Rehabilitation Oxygen Therapy

With Rehabilitation Oxygen Therapy (ROT), you can boost oxygen levels in your body, supporting the healing of injured tissues and enhancing overall health. This therapy is especially effective for patients dealing with significant recent injuries or illnesses that may cause hypoxia—a condition where tissues don’t receive enough oxygen to function properly. At Hope Neurological & Medical Services, our Rehab Oxygen Therapy uses a dual-contrast approach, alternating between high and low oxygen levels, which helps limit brain tissue damage, reduces inflammation, relieves arteriolar spasms, and improves mental function. By increasing oxygen delivery to hypoxic areas, Rehab Oxygen Therapy promotes the body’s natural healing processes and strengthens its ability to fight off infections. Contact our office today to schedule your consultation and experience the benefits of ROT.

Rehabilitation Oxygen Therapy (ROT)

Rehabilitation Oxygen Therapy (ROT) is an advanced treatment designed to enhance oxygen delivery to injured or compromised tissues in the body. By alternating between high-oxygen and low-oxygen (high-altitude) conditions, ROT stimulates the body’s natural healing processes. This unique approach helps increase oxygen levels in areas affected by injury or illness, which may otherwise suffer from hypoxia—a state where tissues are deprived of adequate oxygen. ROT offers a range of health benefits, including reducing inflammation, preventing damage to brain tissues, relieving muscle spasms, and enhancing cognitive function. By boosting oxygen availability to cells, ROT supports recovery, improves overall health, and promotes resilience against future health challenges.

OXYGEN THERAPY:

Increases oxygen concentration in all body tissues, even with reduced or blocked blood flow.
Stimulates the growth of new blood vessels in areas with reduced circulation, improving blood flow to regions with arterial blockage.
Increases blood vessel diameter greater than when therapy began, improving blood flow to deficient organs.
Stimulates an adaptive increase in superoxide dismutase (SOD), one of the body’s principal internally produced antioxidants and free radical scavengers.
Aids the treatment of infection by enhancing white blood cell action.
Expedites the healing process for skin, neurological, and muscular tissue injuries, including those sustained in amateur and professional sports.

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For more information on our exercise with oxygen therapy, call our clinic at (404) 631-6156.