Great Neck and Massapequa Park, Long Island
Hyperbaric chamber treatment, close to home.
More oxygen, where your body needs it most: wounds that will not heal, diabetic foot ulcers, radiation injury, bone infection, and sudden hearing loss. Medicare and most insurance accepted for approved conditions.
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- Medicare and most plans
- Two Long Island clinics
- Physician-led
- Approved conditions only
What hyperbaric oxygen is
You breathe pure oxygen. The pressure does the rest.
Inside the chamber the air pressure is raised to two to two and a half times normal. At that pressure your blood carries many times more oxygen than it can at sea level, and that oxygen reaches tissue that normal circulation cannot feed.
That is what a stuck wound, a radiated jaw, or an infected bone is missing. Give it oxygen, day after day, and the body can do what it already knows how to do: grow new vessels, fight infection, and close.
10
approved conditions
2
clinics, North and South Shore
5
days a week
120
minutes per session
Conditions we treat
Approved uses, plainly listed.
Every condition here is on the Medicare and Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society list of approved uses. We do not treat conditions that are not.
Diabetic foot ulcers
A foot or toe wound that has not closed after a month of good care.
Wounds that will not heal
Surgical wounds, pressure sores, and other wounds stuck for weeks.
Skin grafts and flaps at risk
A graft or flap from surgery that is turning dusky or failing.
Crush injuries
Severe limb injuries where swelling threatens the tissue.
Radiation injury to soft tissue
Pain, bleeding, or wounds months or years after radiation.
Radiation injury to bone
Jaw or other bone damaged by radiation, before or after dental work.
Chronic bone infection
Osteomyelitis that keeps coming back despite antibiotics and surgery.
Severe soft tissue infections
Fast-moving infections after the hospital has stabilized them.
Sudden hearing loss
Hearing that dropped in one ear over hours or days.
Sudden vision loss from a blocked retinal artery
A sudden, painless loss of vision in one eye.
Diabetes and your feet
The wound is what we treat. And it is covered.
A diabetic foot ulcer that has not closed after a month of good wound care is one of the clearest cases for the chamber. Medicare pays for it. So do most plans.
We will also tell you what oxygen does not do: it does not reverse neuropathy. If that is what you are chasing, we say so at the first visit.
Why North Shore
Close to home. Covered by your plan.
Close to home.
Two locations
Community Drive in Great Neck for the North Shore, Sunrise Highway in Massapequa Park for the South Shore. Parking at both.
Covered.
Insurance first
Medicare and most major plans cover hyperbaric oxygen for approved conditions. We check your benefits before your first session.
Your team.
Your doctors stay your doctors
We treat alongside your podiatrist, surgeon, oncologist, or ENT and send them notes after every course.
A real course.
Not a sample
Healing takes weeks. We schedule the whole course up front so you are never guessing when you come in.
From first call to last session
Your treatment journey
Evaluation
A visit with our physician. We review your condition, your records, and whether oxygen under pressure is an approved treatment for it. If it is not, we tell you.
Coverage check
Before anything is scheduled we verify your Medicare or insurance benefits and tell you what to expect.
Your course
Most courses are 20 to 40 sessions, Monday through Friday. We book the whole course so your calendar is set.
Each session
About two hours. You change into cotton scrubs, lie down in the chamber, and the pressure rises slowly over ten minutes. You clear your ears like on a plane. Then you rest, nap, or watch TV while you breathe oxygen.
Progress
Wounds are measured and photographed on a schedule. Your referring doctor gets notes. If something is not working, we say so.
Research and evidence
Approved because it works.
Every condition we treat has published trials behind it and a Medicare coverage line. Watch how the treatment goes, then read the studies.
Hyperbaric oxygen enhances wound healing
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
Independent third-party video, not filmed at our clinics. Watch on YouTube
HBOT treatment for wounds: a patient's experience
Community Health Network
Independent third-party video, not filmed at our clinics. Watch on YouTube
Two clinics
North Shore and South Shore, one practice.
Great Neck, North Shore
290 Community Drive
Great Neck, NY 11021
Patients from Manhasset, Port Washington, Roslyn, Lake Success, New Hyde Park, and nearby.
Massapequa Park, South Shore
450 Sunrise Highway
Massapequa Park, NY 11762
Patients from Massapequa, Seaford, Amityville, Lindenhurst, Farmingdale, and nearby.
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Not sure oxygen therapy is for you? That is a normal first question. Send your name and number and someone from the clinic will call within one business day, answer your questions, and check your coverage.