When conventional wound care fails, HBOT delivers oxygen-rich plasma to tissue starved for oxygen
Physician assessment + OHIP eligibility in 90 minutes
Evidence-based HBOT protocols for complex wounds where standard treatment has failed
Bone infections resistant to 6+ weeks of IV antibiotics. HBOT increases oxygen 1200% to hypoxic bone tissue, enabling antibiotic penetration and osteoblast activity.
Wagner Grade 2+ diabetic foot ulcers failing 30+ days of standard care. HBOT stimulates angiogenesis and wound bed preparation for closure.
Compromised or necrotic grafts/flaps post-reconstructive surgery. HBOT promotes neovascularization at graft bed interface within 2 weeks.
Radiation-induced necrosis or refractory wounds 90+ days post-radiotherapy. HBOT reverses hypoxia-driven fibrosis progression.
Partially failed pedicle or free flaps requiring salvage. HBOT improves flap perfusion and reduces necrosis within 10-15 sessions.
Deep partial thickness burns failing to re-epithelialize. HBOT reduces conversion to full thickness necrosis and infection risk.
Day 1: 90-minute evaluation
Weeks 1-6: Protocol execution
Ongoing: Weekly evaluation
Week 6+: Transition to maintenance
Everything you need to know about OHIP-covered hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Yes, OHIP covers hyperbaric oxygen therapy for 13 specific conditions including chronic osteomyelitis, diabetic wounds, radiation injury, and compromised grafts/flaps when standard treatments have failed. Our team verifies your eligibility during the free consultation.
No referral is required. Our board-certified physicians can assess your eligibility directly. We'll coordinate with your family doctor and specialists as needed and provide comprehensive reports throughout treatment.
Treatment protocols typically range from 20-40 sessions (90-120 minutes each, 5 days/week). Your physician designs a personalized plan based on wound type, severity, and response to therapy. Progress is monitored weekly.
Yes, HBOT has an excellent safety profile when administered by trained physicians using FDA-cleared chambers. Our clinics follow UHMS guidelines with continuous monitoring. Common side effects (ear pressure) are managed easily.
OHIP covers: chronic refractory osteomyelitis, Wagner Grade 2+ diabetic wounds, compromised grafts/flaps, radiation tissue damage, thermal burns >20% TBSA, and other non-healing wounds failing standard care. Full criteria reviewed during consultation.
Most patients begin within 48 hours of consultation. We verify OHIP eligibility same-day and schedule your first session immediately. Multiple Ontario locations ensure convenient access near you.
Free consultation with board-certified hyperbaric specialist. OHIP verification included.