TAP HBOT is Ontario's trusted hyperbaric oxygen therapy provider, helping patients with chronic, non-healing conditions when conventional treatments have failed. Fully covered by OHIP.
Our Care Coordinator will contact you within 24 hours
TAP HBOT provides specialized hyperbaric oxygen therapy for six complex medical conditions fully insured by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan.
Persistent bone infections unresponsive to antibiotics. HBOT enhances white blood cell function and antibiotic efficacy at the infection site.
Check eligibilityNon-healing foot ulcers threatening limb viability. Our protocols improve tissue oxygenation, reducing amputation risk significantly.
Check eligibilityCompromised surgical reconstructions due to poor perfusion. HBOT salvages threatened tissue and improves graft survival rates.
Check eligibilityOsteoradionecrosis and soft tissue radionecrosis from prior radiation therapy. HBOT stimulates angiogenesis in hypoxic tissues.
Check eligibilityIdiopathic hearing loss presenting within therapeutic window. Early HBOT intervention combined with steroids improves recovery outcomes.
Check eligibilityDeep partial and full-thickness burns. HBOT reduces edema, preserves marginal tissue, and accelerates wound closure.
Check eligibilityNot certain if HBOT is right for you? Our physicians provide comprehensive evaluations to determine OHIP eligibility and treatment appropriateness.
Request assessmentConveniently located across Ontario in York/Newmarket, Brampton, Sudbury, Champagne, and Barrie. Same-week appointments often available.
View locationsHave questions about OHIP coverage, treatment process, or scheduling? Our dedicated Care Coordinators are ready to assist you.
Call 1-800-TAP-HBOTHBOT is an evidence-based treatment that harnesses the power of pressurized oxygen to accelerate healing at the cellular level.
Patients breathe 100% medical-grade oxygen in a pressurized chamber, typically at 2.0 to 2.4 atmospheres absolute (ATA). This increases plasma oxygen concentration by 10-15 times normal levels.
Oxygen-rich plasma penetrates compromised tissues, bypassing damaged vasculature. This restores aerobic metabolism and supports cellular energy production in ischemic areas.
HBOT stimulates angiogenesis, collagen synthesis, and stem cell mobilization. It also enhances leukocyte oxidative killing and reduces edema through vasoconstriction.
With five locations across Ontario, TAP HBOT delivers hospital-grade hyperbaric medicine with the convenience of community-based care. Our OHIP-approved facilities meet the highest standards of safety and clinical excellence.
All six conditions are fully insured. No out-of-pocket costs for eligible Ontario residents with valid health cards.
Every treatment plan is designed and monitored by board-certified hyperbaric medicine physicians licensed by the CPSO.
Hospital-grade hard-shell monoplace and multiplace chambers capable of therapeutic pressures up to 3.0 ATA.
Same-week consultations often available. We prioritize urgent cases and coordinate seamless care transitions.
From initial contact to treatment completion, TAP HBOT provides comprehensive support every step of the way.
Contact TAP HBOT by phone or complete our online form. Our Care Coordinators verify your OHIP eligibility and gather preliminary clinical information.
Our hyperbaric physician conducts a comprehensive evaluation, reviews imaging and medical history, and confirms treatment appropriateness per OHIP criteria.
Typically 20-40 daily sessions (90 minutes each), Monday through Friday. Patients relax in our comfortable chambers while breathing 100% oxygen.
Weekly physician assessments track healing progress. All follow-up visits and wound care are included under OHIP coverage until optimal outcomes are achieved.
Don't let chronic wounds, radiation damage, or hearing loss diminish your quality of life. TAP HBOT provides OHIP-funded hyperbaric oxygen therapy across Ontario.
Serving York/Newmarket, Brampton, Sudbury, Champagne, and Barrie | Valid OHIP card required
Common questions about hyperbaric oxygen therapy and OHIP coverage at TAP HBOT.