Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in District of Columbia

10 providers in District of Columbia

10 HBOT Listings Found

Medical clinic 4.9 · 97 reviews rating

MedStar Health: Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Immunotherapy Program at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital

3800 Reservoir Rd., NW 2 East, Main Building, Washington, DC 20007 · Northwest Washington

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in District of Columbia: FAQ

How many hyperbaric oxygen therapy providers are there in District of Columbia?

BestHBOT lists 10 hyperbaric oxygen therapy providers in District of Columbia. They are located in Washington.

What are the highest-rated hyperbaric oxygen therapy centers in District of Columbia?

By rating, the highest-rated HBOT providers in District of Columbia are Hospital Partner: GW Hospital - Hyperbaric Medicine/Wound Care in Washington (5 stars), Euphoria Healing & Wellness in Washington (4.9 stars) and MedStar Health: Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Immunotherapy Program at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital in Washington (4.9 stars). Ratings change over time, so check recent reviews before you book.

Where do the listings and ratings on BestHBOT come from?

Clinic details, star ratings and reviews come from Google Maps. We filter out businesses that don't offer HBOT, and we don't write, edit or remove reviews. Clinics can't pay to change their rating, and paid placements are labelled. Read our editorial policy.

How much does hyperbaric oxygen therapy cost in District of Columbia?

Prices vary by clinic and by chamber type. Hospital-based, medical-grade HBOT for covered conditions is usually billed to insurance. Medicare Part B covers HBOT for specific conditions; after the Part B deductible you usually pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount. Wellness clinics that offer mild HBOT usually charge cash per session. Call the providers listed above for current prices. See our HBOT cost guide.

Does insurance cover HBOT in District of Columbia?

Often yes for specific medical conditions, and usually not for wellness or off-label use. Medicare Part B covers HBOT for specific conditions, while Medicaid and private plans set their own rules, so check your plan and ask the clinic to verify your benefits. See our guide to HBOT insurance and Medicare coverage.