes from the inside out.

How It Works

During a session, you’ll relax inside a comfortable, mild hyperbaric chamber while breathing oxygen at slightly increased atmospheric pressure. This allows oxygen to dissolve more efficiently into your bloodstream and reach areas that may be difficult to oxygenate under normal conditions — including tissues affected by inflammation, injury, or stress.

More oxygen = more cellular support.

Benefits may include:

  • Reduced inflammation

  • Improved tissue repair and circulation

  • Faster recovery from injury or physical strain

  • Increased energy and mental clarity

  • Immune and cellular health support

What to expect:

  • A relaxing 60-minute session

  • Breathe normally while the chamber gently pressurizes

  • Time to rest, read, or meditate

  • Full support from our care team throughout your visit

At Auburn Total Health, HBOT is often combined with PEMF, sauna therapy, and mobility work as part of a personalized wellness plan. Our team will help determine if HBOT is right for you and how to best support your health goals.

Woman in a hospital bed with an oxygen tube, smiling, in a medical setting.
Close-up of a blue hyperbaric oxygen chamber labeled 'OXY.FLOW' with pressure gauge and controls, inside a room with wooden floors and walls, chairs, and large windows in the background.
Room with oxygen therapy equipment, including a blue oxygen hyperbaric chamber labeled 'OXY.G FLOW' and an inflatable oxygen therapy chamber. The room has a window, decorative wall art, and a patterned ottoman.

What to Expect During Your Session

After filling out paper work you will be taken to your chamber. You will be instructed to take off your shoes and anything that may be uncomfortable. ie jacket or hat. You will then step into the chamber and sit lay down. We will hand you a nasal cannula that will deliver oxygen into your nose. You will put the nasal cannula on by putting the prongs into your nostril and the loop around each ear. You will be instructed to clear your ears when the pressure builds inside the chamber, usually after ten minutes. We will then zip the zippers that seal the chamber and begin pressurizing the chamber. The session is an hour and twenty minutes allowing ten minutes to pressurize the chamber and ten minutes to decompress the chamber. During the session you can nap, watch a movie, do work on your phone etc. At the end of your session you will be instructed that we are decompressing the chamber and you may need to clear your ears again at that time. When the chamber has depressurized we will unzip the zippers and assist you in stepping out of the chamber. 

Facts About Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is not a new therapy. It was used at in the 1940's to treat deep-sea divers with decompression sickness in the Navy. By the 1960's HBOT was also used to treat carbon monoxide poisoning. HBOT is still used today to treat for carbon monoxide poisoning for fire fighter and miners. HBOT has grown in it's uses to now include over a dozen conditions ranging from burns to bone disease, including:

  • Chronic infections

  • Cyanide poisoning 

  • Crush injuries

  • Burns

  • Long Haulers Covid 

  • Radiation Burns 

  • Anemia

  • Wounds

  • Brain Trauma - Concussions

  • Inflammation

  • Improved Athletic Recovery

  • Has shown improvement in anxiety 

  • Faster healing from surgeries 

  • Improves collagen production

  • Anti-aging effects 

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