Hyperbaric Physicians of Georgia is a hyperbaric oxygen therapy practice in Atlanta that began as a vision of providing non-hospital, independent hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT therapy) to patients that would benefit from the treatments. By avoiding the additional costs that are part of the Hospital Outpatient Department setting, our patients can get comprehensive treatment for wounds and other conditions that benefit from hyperbaric therapy for less than being treated in the HOPD setting. We have been accredited by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society since the beginning of the program in 2000, evidencing a commitment to providing the highest level of care possible. Joint Commission has a complementary agreement with UHMS, making it one of only 4 organizations that are so designated. All our centers were accredited with distinction in 2017.
About Hyperbaric Physicians of Georgia
Hyperbaric Physicians of Georgia is at the cutting edge of emerging clinical applications of hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Together, we provide both the highest level of service possible as well as the most innovative approaches to healing.
Hyperbaric Physicians of Georgia is a comprehensive hyperbaric medicine and wound resolution practice with multiple centers located in Georgia and North Carolina. We have been caring for patients since 1993. Our centers in Georgia are in Marietta, Cumming, and Sandy Springs. Our North Carolina (North Carolina Hyperbarics and Wound Care) center is in Fayetteville.
We began with a vision of providing non-hospital, independent hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) to patients that would benefit from the treatments. By avoiding the additional costs that are part of the Hospital Outpatient Department setting (HOPD), our patients can get comprehensive treatment for wounds and other conditions that benefit from hyperbaric therapy for less than being treated in the HOPD setting. We have been accredited by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) since its inception in 2000, evidence of a commitment to providing the highest level of care possible. The Joint Commission has a complementary agreement with UHMS, making us one of only 4 organizations that are so designated. All our centers in Georgia have been accredited with distinction since 2017.