Midwest Hyperbarics
Care areas
About
Midwest Hyperbarics is a family-owned hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic in Sioux Falls, owned by ENT surgeon Dr. Dan Todd, MD, FACS, and Nicole Todd. Alongside HBOT it runs a wound care practice for diabetic foot ulcers, arterial and venous wounds, surgical wound dehiscence, pressure injuries and radiation tissue injury, and it lists a longevity program that pairs HBOT with BEMER therapy. It sees patients from eastern South Dakota, southwestern Minnesota and northwestern Iowa, with or without a physician referral, and also sells home hyperbaric chambers.
Clinic services
- Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
- HBOT candidacy consultation
- Wound care
- Debridement
- Offloading
- Compression therapy
- Negative pressure wound therapy
- BEMER therapy
- Home hyperbaric chamber sales
Conditions
- Diabetic foot and leg ulcers
- Radiation tissue injury
- Sudden sensorineural hearing loss
- Crush injury and compartment syndrome
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Compromised grafts & flaps
- Acute peripheral arterial insufficiency
- Thermal burns
- Long COVID and post-viral syndromes* (off-label use)
- Concussion and traumatic brain injury* (off-label use)
- Chronic and non-healing wounds* (off-label use)
- Arterial and venous wounds* (off-label use)
- Surgical wound dehiscence* (off-label use)
- Pressure ulcers and pressure injuries* (off-label use)
- Neuropathy and nerve pain* (off-label use)
- Longevity, recovery and inflammation
- Severe Raynaud's phenomenon* (off-label use)
- Frostbite* (off-label use)
- Pre- and post-surgical recovery* (off-label use)
- Refractory Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis* (off-label use)
- Complex regional pain syndrome and fibromyalgia* (off-label use)
* Off-label: outside FDA-cleared HBOT uses. FDA HBOT guidance
Planning your visit
Every patient first has a consultation with a Midwest Hyperbarics provider to confirm HBOT candidacy before using a chamber.
The clinic starts with a 15-minute consultation to review whether HBOT is suitable. Candidates then book a visit for a medical record review and an individual treatment plan, followed by a short trial session. A typical session lasts about 60–90 minutes with staff monitoring; the clinic's diabetic foot ulcer page describes courses of 20–40 sessions of 90–120 minutes, usually 5–6 sessions a week. Chamber wear and patient lockers are provided. Cosmetics, hair products, perfume, lotions and oils, phones and other electronics, hearing aids, silk, wool and synthetic fabrics, jewelry, wigs, and food or gum are not allowed in the chamber; check the clinic's full prohibited-items list before the first session.
Nearby clinics
Within 25 miles
Sources and listing information
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- Referral information
- About the clinic · Services · Opening hours
- Conditions
- Visit information · Referral requirements
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