Who We Serve
Idaho's Defined Charitable Populations
Summit Hyperbarics & Wellness is a healthcare organization providing evidence-based Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) through charitable funding for defined populations in accordance with established eligibility criteria, applicable program requirements, available program capacity, and clinical appropriateness.
Mission43 Members
Current, Active, and Engaged Members
Current, active, and engaged Mission43 members and their eligible spouses represent one of Summit's primary charitable populations.
Mission43 is dedicated to helping Idaho's post-9/11 veterans thrive after military service through programs that foster purpose, connection, and long-term success. As a Mission43 collaborator, Summit is proud to support that mission by providing specialized HBOT to eligible Mission43 members when clinically appropriate.
Idaho CAF Members
Challenged Athletes Foundation
Individuals participating through the Idaho Challenged Athletes Foundation (Idaho CAF) represent one of Summit's primary charitable populations.
Idaho CAF empowers individuals with physical disabilities to pursue active lifestyles through adaptive sports and recreation. Summit is honored to support those participants by providing specialized HBOT that may assist with recovery, healing, and improved quality of life when clinically appropriate.
First Responders
Idaho's Emergency Professionals
Eligible Idaho law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), and paramedics who provide direct emergency response in the field represent one of Summit's primary charitable populations.
These professionals routinely face physical injury, repeated trauma, and high-stress environments. Summit provides specialized HBOT to support recovery and improve quality of life when clinically appropriate.
Idaho Veterans
Former Military Service Members
Eligible Idaho veterans represent one of Summit's primary charitable populations.
Many veterans continue to experience the lasting effects of military service long after leaving active duty. Summit is committed to providing eligible Idaho veterans access to evidence-based HBOT when clinically appropriate.
Individualized Evaluation
Population & Clinical Eligibility Are Distinct
Meeting a charitable program's eligibility criteria does not automatically mean Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is medically appropriate.
Every individual referred to Summit receives an independent medical evaluation by Summit's clinical team. Treatment recommendations are based on each person's medical history, clinical presentation, and the Medical Director's assessment.
Questions About Eligibility?
Start with Operation Resilient Path
If you have questions about Summit's charitable populations or would like to learn more about our programs, we encourage you to begin by contacting Operation Resilient Path (ORP), the participant navigation program at the Idaho Outdoor Fieldhouse.
ORP can help explain available campus resources, charitable programs, and how to access services offered by participating organizations, including Summit Hyperbarics & Wellness.