Whether suffering from a sports injury, chronic condition, or acute illness, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can enhance the body’s natural ability to heal and expedite your healing process. As Dr. Jay E. Bowen with MD Hyperbaric explains, HBOT “involves breathing pure oxygen while sitting or lying in a comfortable pressurized chamber.” While oxygen is essential for cellular recovery and tissue repair, injuries and illnesses can impair this necessary circulation. That’s where the experts at MD Hyperbaric step in. This painless, non-invasive treatment “allows your body to absorb up to 1,200% more oxygen than normal–not just into red blood cells, but also into plasma, lymph, and other fluids.” This much-needed oxygenation reduces inflammation, stimulates tissue regeneration, and supports the body’s natural healing process at the cellular level.

While there are currently 14 FDA-approved conditions that Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy can treat, there is a growing body of evidence which shows that HBOT can be a powerful tool for healing from brain fog, fatigue, and other symptoms from conditions like long COVID. A traditional treatment session at MD Hyperbaric takes between 60-90 minutes, where patients change into provided clothing and “simply breathe normally while relaxing, sleeping, or reading.” With each session carefully monitored by certified staff and “treatment protocols tailored to the individual patient,” patients at MD Hyperbaric can rest assured that they are receiving the very best treatment in a safe and comfortable environment. 

MD Hyperbaric treatment centers are primarily located throughout the Northeast, with their newest location now open in Parsippany. According to Dr. Bowen, “patients can expect spacious, private, FDA-cleared, medical grade, hard-shell hyperbaric chambers designed for maximum comfort.” While the use of hard-shell hyperbaric chambers is typically reserved for a hospital setting, MD Hyperbaric is proud to be able to offer this treatment setting in their facility. With the goal of making every visit “both restorative and welcoming,” Dr. Bowen shares that he is “excited to bring this level of care and accessibility to the greater Parsippany community.” With his practice described as “low volume and high touch,” Dr. Bowen and his team are able to provide a dedicated listening ear to patients looking to improve their health and wellness and in turn, determine the best treatment option for each individual.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is well-known for its use in wound healing and post-surgical recovery, but many may be unaware of how far-reaching the benefits of HBOT can be. At MD Hyperbaric, Dr. Bowen and his team are “focused on expanding access to HBOT for individuals who may benefit from it–even when their condition isn’t covered by insurance or accepted by traditional HBOT centers.” With extensive study and research backing their treatments, MD Hyperbaric has been able to help individuals suffering from a wide variety of ailments. Rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, psoriasis, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, endometriosis, Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome, neuropathy, Traumatic Brain Injury, mold toxicity, fibromyalgia, long COVID, and athletic recovery are just a few of the conditions supported by Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at MD Hyperbaric.

While the number of sessions may vary from patient to patient, depending on their individual treatment protocols, the attention to detail, comfort, and safety measures remain consistent across the board. “MD Hyperbaric Parsippany is rooted in a commitment to safe, evidence-based healing delivered with warmth and personalized protocols,” says Dr. Bowen. As he explains, “you are not just receiving a treatment; you are partnering with professionals dedicated to empowering your entire healing journey.” For more information on how you can get started on your healing journey at MD Hyperbaric Parsippany, please visit www.mdhyperbaric.com or call 973-296-0908.