Every breath,
clinically supported.
Physician-supervised hyperbaric oxygen therapy in medical-grade, hard-shell chambers, for recognized conditions. Your insurance is verified before treatment begins.
Where advanced medicine meets calm, measurable recovery.
Oxygen, pressure and time, prescribed, supervised and documented like any other medical treatment. A comfortable outpatient setting with the standards of a hospital program.
Under pressure, oxygen reaches where blood flow can't.
Normally, oxygen travels through the body mostly on red blood cells. Inside a pressurized chamber, far more oxygen dissolves directly into plasma, the liquid part of blood, which can reach tissue affected by swelling, damaged vessels, infection, radiation injury or trauma.
Pressurized: extra oxygen dissolves into plasma and reaches tissue.
The chamber is gently pressurized
You rest in a clear, hard-shell chamber while pressure rises gradually to the level your physician prescribes.
You breathe 100% oxygen
Higher pressure lets plasma carry much more oxygen than breathing room air at sea level.
Oxygen reaches stressed tissue
Over a series of sessions, that oxygen can support repair where poor oxygen delivery is part of the problem.
Used as part of a physician-directed plan, HBOT may support wound healing, help the body fight certain infections, encourage new blood-vessel growth and aid recovery of grafts, flaps and radiation-injured tissue. It works alongside surgery, antibiotics and wound care, not instead of them.
Not a wellness pod. A medical treatment.
Hard-sided chambers deliver oxygen at prescribed treatment pressures, under protocols, screening and trained staff. That's what separates clinical HBOT from low-pressure "soft" chambers.
General comparison for education. Specific pressures and protocols are set by your physician.
14 recognized indications. One careful evaluation.
We follow the UHMS / CMS-recognized list. Every referral is reviewed by a physician against the diagnosis, medical record and goals of care. Other uses are considered case by case, with honest guidance when HBOT isn't the right tool.
Four clinical groups · open a group to see how many of the 14 recognized indications it covers.
Wounds & circulation
When poor blood flow is slowing healing.
Wound Care · Vascular · Plastic Surgery · PodiatryRadiation & infection
Tissue damaged by radiation, or infections that need oxygen-rich tissue to clear.
Radiation Oncology · Infectious Disease · SurgeryAcute & emergency
Time-critical conditions, coordinated with emergency and hospital teams.
Emergency Medicine · Diving Medicine · TraumaBlood & hearing
Where dissolved oxygen can bridge a gap, or early treatment matters most.
Hematology · ENT · AudiologyReferring specialties are typical examples, not exhaustive. Coverage varies by diagnosis, documentation and payer. For emergencies, call 911; acute cases are coordinated with hospital emergency teams.
From referral to recovery, every step documented.
Physicians refer directly; patients can request a consult and we'll coordinate with their doctor. We confirm the indication, verify coverage, and send progress reports to the referring physician after each treatment series.
Referring? Send the diagnosis, recent clinical notes and any imaging. We'll handle insurance verification and scheduling.
- 01Referral or consultFrom your physician, or request one yourself
- 02Insurance verifiedBenefits confirmed before treatment begins
- 03Physician evaluationHistory, safety screening and a treatment plan
- 04Supervised seriesAbout two hours per session, monitored throughout
- 05Progress reportsShared with your referring physician
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Insurance plans we accept.
We work with most major plans, and HBOT is often covered for recognized indications when medical necessity is documented.
Benefits verified before treatmentMedicare & commercial criteria checkedNo surprises on coverage
Coverage depends on diagnosis, medical documentation, treatment plan and payer requirements. If coverage isn't available, we'll explain your options.
Good questions, clear answers.
What patients most often ask us before starting hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Your physician will go through the details with you at evaluation.
Do I need a referral?
Most patients are referred by a physician or specialist. If you don't have one yet, request a consult and we'll coordinate with your doctor. A physician evaluation and treatment plan are required before sessions begin.
How long is a session?
Typically about two hours, including gradual pressurization and decompression. You rest, listen to something, or simply breathe while staff monitor you.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the condition and how you respond. Chronic wounds and radiation injury often need 20 to 60 sessions; acute conditions such as carbon monoxide poisoning may need only a few.
What does it feel like?
Mostly calm. You'll feel ear fullness as pressure changes, like a descending airplane. Staff coach you through equalizing. Pain is not normal — tell the technician right away.
What should I wear?
We provide 100% cotton clothing to minimize static. Jewelry, makeup, lotions, hair products and synthetics are removed before entering the chamber for fire safety.
Can I bring anything into the chamber?
Only items explicitly approved by staff. Lighters, matches, electronics, and petroleum-based products are not allowed. You'll receive a clear allowed / not-allowed list before your first session.
Is HBOT safe?
It's a well-established medical therapy when delivered by qualified staff in a controlled setting. Possible effects — ear or sinus pressure, temporary vision changes, and rare oxygen-related effects — are reviewed with you before treatment.
Is HBOT covered by insurance?
Coverage depends on diagnosis, documentation, treatment plan and payer. Many plans cover recognized indications when medical necessity is documented. We verify benefits before treatment begins and explain options if coverage isn't available.
Centrally located in Culver City.
On Washington Blvd, between the Westside, Downtown LA and LAX. Easy to reach from across Los Angeles, with care in English & Español.
Health PRTCL · 10375 Washington Blvd- Clinic
- 10375 Washington Blvd
Culver City, CA 90232 - Phone
- (209) 670-1202
- info@healthprtcl.com
- Hours
- Mon–Fri · 9 AM–5 PM
For a medical emergency, call 911.
Around Los Angeles
- Beverly Hills3.8 mi
- Marina del Rey3.9 mi
- Westwood4.2 mi
- Santa Monica5.1 mi
- LAX5.4 mi
- Downtown LA9.4 mi
Straight-line distance from the clinic.