Real
Results

Proven treatments enhance
quality of life

Leading U.S. Wound Registry Reported
Healing Rates

The Center for Wound Healing
Is Focused on Patients

The Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine® clinics are fully integrated with your hospital system. They are built around an advanced, patient focused multidisciplinary approach to wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT).

Our state of the art clinics offer unmatched care by leading specialists, and national treatment data demonstrates our healing rates are among the best in the field.

Distinguished Specialists

Many of our clinical medical directors are board certified in Hyperbaric Medicine. This level of specialization in wound care and hyperbaric medicine is rare, and we are proud to put their exceptional expertise to work for our patients.

Better Outcomes

All of our physicians and hyperbaric technicians are specially trained in the latest wound healing techniques. Treatment data is collected and analyzed through the U.S. Wound Registry.

This national wound care database allows us to compare data from treatment hospitals nationwide so we can continuously improve patient care. Our mission is to continue providing our patients with the top healing rates in the industry.

Accessible Records

The Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine® uses leading electronic record systems and cutting edge interfaces so your HBOT treatment records are seamlessly integrated with your hospital system’s electronic medical records.

Satisfied Patients

The Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Hospitals and Systems (HCAHPS) is a patient satisfaction survey required for all hospitals nationwide. These results are published four times a year.
The Center for Wound Care consistently scores in the top 1% of HCAHPS patient satisfaction ratings.

Highest Standards

The Undersea Hyperbaric & Medical Society is a nonprofit organization that sets rigorous patient treatment and facility standards within the hyperbaric medicine specialty. UHMS Accreditation means an HBOT clinic meets the highest standards of patient care and safety, which is determined through a comprehensive evaluation of each facility’s equipment, staff and training.
UHMS membership and accreditation is not a requirement. It is an elevated level of operational excellence the Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine® chooses to provide for our patients. We are proud that all of our clinics are UHMS Accredited.

Enduring Partnerships

The Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine® has a record of 100% contract renewal with all of our hospital partners since our first wound clinic opened in 2004. This means we provide our patients with stable, reliable care over the course of their current and any future treatment plans.

Have Questions about HBOT Treatment?

What HBOT
Can Treat

Do you think you may be a candidate for HBOT and want to know if your condition is one of the many medical conditions that can be treated?

ReadWhat HBOT Heals to see a list of conditions that have been proven to benefit from hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Why HBOT
Helps Heal

Are you a candidate for HBOT and want to learn about how and why it heals?

ReadWhy HBOT Heals to learn all the ways hyperbaric oxygen therapy supports and enhances your body’s natural healing processes.*

What HBOT
Treatment Involves

Are you curious about details of going through the HBOT treatment process, such as:

  • How long does an HBOT session take?
  • What does HBOT feel like?
  • Is HBOT covered by insurance?
  • Is my doctor involved with HBOT treatment?

Read the Patient FAQ to learn all the things you can expect when you and your doctor choose HBOT as part of your treatment plan.

Contact Us

Do you need to know something about how the Center for Wound Healing & Hyperbaric Medicine® can help you that isn’t covered here? Contact us and a member of our team will be glad to answer your questions.

Disclaimer

*Some of these statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Further evidence is needed before mechanisms of action are fully understood and additional medical conditions are approved for HBOT treatment.