Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hollywood Location
Experience our 4-person hyperbaric oxygen chamber for recovery, relaxation, wellness-focused meetings, or quality time with family and friends.
Single Session
$350
60-minute session for 1 person at up to 2.0 ATA
Session Packages
Group Add-Ons
Extend Your Session: Add 30 minutes for $50 (90-minute total)
CEO Package – $4,000/month
- 60-minute hyperbaric session (Monday–Saturday)✔
- 15-minute red light therapy✔
- 30-minute sauna✔
- Cold plunge✔
How It Works
Increased
Oxygen Intake
The air we typically breathe contains 21% oxygen. Inside the chamber, you inhale 95-100% oxygen through an oxygen mask.
Higher
Atmospheric Pressure
Due to the increased pressure and concentration of oxygen, a significantly greater amount of oxygen gets dissolved in the bloodstream. This is based on Henry’s Law, which states that the amount of gas that dissolves in a liquid is proportional to its partial pressure, provided the temperature remains constant.
Optimal
Healing Power
The oxygen-enriched blood circulates throughout the body, delivering higher-than-normal oxygen levels to tissues. This is especially beneficial for tissues with compromised blood supply. This environment promotes healing, reduces inflammation by stimulating the growth of new blood vessels and improving the body’s ability to fight infections.
Client Stories
How It Works
Decompression Sickness:
Commonly known as “the bends”, it’s an ailment experienced by divers who ascend too rapidly. HBOT is a primary treatment.
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning:
HBOT helps remove carbon monoxide from the blood faster and reduce its harmful effects.
Chronic Non-healing Wounds:
Such as diabetic foot ulcers. HBOT promotes healing by increasing oxygen delivery to tissues.
Crush Injuries and Acute Traumatic Ischemias:
HBOT can reduce swelling and promote healing in traumatic injuries.
Osteomyelitis (Bone Infection):
HBOT supports antibiotics in treating certain bone infections.
Radiation Injury:
HBOT heals tissues damaged by radiation therapy, including cystitis or necrosis.
Skin Grafts and Flaps:
When healing is poor due to blood flow issues, HBOT can improve oxygen supply.
Gas Gangrene:
A bacterial infection producing gas within tissues. HBOT can stop bacterial growth.
Severe Anemia:
For patients unable to receive transfusions, HBOT helps deliver oxygen to tissues.
Brain Abscess:
HBOT increases oxygen content in the abscess cavity, supporting standard treatments.
Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections:
HBOT supports surgery and antibiotics in fighting tissue-destroying infections.
Central Retinal Artery Occlusion:
A blockage causing sudden blindness. HBOT is a treatment to help restore vision.
Idiopathic Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss:
HBOT may help if started within weeks of symptom onset.
Beauty benefits include
Improved Skin Radiance: Boosts skin cell metabolism and regeneration for a radiant look.
Wrinkle Reduction: May stimulate collagen production, reducing fine lines and wrinkles.
Enhanced Skin Healing: Speeds up healing, beneficial post-surgery or cosmetic procedures.
Reduction of Acne and Blemishes: Improves blood flow and oxygenation to reduce inflammation and bacteria.
Improved Skin Hydration: May lead to plumper, moisturized skin.
Reduction in Skin Conditions: Might help with psoriasis or eczema symptoms (more research needed).
Hair Health: Some believe better oxygenation benefits hair health and growth.
Potential Benefits Related to Athletic Recovery and Performance
Faster Recovery
The increased oxygen levels delivered during HBOT can help tissues recover faster from the strain and micro-tears that occur during intense workouts.
Reduced Muscle Fatigue
By boosting oxygen available to muscle tissues, athletes might experience less muscle fatigue after rigorous activity.
Decreased Inflammation
HBOT can help reduce inflammation, accelerating the healing process and aiding in recovery from injuries.
Enhanced Collagen Production
Increased oxygen levels can stimulate collagen production, aiding healing of tendons and ligaments.
Improved Bone Healing
For athletes with fractures, HBOT may help bones heal faster due to enhanced oxygen delivery.
Reduction of DOMS
Some athletes believe HBOT can reduce the severity and duration of delayed onset muscle soreness.
Improved Mental Clarity
Increased oxygen delivery may benefit the brain, supporting focus and clarity, essential for competition.
Boosted Immune Response
HBOT can activate white blood cells to fight bacteria and viruses, reducing downtime from illness.
Enhanced Stamina
By improving tissue function and reducing fatigue, HBOT may indirectly contribute to better endurance.
Post Surgery
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) has shown promise in aiding post-surgical recovery due to its ability to increase the oxygen concentration in the blood and promote oxygen delivery to tissues.
Here Are Some Potential Post-Surgery Benefits of HBOT
Frequently Asked questions
No. At the beginning of the session, as your sinuses adjust to the increase in pressure, you may experience a “popping” sensation similar to what you likely have experienced on an airplane. CEO2 Health staff will coach you through a couple different ear popping techniques, and if it remains uncomfortable, CEO2 Health staff will lower the pressure until it is comfortable.
Yes. A CEO2 Health employee will sit with you at the beginning of the session until the hyperbaric chamber has reached its maximum pressure. You will have an intercom between you with which you’ll be able to communicate.
Something comfortable. We recommend something loose-fitting and cozy. We do ask, though, that you refrain from wearing scented perfumes and lotions or heavy jewelry.
Rest and relax! You deserve it. You could nap, meditate, or watch TV.
For general health and maintenance, as little as 1 session can provide benefit. For more serious conditions, we would recommend coming 3-5 times per week. Since oxygen therapy works cumulatively, the more frequently you can get it, the better. For more serious injuries and conditions, we would recommend coming a minimum of 5 days in a row.
Yes, if you are pregnant, have any flu-like symptoms, ear infection/trauma, untreated pneumothorax, chronic sinusitis, or flying within the next 24 hours.