Questions patients ask
These are the practical questions we hear before a first visit to our Brooklyn clinic. They do not replace a review of your own diagnosis.
Practical answers
1659 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11236. Hours are 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m., Monday–Friday. Call before you travel if you need to confirm that day.
No. A staff member confirms the date and time with you.
Many visits last about 90 minutes, including the change in pressure. Your order can differ.
It depends on the condition and how you respond. A clinician sets the plan. A published range is not your prescription.
Call or send a consultation request and we will explain the cost of your course, self-pay, and whether your plan may cover the diagnosis. Coverage depends on the plan, the diagnosis, and authorization.
Ear pressure like flying, temporary nearsightedness, and fatigue are the ones people mention most. Some conditions and medicines make HBOT unsafe. Screening comes first.
Yes. Referring clinicians can call (718) 255-9955 or use the consultation form. A staff member follows up.