At NexGen Hyperbaric, we’ve always believed the healing process doesn’t require a hospital bed. Since 2004, we have been the premier provider of medical-grade hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) to speed healing for those who need it most: athletes, surgical patients, trauma survivors, and others recovering from acute or chronic conditions.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is a well-established, evidence-based treatment for a wide range of conditions, from sports injuries and traumatic brain injuries to non-healing wounds, post-traumatic stress disorder, and more. By increasing the amount of oxygen the blood can carry, hyperbaric oxygen therapy accelerates the body’s natural healing processes, for a faster recovery and elevated competitive performance.
What sets NexGen apart? With a nationwide network of hospital-based programs, we are the first to offer mobile medical-grade services to teams – delivering this traditionally hospital-based therapy in high-quality, accredited outpatient clinics and mobile treatment units. That means you get outstanding care in settings that are more convenient, comfortable, and efficient without compromising medical standards or safety.
From Hospital-Based HBOT to Broader Access
Our clinical healthcare and operations management organization comprises the NexGen Hyperbaric facilities, offering state-of-the-art HBOT treatments nationwide, and the Center for Wound Healing, which primarily provides hospital-based care in on-site clinics.
As numerous studies found great promise in hyperbaric oxygen therapy — and as we noted the positive outcomes for approved treatments in traditional hospital settings — we committed ourselves to meeting more patients where they are, empowering the healing process as quickly as possible.
That’s why NexGen Hyperbaric was created as a way to extend the reach of advanced healing to athletes, veterans, and people with a range of serious medical conditions. By bringing the potential of hyperbaric oxygen out of hospitals, we strive to make these innovative, medical-grade treatments accessible as soon as the emerging science supports it.
NexGen Hyperbaric: Trusted by Top Athletes, Grounded in Science
From world-class athletes (Nina O’Brien, Mikaela Shiffrin) to weekend warriors, athletes at every level turn to NexGen Hyperbaric to support faster recovery, reduce inflammation, and get back in the game. Medical-grade HBOT helps the body’s natural healing mechanisms work more effectively for soft tissue and bone injuries, providing a non-invasive treatment option that helps athletes return to full activity levels sooner with less risk of re-injury.
While our NexGen Hyperbaric Oxygen Providers treat athletes in high-level programs nationwide, we also are actively engaged in supporting elite athletes competing in world-class events in our home state of Colorado. In addition, our clinics serve individuals recovering from surgery, managing long COVID symptoms, or struggling with lingering trauma.
We don’t just follow the research. We help shape the future of hyperbaric therapy by embracing emerging science and pushing for broader treatment approvals as evidence grows.
Safety First: Accredited and Respected
Many NexGen Hyperbaric clinics are accredited by the Undersea & Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS), the industry gold standard. This means our equipment, staff training, protocols, and facilities have passed the most rigorous quality evaluations. When you choose NexGen Hyperbaric, you’re choosing a partner committed to the highest standards of patient care and operational safety.
Looking Ahead
As clinical research continues to reveal new strengths and possibilities for hyperbaric oxygen therapy — from concussion recovery to mental health applications and more — NexGen Hyperbaric remains committed to leading the way. Our mission is simple: Make exceptional healing more accessible, so more people can reclaim the quality of life they deserve as quickly as possible.
* If you are with a hospital interested in providing hyperbaric oxygen therapy for wound healing, please visit our Center for Wound Healing website.