HBOT Treatment Centers & Benefits forKentucky Residents
Discover evidence-based hyperbaric oxygen therapy benefits and find UHMS-accredited treatment centers near you. Learn about conditions treated and connect with qualified HBOT providers across Kentucky.
Why Kentucky Residents Choose HBOT Treatment
How HBOT Is Used
Evidence-based HBOT applications supported by clinical research.
View All Evidence-Based Benefits →Wound Healing
FDA-cleared for non-healing wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers, promoting tissue repair through increased oxygen delivery
Infection Treatment
FDA-cleared for certain serious infections including gas gangrene and necrotizing soft tissue infections
Radiation Injury Recovery
FDA-cleared for delayed radiation injury, helping restore tissue damaged by radiation therapy
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
FDA-cleared emergency treatment for carbon monoxide poisoning and other gas poisonings
Decompression Sickness
FDA-cleared for decompression sickness (the bends) experienced by divers
Severe Anemia
FDA-cleared for exceptional blood loss anemia when transfusion is not an option
Professional HBOT Clinics in Kentucky
These 2 UHMS-accredited facilities in Kentucky offer professional hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare - Covington
1500 James Simpson Jr. Way, , Kentucky 41011
St. Elizabeth Healthcare - Ft. Thomas
85 North Grand Avenue, , Kentucky 41075
About UHMS Accreditation
The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS) is the primary scientific organization for hyperbaric and diving medicine. UHMS accreditation ensures facilities meet strict safety and quality standards for hyperbaric oxygen therapy, providing patients with professional medical care and proven treatment protocols.
Learn more about UHMS →HBOT Treatment Across Kentucky
Find HBOT information and treatment resources in every major city across Kentucky. Connect with qualified providers and learn about local options.
Lexington
Population: 321,122
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Bowling Green
Population: 73,638
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Owensboro
Population: 60,112
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Covington
Population: 40,902
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Georgetown
Population: 38,206
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Richmond
Population: 35,498
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Florence
Population: 32,334
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Elizabethtown
Population: 31,870
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Nicholasville
Population: 31,625
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Hopkinsville
Population: 31,011
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Independence
Population: 29,024
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Jeffersontown
Population: 28,988
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Frankfort
Population: 28,452
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Henderson
Population: 27,994
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Paducah
Population: 26,894
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Radcliff
Population: 22,967
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Ashland
Population: 21,405
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Erlanger
Population: 19,677
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Madisonville
Population: 19,442
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Winchester
Population: 19,133
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Mount Washington
Population: 18,228
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Murray
Population: 17,888
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St. Matthews
Population: 17,491
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Shelbyville
Population: 17,436
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Fort Thomas
Population: 17,242
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Danville
Population: 17,235
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Berea
Population: 15,557
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Shively
Population: 15,556
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Glasgow
Population: 15,141
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Shepherdsville
Population: 14,351
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Newport
Population: 14,039
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Bardstown
Population: 13,673
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Somerset
Population: 12,108
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Lawrenceburg
Population: 11,838
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Campbellsville
Population: 11,523
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Lyndon
Population: 10,956
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Alexandria
Population: 10,430
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Versailles
Population: 10,382
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Franklin
Population: 10,254
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La Grange
Population: 10,188
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Paris
Population: 10,107
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Mayfield
Population: 9,905
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Middletown
Population: 9,622
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Middlesborough
Population: 9,258
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Elsmere
Population: 9,151
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Harrodsburg
Population: 9,126
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Maysville
Population: 8,778
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Hillview
Population: 8,735
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Fort Mitchell
Population: 8,676
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Corbin
Population: 8,430
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Edgewood
Population: 8,429
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Oak Grove
Population: 7,945
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London
Population: 7,576
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Pikeville
Population: 7,560
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Mount Sterling
Population: 7,549
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