Hospital-grade chamber capability.
Physician-directed hyperbaric oxygen therapy in a hospital-grade Perry chamber capable of pressures up to 3.0 ATA. Each protocol is individualized based on medical evaluation, clinical indication and treatment goals.
Hyperbaric treatment involves more than chamber pressure alone. The prescribed pressure, treatment duration and number of sessions are selected by the physician based on the patient's condition, medical history and treatment goals.
Hospital-grade chamber capability.
Individualized pressure and treatment protocols.
The Perry is a hospital-grade hyperbaric chamber designed for precise pressure control, continuous patient monitoring and single-occupancy treatment. It allows each session to be administered according to an individualized, physician-directed protocol.

Following a medical evaluation, HBOT may be incorporated into an individualized care plan when clinically appropriate. Treatment recommendations are based on the patient's condition, medical history and goals.
During treatment, the patient relaxes inside a single-occupancy chamber while breathing oxygen at an increased atmospheric pressure. The patient is monitored throughout the session by trained clinical staff.
The physician determines the appropriate pressure, treatment duration and recommended number of sessions based on the patient's medical evaluation, condition and treatment goals.
No. The Perry chamber is capable of pressures up to 3.0 ATA, but each patient's treatment pressure and protocol are individually prescribed by the physician.
Yes. Every patient must complete a medical evaluation to determine whether HBOT is appropriate and to identify any precautions or contraindications before treatment begins.
The recommended number of sessions varies based on the condition being addressed, the patient's response and the physician-directed treatment plan.
HBOT at The Performance Lab is primarily a cash-pay service. Insurance coverage is limited and depends on the diagnosis and individual health plan. Our team can review payment options, including CareCredit, before treatment begins.