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We are the largest medical-grade Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) clinic in Central Kentucky and also offer wound care to treat conditions including: diabetic wounds, compromised skin grafts & flaps, radiation injuries, burns, & more.

10/30/2026

It’s FAQ Friday at ROC Hyperbarics! 🩺

If you’re managing a non-healing wound, post-radiation tissue changes, or surgical recovery, navigating healthcare referrals can feel like an endless game of phone tag.

One of our most frequent patient questions is:

👉 "Do I need my doctor to send a referral before I can even talk to your team?"

The Short Answer: Absolutely not.

You do not need to sit in a waiting room or chase down paperwork just to find out if Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is right for you. You can schedule an initial evaluation at ROC Hyperbarics directly.

Here is how our seamless onboarding process works:

• Step 1: Direct Reach-Out. Contact our clinic to schedule an evaluation with our team.

• Step 2: Candidate Screening. We review your diagnosis, clinical history, and treatment goals.

• Step 3: Care Coordination. If medical-grade HBOT is indicated, our staff contacts your physician or surgeon directly to collect necessary clinical records and secure insurance prior authorizations.

We bridge the gap between you and your medical team so you can focus entirely on healing.

Don't let paperwork delay your care. Reach out to us today to explore your options!

🌐 Book an evaluation directly at rochyperbarics.com or call our office at 859-420-6362.

10/23/2026

What conditions does Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy actually treat? 🩺

Many people know HBOT helps with non-healing diabetic foot ulcers, but it is also an FDA-cleared and Medicare-covered treatment for a wide range of surgical, tissue, and vascular conditions!

At ROC Hyperbarics, we work directly with patients and their doctors to treat:
✅ Diabetic foot ulcers & non-healing wounds

✅ Soft tissue radiation damage & bone damage from radiation

✅ Failing skin grafts & surgical flaps

✅ Chronic bone infections (osteomyelitis)

✅ Severe burns & crush injuries

✅ Sudden hearing loss (SSNHL) (no longer Medicare-approved)

✅ Central Retinal Artery Occlusion (eye stroke/CRAO)

HBOT works by delivering 100% pure oxygen under pressure, bringing vital oxygen deep into oxygen-starved tissue to build new blood vessels and speed up healing.

🩺 Most major insurance plans and Medicare cover HBOT for these indications.

Have questions or want to see if you qualify? Visit rochyperbarics.com or leave us a comment below!

10/22/2026

Delayed breast radiation injury isn’t something you just have to “live with.”

Months or even years after completing radiation therapy for breast cancer, some patients develop severe tissue tightness, chronic pain, non-healing skin breakdown, or deep scarring across the chest wall.

This condition, known as Chest Wall Radiation Injury (CWRI), stems from progressive damage to small blood vessels (endarteritis), leaving tissue severely oxygen-starved.

How Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) addresses CWRI:

Restores Blood Supply: Stimulates new capillary growth (angiogenesis) deep within radiation-damaged tissue.

Reduces Fibrosis: Softens hardened, scarred chest wall tissue to improve flexibility and mobility.

Heals Chronic Wounds: Delivers 100% medical-grade oxygen under pressure to resolve persistent non-healing ulcers.

If you or a patient are experiencing late-onset pain, tightness, or non-healing wounds following radiation therapy, specialized hyperbaric care can help reverse the underlying chronic hypoxia.

📞 Call ROC Hyperbaric Medicine & Wound Care: 859-420-6362

🌐 Learn more & view CMS criteria: www.rochyperbarics.com

10/16/2026

Planning breast reconstruction, flap revision, or an implant swap years after radiation therapy?

Radiation saves lives, but it can permanently damage micro-vessels in surrounding tissue—leaving it oxygen-starved, tight, and fibrotic. Operating on previously irradiated tissue carries a significantly higher risk of delayed healing, skin necrosis, and graft or flap breakdown. 🩺

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) offers a proven way to pre-condition the surgical site before your surgeon makes an incision.

By delivering 100% pure oxygen under clinical pressure, HBOT triggers angiogenesis—the growth of healthy new capillary networks. This restores vital blood flow, reduces tissue fibrosis, and gives your surgical team a healthier tissue bed to work with.

✨ Key Details for Patients & Care Teams:
• Insurance Coverage: Pre-operative HBOT for Delayed Radiation Tissue Injury (DRTI) is an FDA-cleared and Medicare-covered protocol.
• Collaborative Care: At ROC Hyperbarics, we coordinate directly with plastic surgeons, surgical oncologists, and breast care teams to optimize timing and outcomes.

If you or a patient are preparing for revision surgery after past radiation, talk to your surgical team about pre-op hyperbaric therapy.

🌐 Learn more or request a consultation at ROCHyperbarics.com (link in bio).

10/15/2026

Big news for breast cancer survivors preparing for upcoming surgery! If you've had radiation therapy in the past, pre-surgical Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is an insurance-approved treatment designed to prime compromised tissue for optimal healing.

By flooding damaged tissue with high-dose oxygen prior to surgery, HBOT drastically improves blood flow and reduces the risk of post-op wound complications. You don't have to navigate post-cancer surgical prep alone. Tap the link in our bio to learn more about coverage and scheduling a consultation!

10/09/2026

Radiation therapy is a critical lifesaver, but for many breast cancer survivors, soft tissue radiation injury (radiation necrosis) can develop months or years later. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want survivors and oncology teams to know that chronic pain, tightness, and non-healing radiation wounds are treatable. HBOT stimulates microvascular repair and is fully covered by Medicare for radiation tissue damage.

10/06/2026

Did you have a mastectomy or reconstruction and are worried about how it’s healing? You aren’t alone.

In Spotlight #6 of our HBOT Indications Series, we are shedding light on Post-Mastectomy Tissue Ischemia. Ischemia is when your tissue isn't getting enough oxygen-rich blood, which is essential for healing a new flap or reconstructed breast.

Look for These Warning Signs of Ischemia:
⚠️ New or persistent paleness/blanching (pallor)
⚠️ A dusky, blue, or purple appearance at incision lines
⚠️ Delayed or poor healing

If your surgeon is concerned about the blood supply to your new reconstruction, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can be a powerful tool for salvaging marginal tissue and avoiding another surgery.

💡 HBOT’s Healing Role:

Oxygen Boost: Delivers extreme oxygen concentrations to compromised tissue.

Prevents Tissue Loss: Saves at-risk skin flaps before they become damaged.

Promotes Vascular Growth: Reverses the cycle of poor healing from the root cause.

Acute Ischemia is a critical condition, and timing matters for the best results.

📞 Call us today at 859-420-6362 for an evaluation or tap the link in our bio for emergency support details.

10/02/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! 🩷

Recovering from a mastectomy or reconstructive breast surgery requires optimal healing. If blood flow to a skin flap or graft becomes compromised, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can deliver the oxygen needed to reduce swelling, preserve tissue, and prevent surgical failure—fully covered by Medicare and most insurance plans.

Share this with a survivor or breast surgeon, and head to the link in our bio to learn more about ROC Hyperbarics!

10/01/2026

October 1 marks the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 💖 It’s a time to honor survivors, stand with those currently in the fight, and encourage early detection.

We also know that beating cancer is often only part of the journey. For many breast cancer survivors, lifesaving radiation treatments can leave behind lingering side effects like painful radiation tissue damage, soft tissue necrosis, or slow-healing surgical wounds months or even years later.

Our team is dedicated to supporting survivors long after radiation ends. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) delivers high-dose oxygen directly to compromised tissue—stimulating new blood vessel growth, reducing pain, and helping your body repair itself from the inside out.

Healing doesn't stop when treatment ends. If you or a loved one are managing post-radiation side effects or a post-mastectomy complication, we’re here to help you reclaim your comfort and quality of life. 🩺✨

Contact our office at 859-420-6362 or send us a message to learn more about how HBOT heals breast cancer survivors!

09/29/2026

Radiation therapy for head and neck conditions can sometimes lead to late side effects like Osteoradionecrosis (ORN) of the jaw, causing pain, non-healing wounds, or exposed bone.

In Spotlight #5 of our HBOT Indications Series, we highlight how Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can help!

By breathing 100% pure oxygen under pressure, HBOT stimulates the growth of new blood vessels in damaged jaw tissue, bringing vital oxygen back to the bone to promote deep structural healing.

If you or a loved one are dealing with jaw discomfort after radiation therapy, we can help.

📞 Contact our team today at 859-420-6362 to schedule an evaluation!

Address

3499 Blazer Parkway, Suite 35 (Ground Floor)
Lexington, KY
40509

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Website

http://rochyperbarics.com/

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