What to Expect

You will provide demographic information, complete an HBOT Risk Assessment, and answer standardized questionnaires that establish baseline measures of cognitive function, emotional well-being, and quality of life.

A licensed behavioral health provider meets with you to better understand your symptoms, goals, and factors that may influence treatment planning. Because treatment occurs in a multiplace hyperbaric chamber, this evaluation also helps promote a safe environment for all participants and staff.

Summit's clinical team reviews your assessment findings to support coordinated treatment planning. Final medical decisions remain the responsibility of Summit's Medical Director.

A physician completes a comprehensive medical history, physical examination, and clinical assessment to determine whether HBOT is medically appropriate for your individual situation.

When clinically appropriate, additional balance, cognitive, or functional assessments may be performed to further guide treatment planning and establish a detailed baseline for measuring your progress.

If HBOT is appropriate, Summit develops a personalized treatment plan based on your clinical presentation, medical judgment, treatment goals, and the best available scientific evidence.

Before treatment begins, you'll receive Summit's HBOT Orientation Manual, which explains the treatment process, safety expectations, and what to expect throughout your HBOT experience. Our team encourages you to ask questions at any point during your care.

During treatment, you'll meet weekly with one of Summit's licensed behavioral health providers to monitor progress, address challenges, and support your overall treatment experience. Behavioral health services are integrated into the HBOT program and are intended to complement—not replace—your ongoing healthcare.

Throughout treatment, Summit's clinical team monitors your progress and adjusts your care as needed to support your safety and treatment goals.