Wounds that will not heal

Crush injuries: hyperbaric oxygen treatment on Long Island

Severe limb injuries where swelling threatens the tissue.

Request a call back

Tell us who you are and what you are asking about. Someone from the clinic calls you back within one business day.

Physician showing a bone x-ray to an older patient — Bone infection that will not clear is treated alongside your surgeon and antibiotics.

Who this is for

People recovering from a crush injury, a severe fracture with soft tissue damage, or compartment syndrome.

What oxygen does

Swelling squeezes the small vessels and starves the muscle. Oxygen under pressure reaches the tissue anyway, reduces the swelling, and limits the damage while the injury settles.

What a course looks like

Usually a short, intense course in the first days and weeks after injury, coordinated with your surgeon.

This is an approved use of hyperbaric oxygen under Medicare and UHMS guidelines. Whether it is right for you is a decision made with our physician and yours.

Treated at both clinics: Great Neck and Massapequa Park.

Ask about crush injuries

Send your name and number. We will call within one business day and check your coverage. Or call (631) 697-1714.

Older man smiling on the phone at his kitchen table — One call. We check your coverage and tell you what to expect.

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