Long Covid Treatment in Cambridge
Long COVID treatment in the Waikato starts here: if you're dealing with brain fog, fatigue that won't shift, and sleep that doesn't restore. If you're months past the infection and still not right, hyperbaric oxygen therapy may provide some relief.
Why Choose Us For Long Covid
Works Below The Surface
Pressurised oxygen dissolves into your plasma and reaches tissue that ordinary circulation leaves short. That mechanism is what the therapy is built around.
Built for 'My Tests Are Normal'
We work with the gap between clear results and not feeling right, exactly where standard Long Covid care tends to leave people stuck.
A Plan Around Your Energy
Your 20–40 session course is set at consultation and booked around Waikato work and family hours, so recovery doesn't cost you the whole week.
A Certified Chamber In Cambridge
A 4-person chamber running at 2.0–2.4 ATA on Cambridge Road, run in partnership with the team behind Auckland Hyperbarics. No GP referral needed.
Long Covid doesn’t always show up on a test. You feel it instead: the fog that won’t lift, the tiredness a full night’s sleep doesn’t touch. If that’s been your life for months now, hyperbaric oxygen therapy is worth a look.
What HBOT Actually Does For Long Covid
Inside the chamber you breathe high-concentration oxygen under pressure, and that pressure dissolves oxygen into your blood plasma so it reaches tissue that ordinary circulation leaves short.
That is the mechanism, not a promise about your symptoms. Research into HBOT and Long Covid is still developing, responses differ from person to person, and it is worth discussing with your GP alongside us.
Why Oxygen Delivery Is The Focus
Your mitochondria make your energy, and they need oxygen to do it. When everything starts to cost more, holding focus at work or making it past mid-afternoon without hitting a wall, oxygen supply is one of the things worth looking at.
HBOT works on that supply side. We are describing a mechanism here rather than an outcome, and we won’t tell you which of your symptoms will shift, or when.
”My Tests Came Back Normal”
We hear this constantly. Bloods fine, scans clear, and you still don’t feel like yourself. That gap between what the tests say and how you actually function is the thing we work with every day. You’re not making it up.
What Your First Visit Looks Like
No GP referral, and no sedation, so you drive yourself home afterwards. Before any treatment you sit down with one of our technicians and talk through:
- Your symptom history and how long it’s been going on
- What you’ve already tried
- What getting better actually looks like for you
From there we build a plan around your situation rather than a template.
How Many Sessions You’ll Need
Most Long Covid patients do between 20 and 40 sessions. The range is wide because it depends on your symptoms, how long you’ve carried them, and how your body responds.
We set the number at your first consultation, so you’re not signing up blind. And we book around real life in the Waikato: early slots before the school run, times that fit farm hours and trade schedules. Tell us what your week looks like and we’ll find the gaps.
- Dissolves oxygen into your plasma under pressure
- Reaches tissue that ordinary breathing leaves short
- Run as a course of sessions alongside your existing care
- No sedation, no recovery time, drive yourself home after every session
- Self-referrals accepted, no GP referral required
Please Note
Information on this site is for general educational purposes and is not medical advice. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy and red light therapy are complementary wellness services and are not a substitute for professional medical care. Always consult a qualified health practitioner.
Questions, Answered
Is Long Covid treatment in Cambridge covered by ACC?
ACC (Accident Compensation Corporation) cover for long COVID in New Zealand is generally very limited, as it is considered an illness rather than an 'accident'.
How do I book a Long Covid assessment?
By phone or online. Most new patients are seen within one to two weeks of getting in touch.
Do I need a GP referral?
No. We accept self-referrals. If you have notes from your GP, bring them along. They're helpful but not required.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
A symptom diary if you've kept one, and a list of any medications you're currently taking.
Can I drive home after HBOT?
Yes. No sedation, so you're fine to drive yourself home after each session.
Ready To Get Started?
Book your session at our Cambridge clinic, or get in touch with any questions. We'll give you a straight answer.