SHERMAN OAKS & CALABASAS
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Care for post-surgical recovery, radiation injury,
and qualifying non-healing wounds.
Medicare and selected PPO plans accepted for qualifying conditions.

12+ Years
Of hyperbaric experience
50,000+
Sessions Administrerd
Individualized Care
Support for your unique needs
Experience and session totals reflect our team's cumulative work.
Conditions We Evaluate
Explore medical conditions for HBOT.
01
Delayed radiation injury
Radiation cystits and soft tissue radionecrosis after radiation treatment.
02
Osteoradinoercrosis
Evaluation of radiation-related
bone injury in coordination with
your specialist.
bone injury in coordination with
your specialist.
03
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Adjunctive treatment for selected
serious ulcers that meet clinical
criteria.
serious ulcers that meet clinical
criteria.
04
Compromised skin grafts & surgical flaps
Coordinated evaluation of
threatened tissue with your
treating surgeon.
threatened tissue with your
treating surgeon.
05
Refractory osteomyelitis
Adjunctive care for selected bone
infections that persist despite
standard treatment.
infections that persist despite
standard treatment.
06
Sudden sensorineural hearing loss
Time-sensitive assessment
alongside ENT care. Coverage
reviewed separately.
alongside ENT care. Coverage
reviewed separately.
07
Acute traumatic ischemia
Evaluation for crush injuries
and other acute traumatic
ischemic events.
and other acute traumatic
ischemic events.
08
Air or gas embolism
Supportive care in selected
cases in coordination with
your physician.
cases in coordination with
your physician.
Sudden hearing loss needs prompt medical evaluation. Do not wait for a website response.

Am I a candidate?
Our team can explain evaluation, required records, and insurance or self-pay options.
Patient experience
Stories from people we have the privilege
to support.
to support.
The Rhythm of Regeneration™
Healing unfolds in rhythms.
- At OxygenWell, The Rhythm of Regeneration™ is our guiding philosophy. It reflects how oxygen delivery, cellular signaling, physiological stress and recovery work together in rhythmic cycles to support the body’s natural repair processes.
- This philosophy informs how we pace care, design protocols, and support patients — always grounded in science, safety, and clinical judgment.
- Cellular Interval Training™(CIT) is our unique, evidence-inspired approach to working with natural cellular responses to rhythmic oxygen exposure and recovery, integrated with supportive therapies. CIT builds upon the natural hyperoxia–normoxia cycles inherent to hyperbaric oxygen therapy, applying carefully timed therapeutic inputs followed by recovery to support cellular adaptation and resilience. This principle supports mitochondrial signaling and cellular repair pathways. Photobiomodulation and hydrogen inhalation support your hyperbaric oxygen cellular interval training. Explore Cellular Interval Training™

OxygenWell Membership & Programs
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Restoration of Microcirculation
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Enhanced tissue repair & angiogenesis
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Improved neurological recovery
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Strengthened immune function
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Increased mitochondrial ATP production
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Insurance Accepted
Physician-Referred. Insurance Coordinated. Clinically Supervised.
Medicare & PPO plans accepted for eligible conditions. Physician referral required for medical HBOT. Insurance verification support provided. Care delivered in medical-grade FDA approved hyperbaric chambers. Physician Referral Information for patients with qualifying diagnoses.

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Insuracne Accepted
Insurance Coverage for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
We accept Medicare and Private PPO insurances for FDA-approved HBOT conditions, including:
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Radiation Tissue Damage
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Radiation Cystitis
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Soft-Tissue Radioecrosis
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Osteomyelitis
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Diabetic Foot UIcers (Wagner 3+)
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Compromised Skin Grafts & Flaps
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Carbon Monoxide Posioning
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Gas Gangrene
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Acute Traumatic Ischemia /Crush Injuries
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Central Retinal Artery Occiusion
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Air or Gas Embolism
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Thermal Burns
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Sudden Senorineural Hearing Loss






