Tissue Oxygenation
Pressurized oxygen helps saturate plasma and reach areas with limited blood flow, supporting recovery.
Newport Beach
Coming Soon
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
HBOT delivers oxygen at increased atmospheric pressure to support tissue oxygenation, healing, and recovery. We’re putting the finishing touches on our program—call or text to be notified when booking opens.
Why People Seek HBOT
Recovery & Resilience
Many use HBOT to help with post-stress recovery, general wellness goals, and athletic performance support.
Cellular Environment
Optimizing oxygen availability may support mitochondrial function and a favorable healing environment.
Fatigue & Energy
HBOT may help reduce fatigue by improving oxygen delivery and cellular recovery. Results are even stronger when paired with Red Light Therapy, which enhances mitochondrial function.
What to Expect (When Live)
Your First Visit
- Brief intake and safety screen (ear/sinus health, respiratory status, recent procedures).
- Orientation to the chamber, equalization tips, and comfort settings.
- Typical sessions run ~60 minutes at a prescribed pressure (protocol-dependent).
After Your Session
- You’ll decompress gradually; most resume normal activity.
- Mild ear fullness or fatigue can occur; hydration and gentle activity help.
- Your provider will suggest frequency based on goals and response.
Safety & Considerations
Who May Need Clearance
Ear/sinus issues, recent ear surgery, certain lung conditions, uncontrolled fever, or trouble equalizing pressure.
Generally Not Appropriate
Untreated pneumothorax. Some situations require specialist review before HBOT.
Medication & Device Review
Please share your medications and implanted devices with our clinician to assess compatibility and safety.
For educational purposes only; your provider will determine candidacy and protocols.
HBOT — Frequently Asked Questions
When will Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy be available at Range Medical?
We’re finalizing equipment and protocols now. Call or text (949) 881-4442 and we’ll notify you as soon as booking opens.
How long is a typical HBOT session?
Most protocols schedule ~60-minute sessions, including a gradual pressurization and decompression phase for comfort.
What does HBOT feel like?
You’ll feel pressure changes similar to flying; gentle swallowing/yawning helps equalize your ears. Many people relax or nap during the session.
Who should not do HBOT?
People with untreated pneumothorax should not undergo HBOT. Others—such as those with certain ear/sinus or pulmonary issues—may require specialist clearance first.
Be First to Know
Text or call and we’ll add you to the HBOT update list for Range Medical in Newport Beach.
(949) 881-4442For educational purposes only; not medical advice. Your provider will determine candidacy, protocols, and monitoring.
