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Hyperbaric oxygen

therapy

HBOT involves exposing the body to oxygen at pressures significantly higher than atmospheric levels, typically 1.5 to 3 times greater. This is achieved within a specialized chamber.

A breakthrough

in cellular healing

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a state-of-the-art medical approach that leverages the therapeutic potential of oxygen to enhance healing and stimulate cellular regeneration. This advanced method goes beyond traditional oxygen supplementation, providing a groundbreaking solution for addressing various health conditions.

During a session, typically 60 minutes, the patient rests comfortably inside a pressurized chamber, allowing the body to absorb higher oxygen levels. This process supports recovery and overall well-being in a safe, controlled environment.

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Why do I need oxygen?

There are many conditions where an individual has decreased oxygen in their body and brain. Concussions, anemias, and stroke are a few common conditions that can impair oxygenation into the brain. As we know, oxygen is necessary for life and normal function. By increasing the oxygen into the brain and body, we can improve physiological function and improve a person’s wellbeing.

Is HBOT safe?

Hyperbaric oxygen is extremely safe for patients of all ages to use. It can yield wonderful results with children suffering from brain injuries, to adults with dementia. In fact, it has been shown to reverse some signs of aging.

Some patients may report some mild ear pressure discomfort, similar to when you fly in an airplane.

Who is Hyperbaric Oxygen for?

Conditions help with hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Stroke

Head Injuries

Migraines

Dementia

Brain Fog

Chronic Fatigue

Performance Enhancement

Inflammatory Diseases

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Rehab Specialist

Jang

Jang was born in Incheon, South Korea, and moved to the U.S. when he was one year old. He was raised in Morgan Hill, and from a young age, he knew that helping others made him happy. At 12, he began volunteering in various capacities, including preparing food, cleaning trash, assisting with after-school activities, and more. However, it wasn’t until he took his first actual science course in high school at age 14 that he developed a passion for science.

Combining his love for helping others with his interest in science, Jang attended the University of California, Davis, and earned a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology, Physiology, and Behavior (NPB). His time there cemented his passion for healthcare. Since graduating, he has worked at various clinics, hoping to gain as much knowledge and experience as possible to positively impact people’s lives.

Initially, Jang aspired to become a Physician Assistant. After working at Norcal Brain Center for a year and witnessing its profound impact on patients, he hopes to become a clinical neurologist one day.

He enjoys working out, spending time outdoors, and exploring new restaurants with friends and family in his free time.

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Shrina

Originally from the Bay Area, Shrina moved to sunny San Diego to pursue her education at the University of California, San Diego, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology. After several years of exploring life on the coast, she returned to her hometown of San Jose, where she is thrilled to be surrounded by her large, supportive family.

Shrina is working toward becoming a Physician Assistant—a journey that, while challenging, is deeply fulfilling. She embraces every step of the process as an opportunity for professional and personal growth, believing that each experience shapes her into the compassionate caregiver she aspires to be. From a young age, she has been driven by a desire to help others meaningfully, a passion that has guided her throughout her career.