The bottom line:
Hbot and ozone iv therapy are sold in packages for treatment and your whole treatment plan is expected to be paid upfront. You basically have to decide on the spot if you're going to commit, for a discounted rate, which is still enormously expensive. If you want to take time to think about it, the price goes up. In my case, my treatment plan was in the $6-7,000 range. That's not feasible for me. They have care credit available. With care credit, you're still taking on a debt, which has to be paid off in a certain amount of time, which would likely make payments high. Either way, it was disappointing to hear of
The treatment options, only to be told that I'd have to pay upfront for everything. I'm not sure I understand why that is.
I also asked Dr. Alvin for the name of the NP they work with for long haul Covid and did not get that info.
For anyone else that can't afford to pay for these treatments upfront, there's a Veteran owned hyperbaric clinic in Bethany (Google that), that I found. They offer hbot, b12 shots and some ozone therapies (not IV yet). You can pay per visit. You aren't expected to pay for everything up front. I just wanted to put that info out there, for anyone else that may not be able to afford Venturis Climic.
Everyone seemed nice at the clinic, and it also is really shitty that people are expected to pay upfront. For those who have battled chronic illness, thousands of dollars aren't available. I hope you guys make your treatments accessible to more people in the future.
Also, the chiropractor I got my b12 shot from gave me the shot without wearing gloves. While I understand that may not be required, it made me really uncomfortable. read more