Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Toronto
Breathe concentrated oxygen in a gently pressurized chamber, so far more oxygen reaches the tissues that need it. Supervised, comfortable and one of the most affordable HBOT programs in the GTA — on its own or alongside Intensive Suit Therapy.

More oxygen, delivered deeper into the body
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) means breathing concentrated oxygen while the air pressure around you is raised above normal. Under that extra pressure, oxygen dissolves directly into the blood plasma, cerebrospinal fluid and other body fluids — not only into red blood cells — so it can travel to tissues where circulation is reduced.
HBOT was first developed to treat decompression sickness in divers and carbon-monoxide poisoning. Since then it has been adapted for a wider range of conditions, many of them neurological. At Revivo Neurology Treatment Centre, we use HBOT both as a stand-alone therapy and as a supplement to Intensive Suit Therapy, physiotherapy and speech-language pathology.
Research summarized in our media & research library points to several ways extra oxygen may help: creating a healthier environment for healing, encouraging new blood-vessel growth in areas of poor circulation, and improving the effectiveness of some antibiotics.

Three things happen inside the chamber
Pressure rises gently
The chamber is pressurized slowly. You'll feel fullness in your ears, like a plane descending, and clear it by swallowing or yawning.
Oxygen dissolves into fluids
Higher pressure raises the partial pressure of oxygen in the lungs, forcing more of it to dissolve into plasma and other body fluids.
Tissues receive more oxygen
Oxygen-rich fluid diffuses into surrounding tissue, including areas where blood flow is limited, supporting the body's own repair processes.
What an HBOT session is like
Most people find sessions surprisingly relaxing. Here's what to expect from arrival to the end of your session.
Check-in
A quick health check: colds or congestion, ear problems, medications and anything that's changed since your last visit.
Settle in
Wear comfortable cotton clothing and get settled. Children are never left alone — a parent or staff member stays close by.
Pressurize
Pressure builds gradually. Swallow, yawn or sip water to keep your ears comfortable; we can pause if you need to.
Breathe & rest
At pressure you simply breathe and relax — rest, nap, read or listen to something. Sessions run about 60–90 minutes.
Finish
Pressure is released slowly. Most people go straight back to school, work or the rest of their day.
A complementary therapy for neurological recovery and well-being
Families and individuals come to us for HBOT as part of a broader plan for:
- Brain injury and concussion recovery — especially when extended protocols are needed
- Cerebral palsy, alongside Intensive Suit Therapy
- Post-stroke recovery and other neurological conditions
- General recovery, sleep and energy — clients often tell us these are the first changes they notice
We're careful to be clear about the evidence: for these neurological uses, HBOT is offered as a complementary therapy rather than an approved medical treatment. We encourage you to talk it over with your physician, and we're happy to share the research we rely on.
Health Canada currently recognizes 13 conditions as treatable with hyperbaric oxygen. These are usually treated in hospital-based programs:
- Air or gas embolism
- Carbon-monoxide poisoning
- Gas gangrene
- Crush injury, compartment syndrome and other acute traumatic ischemia (e.g. frostbite)
- Decompression sickness ("the bends")
- Problem wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers
- Exceptional blood loss (anemia)
- Intracranial abscess
- Necrotizing soft-tissue infections
- Osteomyelitis (bone infection)
- Delayed radiation injury
- Compromised skin grafts and flaps
- Thermal burns
How many sessions will I need?
HBOT works cumulatively, so consistency matters more than any single session. Your plan depends on your goals, your condition and how you respond — but this is the pattern we commonly see.
Sessions 1–10
Getting comfortable with the chamber and the routine. Some people notice early changes after about ten sessions of 60–90 minutes — improved sleep is often the first.
Sessions 10–40
Building consistency, usually several sessions a week. We check in regularly on sleep, energy, function and the specific goals you came in with.
Sessions 40–60
For many protocols, more evident results are discussed after 40 to 60 treatments, depending on the severity of the condition. Longer protocols are where a home rental can make sense.
Affordable HBOT in the GTA
Your exact cost depends on the number of sessions in your package and the length of each session. We'll give you a clear quote before you start.
Pay as you go
Sessions start at $79. A good way to try HBOT and see how you feel in the chamber before committing to a protocol.
Session packages
Booking a block of sessions lowers your cost per session and keeps you on a consistent schedule — the key to results.
Integrated package
Pair HBOT with an Intensive Suit Therapy block under one coordinated schedule and package price.
Book your HBOT session now
Pay online when you book, or reserve now and pay at the clinic.
Risks, side effects and how we manage them
Like any treatment, HBOT has risks. They're uncommon and mostly mild, and we screen everyone before their first session.
- Ear pressure — similar to flying. Swallowing, yawning or sipping water equalizes the pressure, and we pressurize slowly.
- Seizure — a very small risk. It can be reduced further with lower pressures and shorter sessions (for example, 45 minutes instead of 60).
- Eye changes — HBOT may cause temporary near-sightedness and, over many sessions, may accelerate cataract development.
A cold, sinus congestion or ear infection; recent ear or sinus surgery; a lung condition or a history of collapsed lung; a seizure disorder; a heart condition; pregnancy; claustrophobia; or you've started new medications. Some of these mean waiting, adjusting the protocol or checking with your doctor first.
Because the environment is oxygen-rich, lighters, hand warmers, battery-heated items and petroleum-based products never go in. Wear cotton clothing; we'll tell you which personal items can come with you.
Two ways to do HBOT with Revivo
Many people start in the clinic and switch to a rental chamber for a longer protocol. Here's how the options compare.
| Sessions at our clinic | Chamber rental at home | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Trying HBOT, shorter protocols, combining with suit therapy | Daily sessions and longer 40–60 session protocols |
| Supervision | Our staff are on hand for every session | Full training at setup, then phone support |
| Schedule | Monday–Friday, 9am–6pm | Whenever suits your family, including evenings and weekends |
| Travel | Visit us at 525 Markham Road, Scarborough | None — delivered and set up anywhere in the GTA |
| Pricing | From $79 per session, packages available | Weekly or monthly rental terms |
What our HBOT clients say
“Love going for the hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Great staff, great atmosphere. It's great there is a place in the GTA that offers affordable HBOT.”
“Revivo Wellness provided HBOT for my son! We had the greatest experience. Naila was always so kind and gentle. If I could give them more than 5 stars I would!”
“Wonderful people and apparatus. Having HBOT available at such an affordable price is a gift to everyone who needs it, especially people with brain injuries who require extended treatments.”
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Is hyperbaric oxygen therapy safe?
For most people, yes. Side effects are uncommon and usually mild — mainly ear pressure, which you clear by swallowing or yawning. There is a very small risk of seizure, which we reduce with lower pressures and shorter sessions where appropriate, and HBOT can cause temporary near-sightedness. We screen everyone before their first session.
How long is an HBOT session?
Sessions typically last 60 to 90 minutes at pressure, plus a few minutes to pressurize and depressurize. Shorter sessions may be recommended in some situations.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your goals and condition. Some people notice early changes, often in sleep, after about 10 sessions; more evident results are commonly discussed after 40 to 60 treatments. We'll recommend a protocol at your consultation.
How much does HBOT cost?
HBOT at Revivo starts at $79 per session. The exact cost depends on how many sessions are in your package and how long each session is. Combined Suit Therapy + HBOT packages and home rental are also available.
Is HBOT covered by OHIP or insurance?
Publicly funded HBOT is generally limited to the conditions Health Canada recognizes, treated in hospital programs. Complementary HBOT at a private clinic is usually paid privately, although some extended health plans may reimburse part of the cost — check your policy and keep your receipts.
Can children have HBOT?
Yes. Children are never left alone in or around the chamber, and a parent can stay close by throughout the session. We'll talk through your child's history and comfort level first.
What should I wear?
Comfortable cotton clothing. Leave lighters, hand warmers, battery-heated items and oil- or petroleum-based products (some lotions and hair products) outside the chamber. We'll tell you what you can bring in.
Can I do HBOT at home?
Yes — Revivo now offers hyperbaric chamber rental across the GTA, with delivery, installation, training and ongoing support. It's a popular option for longer protocols.
Start your HBOT protocol this week
Book a first session from $79, or talk to us about a package, a combined suit therapy program or a chamber for home.
