What a wonderful opportunity and such a loving staff, Dr is a compassionate man who cares for his…read morepatients suffering and really is obvious when you meet him! Marcie is super sweet and the staff all in all are wonderful I've only been there a few times now, but these are a group of people who not only show compassion but also are providing a service with a attention to detail. I'm so happy so far and thankful they are here in concord. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Advanced Integrative Medicine and Mt. Diablo Hyperbaric are medical practices designed to solve…read moreyour health issues, rather than cover up or just treat the symptoms. Dr. John Toth believes that too often medications are prescribed to cover up symptoms, leaving the real cause of the problem unanswered. With additional training in Integrative and Alternative treatments, Dr. Toth has insights into other potential causes of illness, causes that will most likely not be addressed by a traditional doctor.

Dr. John is amazing in patient care. answers all your questions. The staff is great, they never…read moremake you wait.

Just went to Dr. Toth for an initial visit and he was fantastic. He listened to all of my…read moreconcerns, educated me on the topics and offered good solutions for treatment moving forward. I really appreciated the time and care he put in during the appointment. My wife asked how the appointment went and I told her, out of all the doctors I have seen in my lifetime, I think he is my favorite. Thank you Dr Toth! I appreciate you.

I've never been here. So why in the world would I give it 5 stars?…read moreI was injured a week ago and a friend swore that hyperbaric therapy would speed healing for my specific injury, a subluxation of costal cartilage. I called and spoke with them about getting therapy and they were super straightforward and honest. They told me it probably would not be helpful in my case. Tell me a business these days that displays this level of consideration for people. There are not many, I can assure you.

Hyperbaric Medicine & Wound care through John Muir Hospital in Walnut Creek give the best treatment…read morewith an excellent staff. it worked great with fast healing of diabetic toes on a close friend of my family! Dana Walker

This place cannot be understated. I came here for post op care and the level of caring from the…read morestaff was unmatchable. Specifically the staff that help you in the back to get into your chamber and check your vitals before and after. I did notice quite the difference in healing when I had my sessions here. There is a lot of science behind how this impacts the body and said condition or trauma to the body. Dr. Alex is fabulous in their knowledge. So glad I was able to connect with them before booking my package. Quite a drive from San Francisco but totally worth it.

On my first visit, I was very scared and a little skeptical but I am in need of help and I don't…read morewant to take drugs and nothing else was working. I started with extreme brain fog and headaches that resulted from long Covid but felt exactly like I did when I had my last major concussion a few years ago from a freak accident where it body flung out of a car. I learned about HBOT from and book about concussions so I found holistic hyperbarics which wasn't the closest HBOT facility to me but I like that when I called, they were a lot nicer on the phone then the place that was closer to me. All the staff that I have met there, like Derek, Shelby, Sam, Pedro, Keyshawn and Jordan have been very nice and made me feel very safe. I like that the spa feels clean enough on the inside of the chambers and I don't have to worry because all of the staff are EMTs so they can take care of you if they need to and everybody is well educated about the process which I love. I really like the fact that there are windows that help with the claustrophobia, and you could peek outside of the windows if you feel scared. Also, the EMTs keep checking on you to make sure that you feel safe and aren't freaking down. They all do such a great job that they are what makes this place great. After 60 sessions, my headaches have lessened but they are still present. I read other reviews where people had bruises that healed faster, but I had bruises that I would notice on day one during the week, and the bruises would fade but still took a week to fade as they normally would do without 5 HBOT sessions in between. Also, some lucky people had old scars fade. I had zero old scars fade because I took before and after photos to compare for myself and the after looks like the before. Don't forget having a healthy diet while going through this therapy. I gave up caffeine, alcohol and unhealthy foods for months. I also incorporated a few juice cleanses throughout my healing journey. I'm glad that I don't have the headaches that I initially came in with, but people with my condition also said with normal time they fade. One day, I hobbled in with Achilles' tendinitis from not stretching enough am just running everyday. Hoping that HBOT would help alleviate the new pain because I read a medical journal article about it helping. I had daily sessions that week, and my tendinitis did not go away so I had to go to my minor injury doctor to get a walking boot and stretches. I think it was because I wasn't driving deep enough and my body just needs more pressure. I called Christine and left a voicemail about not having enough pressure. She called me back the next day but I missed her call and she left a voicemail saying that they don't do that. Still thinking that I wasn't diving deep enough, I was at 2.0 ATA by the time that I left, and that was the pressure when I started to actually feel that it was working. The only reason why I was at 2.0 ATA was because I kept asking the technicians to give me a deeper dive . My regular physician told me that she didn't know enough about HBOT to recommend to me. Holistic Hyperbarics has an on-site physician who just was never there whenever I was so they never saw me but they wrote me a prescription to use the HBOT chambers. I'm kind of a clean freak, so when you take off your shoes to step into the chamber, you step onto a floor mat with your socks, but that same floor mat is stepped on by lots of shoes. You can tell because your socks would get dirty from the contact. Insurance didn't pay for this so my experience is all out of pocket. It wasn't the miracle that I was hoping for but at least I tried a different methodology on my healing journey.

The staff here is phenomenal! They are totally focused on your well being and security. The…read moreminute you enter the facility you are a welcomed guest and treated like family. For those who have not experienced Hyperbaric treatments before, you are in excellent hands. AHR personnel are all truly professional and paramedic certified. They hand hundreds of DVD movies to keep you entertained while you are undergoing Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. So the time passes quickly. Quality & Care are their forte! I highly recommend AHR if you need Hyperbaric Therapy. I've already completed 20 treatments, and have another 20 after my Oral Surgery. AHR is a place you can trust that will really make a difference in your health!

I have many health issues related to Service-Connected chemical exposure to Dioxins-A/O from the…read more1960's. I wondered why Pro Athletes and non Pro like Michael Jackson and Lance Armstrong were using HBOT to recover from injury and fatigue. I asked my GP to provide a 5-session trial protocol with HR of M to see if I could see any improvement. After 3 treatments, I began to feel my extremities, my mind clearing and a positive outlook on my long-term situation. I realized that HR of M is not a hospital facility (much less expensive though) but is run as if as it was one with all the safety procedures and best equipment (watch out for the unlicensed and then the fake "bag" providers without pressure!). It is important to know that they use 100% pure oxygen, while others use "compressed" oxygen with possible contaminants. The staff is outstanding! They even have their own Medical staff to professionally manage your progress (most Physicians are unfamiliar with HBOT, so they don't recommend it or know how to follow-up). They actually train nurses to help physicians understand the wound healing properties of HBOT. Their care, instruction and follow-up assured me that I was receiving the best care possible. They put me through a patented procedure called "Cutting Edge?" that recorded irregular brain eye focus and they could track improvement for my GP, Specialists and myself. Insurance pays for many disease states, others may be paid if you can track improvement with "Cutting Edge?" or other proof sources. If your life is worth it, pay out of pocket, if you have to. They have a plan for those that can't afford it (especially children) called H.O.P.E. for Healing Foundation. They treat brain injury/accident victims and other disease states based on ability to pay (treated over 1,000). This is a great place to be treated!

This office is full of true healers that have exceptional customer service skills as well. I cannot…read moresay enough good things about Dr. Slade, Adrian, and the staff that I have encountered over multiple visits. I was even stopped in the parking lot by Dr. Slade & he ran up to my car and asked me if he had answered all of my questions...WOW, that type of patient care is, unfortunately unheard of now days, but very much at the heart of this office. Thank you all!

We're so grateful to Valley Hyperbaric Center for the amazing care they gave our son. After his…read moresurgery at just 10 months old, this was the only place willing to work with him. Deja was a blessing, working hard to make sure we could get his treatments, and Marcella was always a friendly face who kept him happy and entertained during each visit. I also appreciated the low lighting in the treatment room and the visible clock that helped me count down the time left in each session. We felt truly cared for here, and I highly recommend them to anyone in need of hyperbaric treatment.

Great care and treatments helped heal my husbands foot/wound. Friendly staff and knowledgeable in…read morecare.

The Amen Clinic is very efficient & professional in their patient service and extremely helpful…read morewhenever I've needed to follow up for information. Thank You, Gretchen Fluegel for all you outstanding service & support!

Gretchen Fluegel at The Amen Clinic is amazing. She is always on top of the clients' needs and…read moreis extremely timely in her responses to my (sometimes) desperate and untimely requests or questions. Whether it is refill for my meds or help with the patient portal; I can always count on her to get back to me quickly. She is upbeat, caring, and personable. I'm not sure what the clinic or I would do without her, but I hope we won't have to ever find out!!! Thank you and God bless you, Gretchen. Lynn M

It is very difficult to get ahold of anyone by calling the phone number, but very good treatment.read more

From the owner: San Ramon Regional Medical Center’s Wound Healing and Hyperbaric Medicine Program offers treatment…read moreoptions that can help your chronic wound, giving you back your quality of life. Our multidisciplinary team has specific training in the most advanced techniques for treating chronic and hard-to-heal wounds. Our systematic approach focuses on rapid healing while addressing the underlying causes of your wound. Evidence-based protocols consistently produce high-quality patient outcomes. You can expect custom evaluation and treatment followed by nutrition and exercise education to minimize reoccurrence.

I was brought to the emergency room by my roommate because I was having chest pains, could not…read morebreathe, and was feeling numb on one side. I was extremely out of it and struggling to communicate. The security guard at the front began my interaction with this hospital with rolling her eyes at me as I struggled to get my I.D. out and loudly saying things I was having trouble comprehending. I was obviously disoriented and it seemed to take too long for her to gather that and get me into the hospital. I certainly was not in any state to do anyone any harm, I could barely work my hands or walk steady. I was again met with eye rolls inside, asking my name and date of birth when I just gave it at the door. I gave it again to her and then waited, after a few minutes that felt like forever I began to panic making it worse. I was the only one there and feeling like I was dying, I wondered why isn't anyone taking me seriously? I felt like nobody was treating this like it could even possibly be an emergency and began getting frustrated and asking if I am going to be able to see someone quickly. The receptionist just rolled her eyes and didn't answer, she said they will let you know if it's an emergency. I was really taken aback by the lack of empathy. Then the next person asks my name and date of birth again. I give it they say I am giving it too fast and panicking. I said I have given it to two people, I begin crying, struggling to breathe, and give it again. More eye rolls. There was still absolutely no attempt from any one of the staff to be empathetic or reassuring at this point. I do know about panic attacks and had experienced ones before, but this felt different and like a very real medical emergency. This is three people now who were so rude and mean to me on one of the most vulnerable times of my life, that I am ashamed for them. More waiting, and then a few cursory questions and eye rolls and I get asked my last period a few more times, even though I came in on my period. They took a pee sample and then seemed surprised and asked me, are you on your period? Oh we didn't need to take that sample. It seems they don't just communicate with one another there either. They were very nosey about my roommate, an elderly man, who brought me in. It's stupid, and so disgusting, to insinuate that I would have a partner that old. I needed a ride and he was there at home. The ladies there reminded me of the mean girls from my high school. The last person I saw, the doctor, at least did not roll his eyes at me and was not overtly condescending like the other staff I encountered there. He actually talked to me like a human. He did explain that it was a panic attack. I did mention that everyone there has made me feel stupid for coming in. He said, you still did the right thing by coming in. One of the nurses who had been rude to me was there and agreed with him, her tone suddenly seemed to have changed to much warmer with me. They then took a blood test and I did get good info from that to follow up on. I did have some medical things to look out for. That was the main silver lining of my visit. They gave me meds which brought me down quickly and made me fall asleep. I slept well that day. I am thankful for them, and for the medical care I received, but I do think having some bare minimum empathy should be required if you're going to be working in an emergency department. People are coming in some of the worst days of their lives, and at least not going out of your way to be rude and make fun of patients would really go a long way.

Charge nurse Lily Bay is just awful inside and out!…read more I had a very upsetting experience with the charge nurse, Lily Bay, during my mom's hospital stay. My mom was in a very serious condition and was coughing up blood. I had been paging for a nurse for about an hour because I didn't feel comfortable leaving her alone while she was in distress. Instead of a nurse coming to speak with me, hospital security and police officers entered the room and told me the charge nurse had said I had been asked to leave. No one had spoken to me before that, and I had been waiting to talk with a nurse before leaving. The situation could have been handled with a simple conversation. Instead, having security and police come into my mom's room while she was already in a vulnerable condition caused unnecessary stress and upset both of us. My mom became visibly shaken after seeing the officers. This was not the first time I felt uncomfortable during interactions with this charge nurse. Based on my experiences, I felt I was treated differently than I should have been. I found her communication to be dismissive and sarcastic, and I did not feel that my concerns for my mother's well-being were taken seriously. I have already reported this incident to hospital management because I believe patients and their families deserve to be treated with respect, compassion, and clear communication. I hope the hospital reviews this incident so that other families do not have a similar experience. Based on my repeated experiences, I left feeling that I was treated differently and unfairly.