National Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Center -Location

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National Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
31608 U.S. 19 N
Palm Harbor, FL 34684

Directions

National Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Center is located at 31608 U.S. 19 N. Palm Harbor, Florida, one half mile north of Curlew Road, behind Haverty’s and Pier 1.

For the best local and out of state directions, contact Marcia at 727-787-7077.

Allan M. Spiegel M.D.

31608 US 19
Palm Harbor, FL, 34684 (727) 787-7077
(800) 554-8060

Testimonials
"I was diagnosed with RSD 18 months after a crush injury to my right leg. I discovered HBOT several years ago and after one month of treatment I was virtually pain free for 6-9 month and was able to discontinue all pain medications for that time, including Oxycontin."

- Elsie E., Lake Wales, FL
“When I arrived here at the beginning, both of my hands were crippled. I could not unbutton my shirt, I couldn’t open bottles, I couldn’t do seatbelts, I couldn’t cut food. Now my hands are just tremendously better. I feel like it’s a virtual miracle what I can do with my hands. I can write, I can shake hands, I can do all kinds of things that I was unable to do in the beginning, and I credit Dr. Spiegel with the hyperbaric treatment. "

- Arthur L, Asheville, N.C.
"I have had RSD for over 20 years. It had gone undiagnosed for a long, long time. I have has a lot of pain, cramping, swelling. I had swelling in my arms, my chest, and my left side. I had a lot of cramping in the feet with feet turned in and don’t want to come out. I have had fasiculations in my legs, night sweats and day sweats from my nerves. When I was diagnosed a year and a half ago, I went through a myriad of medications and nerve blocks. I moved down to Florida and had upwards to 50 nerve blocks in one week. I went back on heavy medication, doing physical therapy, water therapy, but still it continued pain. They did work somewhat for me. I found that mediation was much too much for me to handle. We heard of hyperbarics and came down here and I have found that the swelling that I had has gone down significantly. My pain level has gone down. I wasn’t cooking. I wasn’t lifting things. I am actually making tea and soup now. I am doing a few more things. The swelling has come down. The fasiculations in the legs has come down. I wasn’t sleeping at all, maybe 2 to 2-1/2 hours at night, and now I’m up to 6-1/2 to 7 hours and that is really very significant form me. I see definite progressive improvement with no drugs and no shots."

- Linda P., Westfield, MA