HBOTQ — Hyperbaric Medicine and Wound Treatment Center of Queens

Serving Forest Hills

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Forest Hills

A straight shot up Queens Boulevard — physician-led, medical-grade hyperbaric oxygen therapy with free parking on arrival.

  • FDA-Approved Indications
  • Hard-Shell Medical-Grade Chambers
  • Board-Certified Physicians
  • Medicare & Major Insurers Accepted

Forest Hills & HBOTQ

Medical-grade HBOT, close to Forest Hills

Forest Hills and HBOTQ sit on the same road: Queens Boulevard runs directly between the two, making the trip simple by car or subway. Our center treats FDA-approved indications including non-healing wounds, diabetic lower-extremity wounds, radiation tissue damage, and sudden sensorineural hearing loss, in hard-shell clinical chambers.

Getting to HBOTQ from Forest Hills

By subway & rail

The M and R trains run beneath Queens Boulevard between Forest Hills–71st Avenue and the Woodside area; many patients pair the subway with a short walk or find driving simplest. Plan on roughly 15–20 minutes.

By car

Queens Boulevard connects Forest Hills straight to our door — about 12–15 minutes by car.

Parking

Free patient parking is available on-site.

Why patients from Forest Hills choose HBOTQ

Forest Hills patients choose HBOTQ for dedicated medical-grade chambers and board-certified physician oversight rather than a low-pressure wellness pod — plus quicker scheduling, free parking, and insurance pre-authorization handled for them.

Neighborhoods we see Forest Hills patients from

  • Forest Hills Gardens
  • 71st Avenue / Continental
  • Rego Park border
  • Kew Gardens border

What we treat

From FDA-approved wound, radiation, and hearing-loss indications to carefully evaluated off-label uses — the same physician-led care for every patient who travels in.

Non-Healing Wounds

FDA-Approved

Wounds that haven't closed after 30 days of standard care often respond to hyperbaric oxygen therapy when oxygen delivery to the tissue is the missing factor.

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Diabetic Lower-Extremity Wounds

FDA-Approved

Diabetic foot ulcers that haven't responded to standard care for 30+ days are an FDA-approved indication for hyperbaric oxygen therapy and a focus of our wound program.

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Radiation Tissue Damage

FDA-Approved

Late-effect radiation injuries — including soft tissue radionecrosis, osteoradionecrosis, and radiation cystitis or proctitis — are FDA-approved indications for hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

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Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss

FDA-Approved

Sudden sensorineural hearing loss is a medical emergency. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy started within two weeks of onset can meaningfully improve recovery, and is an FDA-approved indication.

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Post-COVID Recovery

Off-Label

Patients with persistent fatigue, brain fog, and exercise intolerance after COVID-19 are increasingly turning to hyperbaric oxygen therapy. This is currently an off-label use that we discuss carefully with each patient.

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Chronic Pain

Off-Label

For appropriate patients, hyperbaric oxygen therapy can reduce inflammation, support tissue repair, and complement other pain management strategies. Most chronic pain indications are off-label.

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Chronic Refractory Osteomyelitis

FDA-Approved

Bone infections that keep coming back after antibiotics and surgery are an FDA-approved indication for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, used alongside surgical debridement and IV antibiotics to clear infection from poorly oxygenated bone.

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Severe Anemia (Bridge Therapy)

FDA-Approved

When a blood transfusion isn't possible — by choice or by clinical circumstance — hyperbaric oxygen therapy can serve as a temporary bridge, oxygenating tissue directly through the plasma. This is an FDA-approved indication for exceptional blood-loss anemia.

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Wellness & Recovery

Wellness

Athletic recovery, healthy aging, and everyday wellness — the non-medical reasons people use hyperbaric oxygen. Off-label, self-pay, and always explained with honest expectations.

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What to expect

From first call to last treatment

Most patients say the hardest part is picking up the phone. Here’s how the rest looks once you do.

1

Book a free consultation

Tell us about your condition. Our team responds quickly, answers your questions, and schedules an in-person evaluation with our medical team.

2

Meet your physician

Your physician reviews your medical history, examines you, and discusses whether HBOT is the right fit. If it is, we coordinate with your other doctors and handle insurance pre-authorization.

3

Treatment in the chamber

You'll arrive, change into cotton scrubs, and settle into one of our hard-shell hyperbaric chambers. Sessions are about 90 minutes — most patients read, watch a movie, or nap.

4

Track progress, adjust the plan

We measure progress throughout your course of treatment. Your physician reassesses regularly to make sure the plan is still right, and we communicate clearly with you the whole way through.

Visit us

In Woodside, Queens

65-35 Queens Blvd, Suite #100
Woodside, NY 11377

Hours

  • Monday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
  • SundayClosed

Book your consultation from Forest Hills

Free, no commitment. We'll let you know honestly whether HBOT can help — and handle the insurance paperwork if it can.

Preferred contact method

We respond within one business day. Your information is kept private — no spam, ever — and there's no obligation.

Ready to find out if HBOT can help?

Book a free consultation with our medical team. We'll review your situation honestly and let you know whether hyperbaric oxygen therapy is the right fit.

  • Free & no obligation
  • Medicare & major insurers accepted
  • Honest answers from our physicians
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