Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Castle Rock, CO

At Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare, hyperbaric oxygen therapy costs $209 for a single 60-minute session and $310 for a single 90-minute session. Packs lower the per-session price: a 10-pack of 60-minute sessions is $1,958 and a 20-pack is $3,820. A second person sharing the chamber pays half price. Multi-session packages can be financed through Cherry, and every option is on our pricing page.

Hospital hyperbaric chambers are FDA cleared for a defined list of medical conditions. Outside hospitals, people mainly use it as part of a training and recovery routine. At our clinic it is booked as an elective wellness and recovery session, and we do not claim it treats any condition. Before you buy a package, your provider tells you which side of that line your goal sits on.

Hospital hyperbaric chambers are FDA cleared for a specific list of medical conditions, including decompression sickness and carbon monoxide poisoning. Wellness and recovery uses are not on that list, and sessions here are elective wellness sessions, not treatment for those conditions. We tell you which side of the line your goal sits on before you book a package, every session runs under Dr. Scott Faulkner, MD, our board-certified Medical Director, and we do not claim HBOT treats any condition.

Yes, at what it physically does: under pressure, your blood carries several times more dissolved oxygen than it does breathing room air. Research on wellness uses is newer, and it is real. In a 2024 randomized trial of 63 sedentary adults over 64, 60 sessions at 2.0 ATA raised peak oxygen uptake, a key fitness measure, and a 2025 review of 10 trials in college students and athletes found better measures of exercise muscle injury, though not less soreness. The trials were small, and results vary from person to person. Your provider will tell you honestly whether HBOT is a reasonable use of your time and money.

We screen everyone first: a provider reviews your history for the few conditions that rule HBOT out before your first session. You will feel pressure in your ears as the chamber comes up, like a plane descending, and swallowing or yawning clears it. A technician stays outside the chamber for the whole session, and you can talk to them by intercom at any point. Hyperbaric oxygen is not right for everyone, and if it is not right for you, your provider will say so at that first visit.

The number of hyperbaric oxygen sessions depends on your goal, and your provider sets both the count and the spacing with you at your provider visit. HBOT is delivered as a series rather than a single visit, on a schedule planned around work or training. You can try one session before buying anything, and we check in along the way to decide together whether to continue.

The main difference is pressure: ours is a hard-sided, two-person chamber at up to 2.0 ATA, about twice the air pressure at sea level, while soft, inflatable chambers are a different type of device that generally runs at lower pressure. The ordering provider sets the pressure for your sessions based on your goal and your history. Inside there are padded reclining chairs, air conditioning, a reading light, and an intercom to the technician, and oxygen comes by nasal cannula or mask. If you want to compare options, bring your questions to the free 30-minute consult.

A hyperbaric oxygen session runs about 60 to 90 minutes, and after some ear pressure at the start, most people simply relax, read, or nap. The chamber seats two, so a partner or a parent and child can come in together, and you will never share it with a stranger. Our menu has 60-minute and 90-minute sessions, and the ordering provider sets which one is right for you.

No. We do not bill insurance for hyperbaric oxygen therapy or anything else, and there are no copays. FSA and HSA cards are accepted on qualifying services; the pricing page has the details.

At The Longevity Lab, 751 Maleta Lane, Suite 104, Castle Rock, CO 80108. It is our recovery location, a short drive from the clinic on Woodlands Boulevard. Parker, Castle Pines, Lone Tree and Highlands Ranch are all within about half an hour by car. Castle Rock sits on I-25 between Denver and Colorado Springs.

Book the free 30-minute consultation. One of our providers answers your questions about scheduling and cost and tells you whether hyperbaric oxygen looks like a fit. If it does, your provider visit and session plan are with Dr. Faulkner and our clinical team, who screen for the conditions that rule HBOT out before your first session. That visit is $150.

No referral or diagnosis is needed. This service starts with a provider evaluation, booked through the free 30-minute consult.