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Hyperbaric Oxygen Providers List Georgia - North Carolina

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Where can I go to find out more about the use of Hyperbaric Oxygen

Therapy as a treatment for children with Cerebral Palsy and other

forms of brain damage?

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not approve Hyperbaric

Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) as a treatment for brain damage as yet.

Therefore MUMS is not promoting this use. We are only providing

information. HBOT is used to treat 13 conditions, some are; " the

bends " that some divers experience when coming up too fast, Air

Embolism (air in the bloodstream), Carbon Monoxide poisoning, burns,

and wounds that are difficult to heal, such as those experienced by

people with diabetes.

Many parents who are trying the HBO with their children with brain

damage are showing remarkable results. We are getting reports from

parents all over the world that their children are experiencing

improvement in the areas of speech, reduced spasticity, vision and

hearing improvements, behavior improvements, Autistic behaviors

reduced, and the reduction or stopping of seizures. Children of all

ages, even adults are showing the same improvements. It is not

working for all children and we have heard of a few cases in which

the children showed no improvements. The children with the milder

impairments seem to be showing the most improvements. There are

studies in Canada and the United States going on right now to

establish whether or not HBO improves children with brain damage.

The preliminary results are very encouraging!

MUMS is only providing a list and is not recommending any of these

places! The following is a list of people you can contact for more

information. Some clinics have monoplace chambers and some have

multiplace chambers. We are told that only a monoplace ( " place for

one " ) can safely treat by pressurizing with 100% oxygen. If more

than one person is being treated in a chamber it should be through a

mask or preferably, for comfort, through a hood. Some clinics are

more accessible than others. If you have claustrophobia (fear of

being in confined spaces) and cannot go in the chamber with your

child this needs to be discussed.

Some providers may give discounts for larger numbers of treatments

in a row or for prepayment. Some may offer free for hardship cases.

It doesn't hurt to ask. The protocol that we are hearing is most

used is 1 hour treatments (at pressure) once a day of 1.5 - 1.75 ata

for 40 days for first session. Some parents are opting for twice a

day treatments but are taking a 4 hour break in between treatments.

Recent reports are coming in from parents who are doing too many in

a row using the twice a day protocol that their children are getting

toxic and regressing. One mother got 100 treatments for her son in a

two month time period. He stopped talking and walking which he had

been able to do after the first 40 treatments. It took 6-8 weeks for

him to start progressing again. Please read " More is Not Better. " by

Dr. Harch on this website. We are hearing it may be best to take a

day off every 5 or 6 days to allow the brain to adjust to using the

new brain cells. Many parents see more improvements the two to three

weeks after they return home from the series of treatments. Dr.

Harch, who has been doing research since 1995 using HBOT on children

with brain damage, believes that 40 treatments is recommended for

the first series, because some children don't respond until 30

treatments and some may require 200 or more treatments total. Four

to six week breaks between series are recommended and these should

be individualized. (See Dr. Harch's letter). Because this is a new

treatment for brain damage and Cerebral Palsy the best protocol is

really not known for sure. One treatment a day using pessures of 1.5

ata or less (1.25 ata if child has a seizure condition) are where we

are seeing the best results. Most doctors or HBO technicians would

not use any pressure higher than 2.0 ata because they feel this may

be too high and dangerous causing oxygen toxicity. That is why we

need more studies!

HBO Providers in Alaska - Florida

HBO Providers in Georgia - North Carolina

HBO Providers in Ohio - Wisconsin

HBO Providers Outside Of The United States

Mobile Chambers

These providers bring chambers to your area. They all give reduced

rates or free treatments to the host family depending on how many

parents commit to getting treatments. Host family is usually

responsible for finding families and a site, hotels, etc. Ask each

provider for their specific requirements. Setup, mileage and

provider room and board fees may be extra. MUMS can send you a list

of interested parents in your area.

Idaho:Idaho: Hyperbaric Oxygen Providers Express, &

Crowe, 618 9th Street South - Rupert, ID 83350 208-436-3505 Email:

Web:www.hboproviders.com Cost: $100 plus expenses shared (oxygen,

$.65 a mile from last location, $50 a day room & board for

technician) Host parent with 3 others pays $50 a treatment (with 6

others host's child is free).

land: American Hyperbarics 866-450-9822

Web:americanhyperbarics.com 4 person multiplace is in a medical

mobile clinic and travels to local areas. Cost: $110 Includes 100%

cotton scrubs for parent & child. Hosting family receives treatments

at reduced rate.

Tenative Schedule: Minneapolis/St , Minnesota from April 17- May

21, 2004. Participants must register by March 15, 2004. Call: 866-

450-9822 to sign up.

Oklahoma:Hyperbaric Services Inc., Mike Pugh, 4215 Blue Sage Rd.,

Norman, OK 73072 405-245-6628 Email: Cost:$85 ($100 if less than

10). Host family gets free treatments with 10 other families signed

up. Person accompaning child gets treatment for $10! Multiplace 5

person

Tenative Schedule: Milwaukee March 23 - May 7, 2004 Green Bay: May

25, 2004 - June, 2004 Call 877-336-5333 to register or to get more

information.

Oklahoma: , 40456 W 5th St. S, Terlton OK 74081 918-865-

3427 918-740-1978 (cell) Email: mobilehyperbaric.com Cost:$100 plus

$30 a day & $1.50 a mile 1 way Host family gets discount will treat

up to 5.

Georgia

Decatur:Atlanta Hyperbaric & Wound Care Clinic, Glenn Goodheart MD,

2675 N Decatur Rd., Suite 312, Decatur, GA 30033-6133 404-501-7312

Email: glg_md_jd@... Web: www.atlantahyperbaric.com

Cost:$250

Marietta: ProHBO at Health Horizons, 1455 Bells Ferry Rd., Suite

100, Marietta, GA 30066 Ken Knot MD-Med Dir, 770-421-8094, Web:

www.prohbo.com Cost: $150 2 monoplaces. Prepayment discounts and

financing are available (40 treatments can be financed for $126 per

month).

Tucker:International Alternative Medicine (IAM) Tucker, 4450 Hugh

Howell RD., Suite 4 & 5, Tucker, GA 30084 770-934-3873 Email:

CBSheena@... Web: internationalalternativemed.com Cost:$150

Hawaii

Honolulu: The Hyperbaric Medicine Center of Hawaii, 1130 N. Nimitz

Highway, Suite A-140, Honolulu, Hawaii 96817 808-550-0881, 808-537-

4460, 808-545-1909 (fax) 808-545-1704 Email: hsd_allstar@...

Cost: $135 to $175 per session for HBOT physical therapy at $75-$120

per session.

Maui: Kim Brown, PO Box 330656, Kabului, Hawaii 96733 808-870-2567

Email: mauihbot@... Interested in opening a Hyperbaric Oxygen

Clinic in Maui and wants to hear from anyone interested.

Idaho

Idaho: Hyperbaric Oxygen Providers Express(HOPE), &

Crowe, 877-460-HOPE(4673), 208-461-7262 Email: george@...

Web: www.hboproviders.com Mobile chamber will come to your area.

Cost: $100 plus shared expenses. (oxygen, $.65 a mile from last

place, $50 a day room & board for technician) Mastercard & Visa

accepted. Host parent with 3 others pays $50 a treatment (with 6

others host's child is free). Hoods used.

Pocatello: Idaho Hyperbarics, Inc. Jeff Hampsten, PO Box 4282,

Pocatello, Idaho 83205 208-233-7802 208-237-1151

Email:jeff@... Cost: ? A 6 place double lock hyperbaric

chamber in a new building with several doctors offices. Opening

soon.

Indiana

Mishawaka:Northern Indiana Hyperbarics, Buffy Nemeth, Mishawaka,

Indiana, 574-256-2561 Email: northernindianahyperbarics@...

Web: www.northernindianahyperbarics.com One & 1/2 hours East of

Chicago loop. Opening 2004. Offering Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and

Oxidative medicine, Chelation, Ultrviolet Blood Irradiation (UVBI),

Intervenious Hydrogen Peroxide, Intervenous Mineral & Vitamin Bags,

Metabolic accessments, Glutathione Injections, Blood chemistry

analysis, Nutrition Counseling. Physical, Speech Therapy and

Occupational Therapy.

Illinois

Arlington Heights: Arlington Heights Longevity Institute, Terrill

Haws, DO, 121 S Wilke Rd, Suite 111, Arlington Heights IL 60005 847-

577-9451 Cost: $170 (sliding scale) Insurance is billed. Nutritional

supplements encouraged.

Bolingbrook (Chicago area): Midwest Hyperbaric Institute, Inc.,

Harch Hyperbarics affiliate, Dr. August ucci, 391 Quadrangle,

Bolingbrook, IL 60440 630-378-1760, 866-281-4268 (toll-free), 630-

378-1764 (fax) Email: info@... Web: www.midwesthbot.com

Cost: ?

Louisiana

Harvey: Harch Medical & Research, LTD., G. Harch, M.D., 1816

Industrial Blvd., Harvey, Louisiana 70058-2314 504-366-1445

Email:hmr@... Web: www.hyperbarics.org Cost: $150.00 SPECT

scans optional. Dr. Harch is doing ongoing research/ very

knowledgeable about protocol.

Meraux: Gateway Rehabilitation (Bodyworks Health), 2605 Munster

Blvd., Meraux, LA 70075 504-279-2000, 985-851-6668, 985-381-4267

(cell) Cost: $200

Slidell: Greenbriar Hyperbaric Unit (Outpatient Center of Greenbriar

Skilled Subacute and Rehab Center), 505 Blvd, Slidell LA

70458 800-541-9756(LA only) 985-643-6900 985-641-6176(fax)

Email:gbnh@... Web:greenbriarnursinghome.com Dr.

J. , MD, F.A.A.P. is Medical Director of the Greenbriar

facility and hyperbaric unit. He is a Pediatric Pulmonoligist that

specializes in HBO. " Greenbriar will work with families to provide

hyperbarics at the lowest rate possible. Some of the diagnoses

treated are encephalopathy, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury,

autism, wound care, multiple sclerosis, stroke, amputations and many

others. " Cost: ?

Slidell: IHS Neurologic Rehabilitation Center, Hyperbaric Medicine

Unit, Dr. J. , MD, F.A.A.P., 1400 Lindberg Dr.,

Slidell, LA 70461 504-641-4985 504-646-0793 (fax) Dr. is a

Pediatric Pulmonologist. He treated Fickle who was featured on

Lifetime/Beyond Chance, who had Resistant Pneumoccal Meningitis and

totally recovered.

Massachusetts

Great Barrington:New England Hyperbaric Center, Deckoff-,

M.D., Great Barrington, MA 01230 413-528-9977

Email:jdj@... Web: www.newenglandhyperbaric.com

Cost: $150 Multiplace chamber seats 7.

Randolph: Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Centers, 1395 North Main

Street, Randolph, MA 02368 781-961-7887 800-973-3009 781-986-3860

(fax) Web: www.hyperbaricoxygenchamber.com. Six patient multiplace

chamber conveniently located near Boston's finest medical facilities

and near major highways surrounding Boston. Cost:$150 (for children

with Cerebral Palsy) others $150-$250.

Michigan

Michigan:St. Shores. MUMS is no longer listing this clinic.

Missouri

Kansas City: Hyperbaric Healing Institute, Deister, Ganesh

Gupta, MD Medical Director, 10060 NW Prairie View Road, Kansas City,

MO 64153 816-801-7878 or 866-633-7321 (toll free) Email:info@HHI-

KC.com Web: www.HHI-KC.com Cost: $150 ($125 for 40) Founded by

parents of a 4 year old with Cerebral Palsy. Two miles south of the

Kansas City International Airport. Largest multiplace chamber in the

Midwest with walk-in door. Chamber seats 8 plus professional tender

inside during treatments. Certified Hyperbaric Technicians. Special

hotel rates available as well as referral arrangements with the 2

Mc Houses in Kansas City ($10/night). Call for current

rates. Will bill insurance.

Kansas City: McDonagh Medical Center, J. Rudolph, Jr., DO,

PhD, 2800a Kendallwood Pkwy, Kansas City, MO 64119 816-453-5940

Email: drrudolph2@... Web: www.mcdonaghmed.com Cost: $119

Moberly: Hyperbaric Centers of Missouri - closed

Nevada

: Nevada Institute of Hyperbaric Medicine, Ty Szokel MD,

1701 Green Valley Pkwy #2D, , NV 89014 702-617-9138 Web:

www.lasvegashyperbarics.com Cost: $175

Las Vegas: Desert Hyperbarics, Jon Dembo, 3663 E. Sunset Suite 506,

Las Vegas, Nevada 89120, 702-944-4268, Email:Jdembo@... Web:

http://www.deserthyperbarics.com A. D.O.: doctor, 3

person multi chamber + Mono place chamber Cost: $175 (discounts

available for multiple treatments) Special Hotel Rates and Shuttle

service for Patients.

Las Vegas: The Nevada Clinic, F. Fuller Royal MD, 3663 Pecos McLeod,

Las Vegas, NV 89121 702-732-1400 702-732-9661 (fax) Email:

ffroyal@... Web: www.nevadaclinic.com Cost: $200

Reno: Northern Nevada Hyperbaric Center, Flyer, M. S.,

Clinical Director; Dr. Tay., M.D., Medical Director, 1698

Meadowood Lane, First Floor, Reno, NV 89502 775-826-2084 775-826-2087

(fax) Web Site: www.nevadahyperbarics.com Email:

rflyer@... We have 2 transparent, monoplace chambers. We

treat neurological disorders such as Cerebral Palsy, Multiple

Sclerosis, Traumatic Brain I, and Stroke. Also, we treat non-healing

wounds, radiation tissue damage, sports injuries, Chronic Fatigue,

Lyme Disease, Fibromyalgia. Cost:$200.00

New Jersey

Clifton: Hyperbaric Services of New Jersy, 935 Allwood Road,

Clifton, NJ 07012 973-916-1010 973-916-0077 (Fax) Email:

info@... Web: www.hyperbaricservices.com Cost:

$150 - $175 (Hardships considered & Financing available)

Cherryhill: Hyperbaric Services of New Jersy, 1907 Greentree Rd.,

Cherryhill, NJ 08003 856-874-1096 Cost: $200

Parsippany: New Jersy Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Bramwell MD,

Medical Director, 2200 Route 10 West, Suite 106, Parsippany, NJ

07054 973-401-1800 jbramwell@... Web: www.njhbot.com Cost:

$200 Opening November 2003.

New Mexico

New Mexico: Simply Hyperbarics, Ken Stoller, MD & Dr.

Visser, 404 Brunn School Rd Suite D/E, Santa Fe, NM 87505 505-820-

6234, 505-955-8560 Email:kstoller@... Web:

www.simplyhyperbarics.com Cost: $150 12 person multiplace chamber.

New York

Brewster: Hudson Valley Hyperbarics, Jeffery C. Kopelson M.D., 221

Clock Tower Commons, Brewster, NY 10509 914-278-6800 914-278-6897

(fax) Email: hudsonvalleyhyperbarics@... Web: www.HVHBOT.com

The clinic has added more therapies. Pediaric suit therapy,

hippotherapy, aquatics, swimming with the dolphins along with

Hyperbarics. For information see: www.sunshinetherapy.com/ Cost:$150

Brooklyn: Yutsis Center for Integrative Medicine, Sergei Bukley,

6413 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11204 718-621-0900 Email:

hyperbaric@... Web: www.YutsisCenter.com Cost: $170

East Hampton: Warantz, Hypebaric Services of America, 139

Springs Fireplace RD., East Hampton, NY - Closed

Great Neck: Warantz, Hyperbaric Services of America, 290

Community Dr., Lake Success, NY 11042 877-472-4268 Email:

info@... Web: www.hyperbaricservices.com

Cost:$$200 (Hardships considered & Financing available)

Hicksville: Island Hyperbaric Medical Services -closed

Long Island: Whole Life Practices, Marietta Forcht, 2488A Jerusalem

Road, Long Island, NY 11756 516-735-5377 Hyox2 monoplace Email:

angelwork888@... Web: www.wholelifepractices.com Cost: $150 -

$200

Manhattan: Comprehensive Medical Services, L. Calapaido,

DO, 18 E 53rd St., 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10022 212-838-9100

Web:www.drcalapai.com 2 monoplaces Cost: $200

North Carolina

Creston: Miracle Mountain in the Blue Ridge Mountains,

Hartsoe, 667 Peak Rd, Creston NC 28615 336-385-1775 Email:

rhartsoe@... Web: www.miraclemountain.org Cost:$50 (Special

Rate for children under 18.) ($75 Stroke victims or over age 18 at

$75. per session.) Multiplace chamber. Experienced with almost 9000

treatments. Housing available at $10 per night. Specializing in

Neurological injury. Oxysound Harmonics available at $20 per

session.

Use of Flexible Walled chambers or Low pressure chambers

The McGill study in Canada treated children with Cerebral Palsy

using 1.3 ata with room air in a hard chamber as their control group

and all the children improved! MUMS is seeking more documentation

from people using just the bags with room air to treat stroke or

brain damage. These flexible walled chambers are not designed to be

used with 100% oxygen and can only pressurize to 1.3 ata.

Preliminary observations from parents using HBO show that the brain

has a memory for oxygen and children require fewer treatments

especially after the first 100 - 200 in order to make the same

improvements. Experts at present believe that perhaps after using

the hard chambers first, the flexible chambers may be a logical use

for follow up HBO treatment. More studies are needed.

A study was conducted by:

* Agoura Hills: Neuromed & Neurotox Assoc., Gunnar Hauser, MD, 28240

Agoura RD Ste 203, Agoura Hills:, CA 91301 818-865-1858. Cost: $100

Other Flexible Walled chambers or Low pressure chambers HBO

providers:

California

* Corte Madera: Todd S. Kaufmann, RN, DC, 21 Tamal Vista Blvd. Suite

210, Corte Madera, CA 94925 415-927-0749 415-927-6478 (fax) Email:

BonesR4us@... Cost: $500 for 12 sessions.

*La Jolla Rejuvenation Medical Center of La Jolla, 8950 Villa La

Jolla Drive #1162, La Jolla, CA 92037 858-550-1999 Email:

rejuvenationmedicalcenter@... Currently using a Vitaeris 320

Low Pressure Chamber. Cost: $150 for adults; $100 for children.

* Orange County:Hyperbaric Health & Recovery, Carl Diamond, 1234 W.

Chapman Ave., Suite 204, Orange CA 92868 Cost: $75 for adults; $50

for children. Dr. Vatcher Medical Director.

Colorado

Aspen: 630 East Hyman Avenue, Aspen CO 81611, 970-618-0108 or 970-

544-5641. Cost: $150 Using mild hyperbaric (Vitaeris 320) which goes

to 1.5 ATM. A Sechrist 2500B (3 ATM) is coming in the spring.

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land

* Rockville: Center for Holistic Medicine, 11140 Rockville Pike,

Suite 550, Rockville, land 20852 301-816-3000 Email:

DrRind@... Web: www.functional-med.com Cost: less than $100

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