Asked constantly.
Answered honestly.

For the 14 FDA-recognized indications — yes, usually, including Medicare under NCD 20.29. For off-label uses it is almost always self-pay. We check your specific condition and payer before you commit to anything.

In accredited facilities, serious complications are rare. The one absolute contraindication is an untreated collapsed lung; certain chemotherapies and ear conditions need screening first — our physicians screen every patient.

No — for fire safety, no electronics enter the chamber. You can watch a movie through the chamber wall instead.

Like a slow airplane descent: your ears feel pressure for a few minutes while the chamber compresses, then nothing — you rest, watch a film, or nap for 60–90 minutes while breathing 100% oxygen.

It depends on the indication: sudden hearing loss protocols run 10–20 sessions; chronic wounds and radiation injury typically 30–60. Your physician sets the final number.