Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Pressure changes what oxygen can do. We put that to work.

In our soft-shell chambers you breathe medical-grade oxygen at up to 100 percent concentration, delivered by mask from a hospital-grade oxygen concentrator, at up to 1.5 times normal atmospheric pressure, the researched level of pressure, above the 1.3 ATA "mild" HBOT of home and spa chambers. At that pressure, oxygen dissolves directly into your plasma and reaches tissue that blood flow alone struggles to serve. That is true hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and it is one of the most versatile tools in the Everest kit.

01The mechanism

Not more air. More physics.

HBOT is the law of gases applied to healing. Raise the pressure and each breath carries more oxygen; hold it and the rate of oxygen dissolved in blood and tissue climbs dramatically. Your cells notice.

More oxygen in
Higher pressure packs more oxygen molecules into every breath, and oxygen at up to 100 percent concentration, delivered by mask, maximizes what each breath delivers.
Deeper delivery
Oxygen dissolves into plasma itself, not just red blood cells, reaching injured, inflamed, or poorly perfused tissue that normally goes underserved.
Cellular effect
Mitochondria run on oxygen. Supplied generously, they raise ATP production, cells work more efficiently, and the process yields fewer free radicals along the way.
02The evidence

Approved uses. Studied uses. We tell you which is which.

HBOT has thirteen FDA-cleared indications in the United States, spanning wound healing to decompression injury, and a longer list in Europe. Beyond the approved list, research keeps widening the map: clinical studies report healing in about 80% of diabetic foot ulcers resistant to conventional treatment, symptom reductions of 30 to 40% in traumatic brain injury, and meaningful quality of life gains in fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Established
The approved indications, where HBOT is standard of care and the evidence is settled.
Promising
PTSD, chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, Lyme disease, and long COVID, where studies show encouraging results and our clinicians follow the data closely.
Honest
Before any session, you know whether your use case is established or investigational, what the evidence shows, and what we expect it to do for you.
Individual results vary. Whether HBOT belongs in your plan, and for what purpose, is a clinical decision made with your Everest clinician.
03Access

Clinical pressure, without the steel tube.

Everest delivers hyperbaric therapy in soft-shell chambers rated to 1.5 ATA, the researched level of pressure, above the 1.3 ATA "mild" HBOT of home and spa chambers. Sessions are typically 60 minutes; patients may be cleared for sessions of up to three hours. We chose soft shells on purpose. A session feels closer to settling into a well-made tent than being sealed inside a hard chamber, which makes the therapy far easier for anyone who finds enclosed spaces difficult, and nothing about the pressure, the oxygen, or the oversight is compromised. Your clinician screens you first and defines what each course of sessions is for.

 
A spa chamber
Everest clinical HBOT
Pressure
Mild
Up to 1.5 ATA, true clinical grade
Chamber
A pod that looks the part
Soft shell rated to 1.5 ATA, chosen because most people who dislike enclosed spaces tolerate it well
Oxygen
Enriched air
oxygen at up to 100 percent concentration, under pressure
Oversight
An attendant
Clinician screening and defined protocols
Purpose
A standalone session
Woven into your Methuselah Protocol™ plan
Oxygen, prescribed properly.
HBOT is built into Everest memberships: Ascend includes 20 hours of chamber time and Summit adds 20 more. Individual sessions and bundles are scoped with your clinician so the protocol fits the purpose; bundle hours are valid for 12 months from purchase.
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Give your cells the fuel they were built for.

Three minutes tells you where HBOT fits in your Everest path, if it fits at all. We will be honest either way.

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