Give a Session, Get a Session: HBOT Special Through August 2026
Looking for a reason to try hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) with a friend or family member?
Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare is offering a “Give a Session, Get a Session” HBOT special through August 31, 2026.
Here’s how it works:
- Step 1: Refer a friend to Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare.
- Step 2: Your friend comes in for their visit and mentions your name at check-in.
- Step 3: Your friend receives one free HBOT session as a new guest.
- Step 4: Once your friend completes their visit, your next HBOT session is free.
New guests only. Offer available through August 31, 2026.
Ask the Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare team about the promotion when scheduling.
What Is Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy?
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment in which a patient breathes medical-grade oxygen inside a pressurized chamber.
Why increase the pressure?
Under normal atmospheric conditions, oxygen is carried throughout the body primarily by the blood. During HBOT, increased pressure allows the lungs to take in more oxygen, increasing oxygen availability in the blood and supporting oxygen delivery to tissues.
What Does HBOT Do?
The purpose of HBOT depends on the condition being treated and the patient’s individual treatment plan. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is used in appropriate medical settings to support tissue healing and oxygen delivery for certain conditions.
Potential effects associated with HBOT may include:
- Supporting oxygen delivery to tissues
- Supporting the body’s healing processes
- Supporting wound healing in appropriate cases
- Supporting blood vessel formation involved in tissue repair
- Supporting the body’s response to certain infections
HBOT is a physician-directed medical treatment, and the appropriate treatment protocol depends on the patient’s condition and medical history.
What Conditions Can Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Help Treat?
HBOT is used for a specific set of established medical indications. These include conditions such as decompression sickness, carbon monoxide poisoning, selected problem wounds, certain infections, radiation tissue injury, compromised grafts and flaps, thermal burns, and other conditions.
At Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare, HBOT may be discussed in connection with a range of conditions, including:
- Neurological injuries and certain neurological conditions
- Traumatic brain injuries and concussions
- Certain chronic pain conditions
- Selected wound-healing concerns
- Infections
- Radiation-related tissue damage
- Skin grafts and burns
- Other conditions that may be appropriate for physician evaluation
Not every condition has the same level of evidence or is an established indication for HBOT. Whether HBOT is appropriate depends on the individual patient and should be determined through medical evaluation.
How Long Does an HBOT Treatment Take?
Treatment time can vary depending on the patient’s condition, treatment protocol, and physician recommendations.
At Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare, HBOT sessions may range from approximately 30–90 minutes. The number of treatments and pressure used are determined by the ordering physician based on the patient’s medical history and the condition being treated.
How Many HBOT Sessions Will I Need?
There is no universal number of sessions.
Your physician determines the appropriate treatment plan based on factors such as:
- The condition being treated
- Your medical history
- Your response to treatment
- The treatment protocol being used
What Does an HBOT Session Feel Like?
One of the most common questions patients have before their first treatment is: “What does HBOT actually feel like?”
Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare offers a medical-grade, hard-sided two-person hyperbaric chamber designed with patient comfort in mind.
During treatment:
- You sit in a padded, partially reclining chair.
- The chamber is air conditioned.
- Supplemental oxygen is provided through a nasal cannula or face mask.
- An intercom allows you to communicate with staff during your session.
- There is a light available for reading.
- The increased oxygen environment can provide a relaxing experience for many patients.
Will My Ears Pop During HBOT?
You may notice pressure in your ears as the chamber pressurizes. It can feel similar to the sensation experienced while descending in an airplane or diving underwater.
Patients can often relieve this pressure by swallowing or yawning, although your clinical team will provide instructions and assistance during treatment.
Can Two People Use the HBOT Chamber Together?
Yes. Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare has a two-person hyperbaric chamber, which allows an option for certain patients to undergo treatment with a companion.
For example, couples or a parent and child may be able to participate together at a reduced rate for the second person.
The practice does not place unrelated patients together simply because the chamber accommodates two people.
Who Oversees HBOT at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare?
Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare offers a medically managed HBOT program.
The program is directed by Dr. Claude Fortin, who is board certified in Neurology, Regenerative Medicine, and Lifestyle Medicine and is certified in Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Peptide Therapy.
Dr. Scott Faulkner, founder and medical director of Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare, is board certified in Internal Medicine and is also part of the practice’s medical team.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy requires appropriate medical oversight and patient evaluation. The Undersea & Hyperbaric Medical Society describes clinical HBOT as a physician-prescribed and physician-overseen treatment.
Is HBOT Safe?
HBOT is a medical treatment and should be performed under appropriate medical supervision using properly maintained equipment and established safety protocols.
The FDA has specifically emphasized the importance of following manufacturer instructions, fire-prevention measures, staff training, patient monitoring, and other safety procedures when operating hyperbaric oxygen devices.
Before treatment, your healthcare team can review your medical history and determine whether HBOT is appropriate for you.
Why Choose Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare?
When considering hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Castle Rock, the medical team and treatment environment matter.
Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare provides:
- Medically managed HBOT
- A medical-grade hard-sided two-person chamber
- Physician oversight
- An air-conditioned treatment environment
- Padded, partially reclining chairs
- Supplemental oxygen through a nasal cannula or face mask
- Convenient communication with staff during treatment
- Treatment plans based on individual medical needs
The goal is to provide a comfortable, medically supervised environment for patients receiving HBOT.
Ready to Explore HBOT?
If you’re considering hyperbaric oxygen therapy in Castle Rock, a consultation is the best place to start.
Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare can help you understand how HBOT works, whether it may be appropriate for your individual circumstances, and what a potential treatment plan could look like.
Interested in trying HBOT with someone you know? Don’t forget about the “Give a Session, Get a Session” special available through August 31, 2026.
Call Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare at 303-663-6990 to schedule a consultation with Dr. Fortin regarding Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.
This information is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice. HBOT is not appropriate for everyone, and treatment should be determined by a qualified healthcare professional based on individual medical needs.
