Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Los Gatos, Next to San Jose
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment where you inhale 100% oxygen in a chamber with increased atmospheric pressure. It can heal more than 20 illnesses.
Reach out today and discover the transformative benefits of Hyperbaric oxygen therapy near San Jose, CA. At Bay Area Hyperbarics, we offer expert hyperbaric treatment and compassionate care.
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100K+
Successful treatments delivered
28
Years of trusted expertise
60+
Conditions We Treat
95%+
Patient satisfaction rate
Safety is Not An Accident
Bay Area Hyperbarics has maintained an impeccable safety record for 28 years through rigorous protocols, certified technicians and continuous medical oversight.
Every chamber, every session, every patient — protected by quarterly safety reviews, EMT-certified hyperbaric technologists, onsite medical supervision and strict equipment protocols.
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About Us
Bay Area Hyperbarics is woman-owned and the longest-running independent HBOT clinic in the country. We have helped heal thousands of patients through HBOT in San Jose, CA.
Medicare & FDA Approved
The FDA and Medicare approve HBOT to treat 14 medical conditions. Our medical staff follows treatment guidelines from Medicare, the UHMS, and the latest research.
Woman Owned
Bay Area Hyperbarics is woman-owned and the longest-running independent hyperbaric clinic in the country.

28 Years of Expertise
With over 28 years of expertise, we have provided more than 100,000 patient treatments through oxygen chamber treatment.
Common Conditions We Treat
For detailed information on specific medical conditions, hyperbaric treatment benefits, and customer experiences.
What People Say About Us
Watch and read what our patients have to say about their experience with Bay Area Hyperbarics.
SHAWN DOLLAR
World champion big wave surfer
(Concussion)
ED M.
Leg Damage from fall
BRANDI CHASTAIN
Team USA Soccer Gold Medalist
(Chronic pain from old injuries)
DONALD S
Bleeding Colon (radiation damage)
DANIEL CORMIER
World champion MMA fighter
(Increasing the speed of healing between bouts)
DOUG J.
Sudden hearing loss
DAN SKUTA
Professional NFL Linebacker
(Improving performance and healing time)
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy near you
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy treats medical conditions with 100% oxygen in a pressurized hyperbaric chamber. The patient lies or sits in the chamber. The oxygen saturates the blood plasma, enabling it to flow throughout the body and reach injured or diseased areas that usually receive less oxygen. The mechanisms of hyperbaric oxygen therapy include stimulating and mobilizing stem cells, down-regulating inflammatory genes, up-regulating reproductive cells and stimulating DNA. HBOT also regrows tiny blood vessels, and stimulates the growth of new healthy cells in the brain, bones, skin, organs, and tissues. People seek hyperbaric oxygen therapy to heal physical damage in their bodies and to promoting health and anti-aging.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a painless, noninvasive therapy. Our patients often tell us they don't notice the pressure change, except for a bit in their ears. Specifically, some feel a bit of pressure in their ears, like when they take off in an airplane. It feels like their ears are 'popping'. After a treatment, some patients say they can think more clearly and that they have more energy. Patients often report pain relief, increased strength, and improved range of motion following treatment for swelling or nerve impingement.
Overall, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is extremely safe. However, as with any medical therapy, there can be risks. Any risks will be reviewed with you during your health history review and clinic intake. All clinics are constructed with approval of the local fire marshal and building inspectors to ensure that they comply with all relevant safety codes. Bay Area Hyperbarics has an outstanding safety record for our 21 years serving our community.
We make preparing for a hyperbaric oxygen therapy easy. Before the first treatment, we take the time to answer all of your questions in detail. The patient’s healthcare provider reviews their history and condition. For example, depending on your condition, you may be asked to eat before your treatment. Preparing for HBOT is just as individualized as the therapy. In most cases, it’s as easy as changing into the clothing we provide you. Call us with any questions you have. We are more than happy to answer all of your questions, even if you are not a current patient.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy has been proven to help with numerous medical conditions. Each insurance company decides what’s covered and what's not. That said, HBOT is covered by Medicare, Kaiser, Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, United Health Care and many other insurances. Coverage is based on the diagnosis. We also take people with conditions that are not covered by their insurance, but whose problem can greatly improve with HBOT. Call us! We are more than happy to look at your personal situation and do the insurance work for you.
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Latest Research in Hyperbarics
We keep you posted on the latest research in the field of hyperbaric medicine.
How Do You Know If Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Is Working? Signs of Progress to Watch For
Supporting a Loved One Through Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: A Caregiver's Guide to 30+ Sessions
Diabetes and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Why We Check Your Blood Sugar Before Every Session
Ear Pressure During Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Why It Happens and How to Clear Your Ears
Who Shouldn't Have Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy? Contraindications and Screening Explained
Can You Bring Your Phone or Read a Book During HBOT? A Session Logistics Guide
Is a Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber Claustrophobic? What First-Timers Should Know

