Community Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers, Vermont
- Chamber type
- soft-shell
- Accreditation
- Not listed
Guest Reviews
Patients report significant improvements in various conditions, including brain fog, fatigue, headaches, dizziness, and joint pain. Many have found it to be a game-changer for their health, with some experiencing a reduction in symptoms related to long COVID, Lyme disease, and mold illness. The staff is often described as knowledgeable and supportive.
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About Community Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers, Vermont
Community Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers, operating as Hyperbaric Vermont, is dedicated to increasing awareness and accessibility to hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). They aim to educate the public and service providers about the benefits and clinical applications of HBOT, train providers, and fundraise to enable people with extreme needs to receive treatment through affiliated treatment centers. HBOT involves breathing concentrated oxygen in a pressurized chamber, boosting cell growth and accelerating the healing process. It strengthens the immune system and improves tissue and organ function. Community Hyperbaric offers discounts to military personnel and first responders. Located in Hardwick, Vermont, Community Hyperbaric was founded by Dr. Grace Johnston in 2014. In December 2024, the treatment office moved to Wellness 101, with Sophie Barsalow and Lindsey Scott taking over the hyperbaric services. HBOT is known for its anti-inflammatory effects and its ability to stimulate growth factors and mobilize stem cells, aiding in the recovery of damaged tissues. HBOT is used internationally for various conditions, including anemia, arthritis, athletic injuries, autoimmune conditions, brain injuries, cardiovascular disease, Lyme disease, non-healing wounds, and more. It has also shown promise in treating long COVID symptoms. The therapy involves breathing concentrated oxygen in a pressurized chamber, which helps the body heal and fight infection. Hyperbaric Vermont's chambers are set to a lower pressure and oxygen level to minimize the risk of complications while still providing effective therapeutic benefits. The organization also focuses on making HBOT available to Vermonters in need, regardless of their ability to pay.