Hyper Healing
Outpatient wound care and hyperbaric medicine clinics in the Tampa Bay area providing multidisciplinary wound management led by board-certified physicians and podiatrists. Clinical services include hyperbaric oxygen therapy, low-intensity shockwave (acoustic) therapy, negative-pressure wound therapy, biologic skin substitutes and stem-cell grafts, podiatric surgery, vascular assessment and diabetic foot care. The clinics coordinate with referring providers, accept many insurance plans (including Medicare) and provide online scheduling and a patient portal.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Hyper Healing
Products
Oral wound‑nutrition supplement (partner product)
Ready‑to‑mix oral nutrition supplement intended to provide protein, vitamins and micronutrients to support tissue repair during wound healing.
Oral wound‑nutrition supplement (partner product)
Ready‑to‑mix oral nutrition supplement intended to provide protein, vitamins and micronutrients to support tissue repair during wound healing.
Services
On‑site hyperbaric oxygen sessions using pressurized chambers for approved wound and ischemic indications.
Assessment and longitudinal management of complex wounds including debridement, dressings, infection control, and coordination with referring specialists.
Multidisciplinary diabetic wound management including glucose optimization, vascular assessment, offloading and referral coordination to reduce amputation risk.
Evaluation and in‑office management of vascular contributors to wounds and collaboration with vascular surgery and primary care for definitive management.
Application and management of negative‑pressure wound devices as part of evidence‑based wound healing protocols.
Provision of mechanical offloading solutions including total contact casting to relieve pressure and support healing of plantar wounds.
On‑site hyperbaric oxygen sessions using pressurized chambers for approved wound and ischemic indications.
Assessment and longitudinal management of complex wounds including debridement, dressings, infection control, and coordination with referring specialists.
Multidisciplinary diabetic wound management including glucose optimization, vascular assessment, offloading and referral coordination to reduce amputation risk.
Evaluation and in‑office management of vascular contributors to wounds and collaboration with vascular surgery and primary care for definitive management.
Application and management of negative‑pressure wound devices as part of evidence‑based wound healing protocols.
Provision of mechanical offloading solutions including total contact casting to relieve pressure and support healing of plantar wounds.
Expertise Areas
- Hyperbaric medicine
- Advanced wound care and limb salvage
- Diabetic foot care and offloading strategies
- Vascular assessment and ischemic wound management
Key Technologies
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (pressurized chambers)
- Low‑intensity shockwave / acoustic wave therapy
- Negative‑pressure wound therapy (wound VAC)
- Biologic skin substitutes and stem‑cell graft materials
News & Updates
Clinic page describing in‑office vascular assessment and collaboration with vascular surgeons, infection control, wound VAC, offloading and biologic graft options.
Patient‑facing article explaining how diabetes affects wound healing (glucose control, neuropathy, circulation, infection risk) and clinic services for diabetic wound management.
Overview of stem‑cell roles in wound healing and discussion of biologic and tissue engineering approaches as adjuncts to traditional grafting.
Description of low‑intensity shockwave therapy applied to urologic indications including typical course length, session timing, safety considerations and the clinic's cash‑pay model for ED.
Overview of hyperbaric oxygen therapy indications, session parameters and expected outcomes for certain wound and ischemic conditions.
Discussion of chronic bone infection, indications for adjunctive therapies and typical extended treatment courses.
Clinic page describing in‑office vascular assessment and collaboration with vascular surgeons, infection control, wound VAC, offloading and biologic graft options.
Patient‑facing article explaining how diabetes affects wound healing (glucose control, neuropathy, circulation, infection risk) and clinic services for diabetic wound management.
Overview of stem‑cell roles in wound healing and discussion of biologic and tissue engineering approaches as adjuncts to traditional grafting.
Description of low‑intensity shockwave therapy applied to urologic indications including typical course length, session timing, safety considerations and the clinic's cash‑pay model for ED.
Overview of hyperbaric oxygen therapy indications, session parameters and expected outcomes for certain wound and ischemic conditions.
Discussion of chronic bone infection, indications for adjunctive therapies and typical extended treatment courses.