Your EBOO visit, step by step

A typical treatment runs about an hour, reclined and comfortable, with continuous physician supervision throughout.

Your EBOO Visit

How long does an EBOO session take?

Quick Answer

The EBOO session itself takes about 60 minutes, reclined, with a small IV placed in each arm. With circuit setup (about 10 minutes), plan for roughly 75 minutes for the session visit. A consultation is optional and not required to book; if you choose one, it runs 15 to 30 minutes by phone or in person, and your health history is reviewed before any EBOO session either way.

The Visit · Step by Step

From arrival to aftercare

1

History & Symptom Review

15–30 min · Phone or in-clinic

Dr. Volpp reviews your history, symptoms, and any labs, then decides whether EBOO fits — and designs the protocol if it does.

2

Draw & circuit setup

~10 min · In-clinic

Blood is drawn from one arm into a sterile, single-use closed circuit. You stay reclined and comfortable throughout.

3

Ozonate & oxygenate

~45 min · Reclined

Blood is filtered, ozonated, and infused with oxygen as it circulates. An optional UV light stage can be added.

4

Return & aftercare

Same visit

Oxygen-rich blood is returned through the other arm. We guide you on hydration and the cadence of any follow-up sessions.

Every EBOO session is physician-supervised. Individual results vary.

Physician-Supervised

Ready to talk with Dr. Volpp?

EBOO is offered alongside your existing care. Dr. Heather Volpp, MD reviews every patient’s health profile before treatment; a $150 phone consultation is available on request and is credited toward your first EBOO treatment. Individual results vary.

What to Expect