HOCATT Ozone Sauna in Castle Rock, CO

The HOCATT ozone sauna at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare costs $130 for a single session. A 4-pack is $449 and a 5-pack is $549. These are introductory prices, and the current numbers are always on our pricing page, the same numbers the front desk quotes. FSA and HSA cards work on qualifying services, and you can ask for a written Good Faith Estimate at any time.

The HOCATT is a seated ozone steam sauna: you sit inside a capsule with your head outside while one program combines moist heat, carbonic acid, and ozone. It is a wellness session, not a medical treatment. Ours is at The Longevity Lab in Castle Rock, and it suits people curious about a distinctive, multi-modal session.

In a HOCATT session, steam raises your skin temperature, carbon dioxide is introduced early on, and ozone is added to the capsule and applied to the skin rather than inhaled. You stay seated with your head outside the whole time. A staff member sets the timed program and stays nearby, and the front desk can tell you what to expect when you book.

The HOCATT is set up so your head stays outside the capsule the whole session, and the ozone is applied to the skin, not inhaled. It is still not right for everyone, so we look at your history before your first session, and a staff member sets the program and stays nearby. If another physician manages a condition for you, tell us when you book so we can coordinate.

The research on ozone saunas is too thin to say what one does for health. No randomized trial has tested the HOCATT or any ozone sauna, and the FDA has not approved ozone for any medical use. What we can tell you is exactly what a session is: moist steam heat, carbonic acid and ozone on the skin, your head outside the capsule, a staff member nearby, and a look at your history first. If a warm, distinctive session appeals to you, a single session is $130 at introductory pricing.

No. The FDA has not approved ozone for any medical use, and the HOCATT ozone sauna is not approved to treat any condition, so we offer it as an elective wellness session. Sessions run under the oversight of Dr. Scott Faulkner, MD, our board-certified Medical Director. Provider-directed ozone is a separate service with its own evaluation, described on our ozone therapy page, and your provider will tell you what either one can and cannot do.

The HOCATT is a seated capsule that combines moist steam heat, carbonic acid, and ozone with your head outside, while an infrared sauna gives gentle radiant heat with no ozone. Both are at The Longevity Lab. If you want simple, gentle heat, the infrared sauna is the plainer option, and if you are curious about a multi-modal session, the HOCATT is the distinctive one.

The HOCATT and hyperbaric oxygen therapy are very different sessions: in HBOT you breathe oxygen inside a pressurized chamber, while in the HOCATT your head stays outside and ozone touches only your skin. At our clinic, both HBOT and the HOCATT are elective wellness sessions. Which fits depends on your goal, and the free 30-minute consult is the place to sort that out.

A HOCATT session is 30 minutes, seated, with your head outside the chamber. Our staff set the program and tell you what to expect before you start. How often to come depends on your goals and history, and the free 30-minute consultation is a good place to plan it. For people who plan to return, we offer a 4-pack and a 5-pack at introductory pricing.

No. We do not bill insurance for the HOCATT ozone sauna 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.

Call the front desk at 303.663.6990. No referral is needed, and we look at your history before your first session. A single session is $130 at introductory pricing, and a 4-pack is $449. If you have questions first, the free 30-minute consult is with one of our providers, in person or by phone, and it costs nothing.

No referral or diagnosis is needed. Sessions are booked through the front desk at 303.663.6990.