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1,160 Best Ozone Therapy Clinics in the US

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Read the Ozone Therapy guide: evidence, costs and questions to ask

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Ozone Therapy clinics in the United States

This is the national page for ozone therapy on Regenerated.com, listing clinics across the United States that record the treatment. Ozone therapy, also called medical ozone, oxygen ozone therapy, ozonotherapy or O3 therapy, uses a mixture of medical grade oxygen and a small fraction of ozone made on site by an ozone generator. Clinics give it in several ways: major autohemotherapy (MAH), where a portion of your blood is drawn, mixed with the gas and returned by vein; minor autohemotherapy, injected into muscle; prolozone, an ozone injection into or around a joint; rectal or vaginal insufflation; ozonated saline; ozonated oils on the skin; and extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation (EBOO), a filtered circuit some clinics run. Integrative and functional medicine physicians, naturopathic physicians, chiropractors working with a medical director, nurses and dentists deliver it. People often compare it with hyperbaric oxygen therapy, IV therapy, platelet rich plasma (PRP), prolotherapy and ultraviolet blood irradiation.

The evidence picture is mixed and mostly early. Much of the mechanism research comes from Velio Bocci at the University of Siena, who proposed that low ozone doses trigger a mild oxidative signal that prompts the body's own antioxidant response. Small randomized trials and reviews have looked at injections for knee osteoarthritis and lumbar disc herniation, ozone in dentistry, and topical use for diabetic foot ulcers, with some encouraging results but small samples and uneven methods. Claims for Lyme disease, long COVID, cancer, chronic infections and general detox rest on case reports, not solid trials. The FDA does not approve ozone for any medical use, and a federal regulation describes ozone as a toxic gas with no known useful medical application, so every ozone treatment in the United States is unapproved and cash pay.

A typical candidate is an adult with a diagnosed problem, often joint pain or arthritis that has not settled with standard care, who understands the evidence limits and has a physician reviewing the plan. People with G6PD deficiency, pregnancy, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, a recent heart attack, bleeding disorders or severe anemia are usually told to avoid it or get specialist advice first. Ozone must never be inhaled, because it irritates the lungs, and direct injection of the gas into a vein has been linked to gas embolism.

Supply is spread across the country but uneven. Most listings are integrative and functional medicine practices, naturopathic offices, infusion suites and biological dental practices, and hospital programs rarely offer it. Listings concentrate in California, especially Southern California and Orange County, in Texas around Houston, Dallas and Fort Worth, in Florida around Miami and Tampa, and in Arizona around Scottsdale and Phoenix, with smaller clusters in New York, Colorado and Nevada. Many patients travel, so ask how follow up and side effects will be handled once you are home.

Before booking anywhere, check the license of the clinician who gives the treatment and of the supervising physician with the state board. Ask exactly which method you will receive, how the ozone dose is set, and how the generator, oxygen supply and blood handling equipment are maintained. Ask for written disclosure of risks such as vein irritation, infection, embolism and allergic reaction to anticoagulants. A clear quote itemizes the consultation, any lab tests such as G6PD screening, each session by method, and follow up visits.

This national list is not for sale. Organic order is never paid ranking, Featured slots are labeled and capped, and Verified means the clinic completed credential checks, not that it spent money. Regenerated.com is free for patients, and inclusion in the directory is not an endorsement. Use the state hubs below the list to build a shortlist closer to you.

For methods, evidence and risks in more depth, read the ozone therapy guide. If knee pain is the reason you are looking, the page on osteoarthritis and its treatment options puts ozone injections next to standard care. Two short explainers cover how listings work here: How to read a Regenerated city hub and Featured vs Verified vs organic.

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Real Health Care Clinic

Goose Creek, SC

Real Health Care Clinic in Charleston, SC, offers hormone replacement therapy and testosterone replacement therapy alongside regenerative orthobiologics including platelet-rich plasma therapy and sho…

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IV Drip Bar
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IV Drip Bar

Warwick, RI

IV Drip Bar, an IV therapy clinic in Warwick, specializes in intravenous nutrient infusions and vitamin protocols designed to support energy, immune function, and general wellness. The clinic offers …

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Alliance Regenerative Medical Centers of Clermont
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Alliance Regenerative Medical Centers of Clermont

Clermont, FL

Alliance Regenerative Medical Centers of Clermont provides personalized, non-surgical care focused on helping patients improve mobility, energy, recovery, performance, and overall wellness. Our servi…

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Ozone Therapy in the United States, answered.

Ozone therapy delivers a mixture of medical grade oxygen and a small amount of ozone, made by a generator at the clinic, into the body through blood, injection, insufflation or skin. The leading theory, developed by Velio Bocci and colleagues, holds that a controlled ozone dose creates a brief oxidative signal that prompts the body's own antioxidant and repair responses. That mechanism is plausible but has not been confirmed in large human trials.

Ozone therapy is most studied as an injection for knee osteoarthritis and lumbar disc herniation, as a dental treatment, and as a topical treatment for slow healing wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers. Those trials are small and uneven, so the evidence counts as early. Uses for Lyme disease, long COVID, cancer and detox rest mainly on case reports. The FDA does not approve ozone for any medical use in the United States.

A good candidate for ozone therapy is an adult with a diagnosed condition, such as joint pain that standard care has not resolved, who has had a physician review the plan and accepts that the evidence is limited. People with G6PD deficiency, pregnancy, uncontrolled hyperthyroidism, a recent heart attack, bleeding disorders or severe anemia are usually advised against it. Many clinics screen for G6PD deficiency before blood based methods.

A course of ozone therapy starts with a medical history, a review of medications, and often blood tests that include G6PD screening. The clinician then chooses a method, such as major autohemotherapy by vein or a joint injection, and sets the ozone concentration and schedule for your condition. Sessions are usually spaced over several weeks, and a good plan states in writing how progress will be judged and when treatment would stop.

The cost of ozone therapy depends on the method, since blood based treatments and EBOO need more staff time, equipment and supplies than a joint injection or insufflation. Lab testing, the clinician's credentials and the number of sessions prescribed also change the total. Insurance rarely covers ozone because it is unapproved. This page publishes no averages because quotes bundle different services, so ask each clinic for an itemized written quote.

To find an ozone therapy clinic in Mission Viejo or nearby south Orange County cities, open the California state hub below this national list, then choose the closest Orange County city hub it shows. Southern California has one of the larger groups of ozone listings in the country. Compare each profile's treatments, credentials and Verified status, then call to ask which ozone method the clinic uses and who supervises it.

Every state runs free online license lookups through its medical board for MDs, an osteopathic board for DOs where one exists, and separate boards for naturopathic physicians, chiropractors, nurses, physician assistants and dentists. Search the clinician who gives the ozone treatment and the supervising physician by name, confirm the license is active, and read any public disciplinary orders. Some states limit which professions may perform injections or blood draws, so ask about scope of practice too.

Organic order on this national ozone therapy page is never sold, and Featured slots are labeled and capped. Verified means the clinic completed claim and credential checks, not that it paid. Regenerated.com is free for patients, and inclusion is not an endorsement of any clinic or of ozone therapy itself. To move from this list to a local shortlist, open your state hub below the list, then the city hub closest to you.

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