Contact Information:

Toll Free:
(888) HBOT-123

International:
(248) 629-6195

Fax:
(866) 751-6996

Email:
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Website:
HyperbaricOptions.com

Detroit Office:
221 Orchard View Drive, Royal Oak, MI 48073
Phone: (888) HBOT.123 ext 700    (888.426.8123 ext. 700)

Nashville Office:
509 St. Jules Ln, Nashville, TN 37211
Phone: (888) 426.8123 ext 702    (888.426.8123 ext. 702)

Detroit, Nashville

About Us:

Hyperbaric Options LLC was formed in 2009 when the owner, Greg Harris realized his sincere and undivided calling to the hyperbaric industry. Having worked in the industry for nearly a half a decade, Greg had the opportunity to witness the many and varied populations that could benefit from the therapy in addition to the potential it carried for them. Having been a therapist and trainer for years, he knew it was time to take on new roles as an educator and promoter to work with both patient and therapist with a simple vision; to make hyperbaric a household word and treatment.

Services:

Hyperbaric Options LLC offers mild hyperbaric chambers for sale, rental & lease.  Visit our website or contact us for more information.

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Contact Information:

Center for TLC
44682  Morley Dr.
Clinton Twp, MI 48036

Phone:
(586) 421-4062

Fax:
(586) 421-4072

Email:
tori_mcwherter@centerfortlc.com

Website:
www.centerfortlc.com

Mission Statement:

Therapy from the Heart

TLC provides personalized  intensive pediatric therapy including Sensory Integration and Hyperbaric services that have the power to accelerate healing and change the lives of the people we serve.

About Us:

The Center for TLC was founded by Occupational Therapy practitioners to offer intensive therapy services not offered by schools or traditional therapeutic establishments.

The Center for TLC is specifically designed to assist children with the opportunity to develop their sensory systems. Care was taken each step of the way with no detail overlooked. The gyms are painted with nature in mind. Greens and Blues are the most calming colors allowing for an optimal state of alertness. Activities are provided that allow the child to challenge themselves at just the right level to help them grow and develop.

We accept most insurance plans.  Please contact us to get information on your specific provider.

Treated Conditions:

ADD/ADHD, Autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Developmental Delay, Expressive and Receptive Language Delays, Sensory Integration Dysfunction, Downs Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Brain Injury, Dyspraxia, Motor  Incoordination, Low Muscle Tone and Weakness, Anxiety, Genetic Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

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The Center for T.L.C. is located in Clinton Twp., conveniently located near:  Macomb Twp., Chesterfield Twp., Shelby Twp., Utica, Mt. Clemens, Sterling Heights, Washington Twp., Romeo, Richmond, Memphis, Fairhaven, Armada, Ray Twp., Fraser, St. Clair Shores, Warren, Eastpointe, Algonac, China Twp., Marine City, Near Port Huron

Contents
• Oxygen and the Hyperbaric Chamber
• Chronic Wounds or Nonhealing Ulcers
• Diabetic Foot Ulcer
• Gas Gangrene and Others Infections
• Severe Trauma
• República de Cromagnon’s Tragedy:
Smoke and Toxic Gases
• Radiation Necrosis
• Aseptic Bone Necrosis
• Sudden Deafness and Acoustic Trauma
• Neurological Disorders
• Children with Autism
• Cerebral Palsy
• Contraindications, Side Effects
and Complications
• Anti-Aging

BOOK REVIEW

The hyperbaric chamber became popular in the first half of the twentieth century because of its efficacy in treating decompression sickness, a life-threatening complication in divers.

During the second half of the twentieth century hyperbaric oxygen treatment (HBOT) was studied and applied to many medical conditions, including gas gangrene, carbon monoxide poisoning, radiation necrosis, thermal burns, diabetic foot ulcers, and crush injury. Nowadays there are some authors who also report the efficacy of the hyperbaric chamber in treating Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, alcohol abuse, and a number of other illnesses.

This volume (as also with Medicina Hiperbárica, Subbotina’s book for physicians, written in Spanish), describes those pathologies whose treatment with hyperbaric oxygen has been endorsed by evidence-based medicine. Evidence-based medicine aims to apply the best available evidence gained from the scientific method to clinical decision making for the individual patient. Thus, this book reflects the current state of knowledge in hyperbaric oxygen treatment. Because of the broad use of HBOT in cerebral palsy and autism, the author also explains what is known about the efficacy of treatment of these disorders.

The physical and biological principles of hyperbaric oxygen therapy are simple and well studied. To keep us alive our circulatory system is carrying oxygen from the lungs to each cell in our bodies. The hyperbaric chamber allows this to be done more efficiently on the basis of the laws of physics: under pressure gases are more soluble in liquids. The liquids involved here are blood or plasma, and the gas to be dissolved is oxygen, inhaled inside the hyperbaric chamber, directly or by mask. With more oxygen in blood, cells that suffer from lack of it, in most cases due to circulatory problems, acquire the opportunity to recover enabling healing.

The best proof of the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen therapy is the reimbursement by medical insurance companies of this treatment that is accepted in many countries. It is cost effective, the patients are cured, the programmed amputation are prevented, and total expenditure for their health care is diminished. In the United States, particularly, HBOT is officially recognized as a treatment for 13 different pathologies.

That hyperbaric medicine occupies a well-deserved place in the modern health sciences is demonstrated by the more than eight thousand hyperbaric chambers being used worldwide, the dozens of professional associations devoted to this specialty, the continuing fundamental and clinical research being done in this field, the many new journal publications and books available on this topic, and, most importantly, the multitude of patients healed with this noninvasive, painless therapy.

This book describes in a simple and accessible manner the main benefits of hyperbaric oxygen treatment. We hope that it will familiarize readers with new avenues for treatment and will inspire them to consult their physicians about this promising treatment.

Purchase this for only $17.50 US Dollars (S&H included to any place in the world)

CURRICULUM VITAE

Name: Terry Stephen Cooney

Mobile: 00584142324049

Address: apt 12 piso 1

Home tel: 00582129355506

El rocio

San antonio

Venezuela

South america.

Email: terry_the_oxygen_man@live.co.uk

Passport: British Passport No: 400082925 Date of Issue: 30 January 2002

Date of Expiry: 30 January 2012

Education:

Morice Town Primary School 1990 to 1996

Eggbuckland Community College 1996 to 2001

Professional Qualifications: Date of Issue

Life Support Technician       14 July 2006

Basic Offshore Safety

Induction & Emergency Training 6 September 2006

UKOOA Offshore Topside Medical 28 September 2006

Additional Qualifications:

Advanced Fire Fighting 27 October 2004

Level 2 Power Boat Coxswain 9 December 2005

Advanced Operator Skills 4 June 2003

First Aid 4 July 2005

Seamanship 21 July 2001

General Engineering June 2006

Social and safety in the work place Jan 2007

Patient handling Jan 2007

Evacuation procedures and techniques June 2008

Work Experience: Tony Ridley hyperbaric consultants

Position: Hyperbaric tunnel consultant.

Contract: Working on the los teques metro project using compressed air. Leading a team of miners to conduct work under pressure. Ensuring safety paramount at all times and preventing accidents from happening. Making sure the hyperbaric chambers and equipment are all functioning and in use 24 hours a day. Also conducting HBOT for the local hospital under the direction of the doctors in Venezuela and England. Oxygen therapy, medicals, weekly reports, teaching evacuation procedures, maintaining all equipment, ensuring oxygen on sight to be the right amounts needed and assisting any other part of the project to ensure a smooth running day. On call duty was required for this job.

Work Experience: Dive technologies March 2008

Position: X2 man Air Chamber Supervisor

Contract: Working with air divers on an inshore job at Clywedog dam, As the chamber supervisor I was in charge of the divers safety at all times. I carried out daily checks on the safety chamber and assisted the dive supervisor on the dive panel. I also assisted in the full rigging and de- rigging of the dive site, including driving the boat to tow certain floatation equipment.

Work Experience: Intergrated Subsea Services April 2007

Position: Assistant Life Support Technician

Contract: Working with saturation divers and the life support team aboard the bibby sapphire on a monthly basis. Preparing chambers to be blown down to the required depth, operating the medical and equipment locks, spending time with the life support team on the panel, and assisting the lss and lst in day to day events. Also spending time in both the gas room and air chamber rooms. Maintence on all equipment.

Work Experience: National Hyperbaric Centre   Jan 2007

Position: Assistant Life Support Technician

Contract:

Preparing chambers for medical treatments for the GRAMPIAN HEALTH BOARD and conducting treatments both morning and afternoon. Ensuring patients were relaxed and happy. Checking and ordering oxygen for when it was needed.

Also H7 Bypass HYPERBARIC welding trial saturation for Subsea 7.

Work Experience: Golden Hind public house September 2006

Position: Bar Tender

Contract: Working behind the bar with a very close team to serve the public with the best customer service possible.  Also my duties involved cash handling cellar work and assisting in the kitchen when needed. Keeping the bar and lounge clean at all times was an essential task to maximize the happiness of all customers.   

HM Royal Navy   June 2001 – September 2006

Position: Operator Maintainer/Above Water Warfare/1st Class

HM Ships: HMS Raleigh (Basic Training)/HMS Nottingham (Type 42 Destroyer)/HMS Albion (Amphibious Assault Ship)

Service: After initial training at HMS Raleigh I joined HMS Nottingham which sailed through the Suez Canal and onward to Singapore and Australia. I then joined HMS Albion and served in America and Canada. My duties included advanced operator skills, fire fighting, ships safety, seamanship, and ships maintenance. I also enjoy being part of a team and can undertake work on my own with minimal supervision. Before leaving I obtained a supervisory role on board the ship ensuring others with less experience conduct their daily practise in the right order and manor.

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