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About

RISE Regenerative Medicine is a naturopathic and regenerative medicine clinic in Seattle's Lower Queen Anne neighborhood, founded by naturopathic physician Sierra Storm, ND, who lists hyperbaric certifications from IBUM and IHA. The clinic provides hyperbaric oxygen therapy in hard-shell chambers in private treatment rooms. Its HBOT page lists concussion and traumatic brain injury, long COVID, Lyme disease, and surgical and C-section recovery among the conditions it treats, and the clinic pairs HBOT with regenerative injection therapy, hormone support and aesthetic care.

Clinic services

  • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
  • PRP injections and prolotherapy
  • Trigger-point injections
  • Scar injection therapy and C-section recovery
  • Hysterectomy recovery program
  • Hormone care and functional laboratory testing
  • Dietary, supplement and peptide support
  • GLP-1 weight-management therapy
  • Vitamin and nutrient injections
  • Hydrafacial
  • Microneedling with PRP and PDGF
  • XERF skin tightening
  • PRX skin biostimulation

Conditions

  • Concussion and traumatic brain injury (off-label use)
  • Lyme disease (off-label use)
  • Epstein–Barr virus-related illness (off-label use)
  • Long COVID (off-label use)
  • Surgical and wound recovery (off-label use)
  • Post C-section recovery (off-label use)
  • Recovery from joint surgery, hysterectomy, hernia surgery, cosmetic surgery and surgical biopsy (off-label use)
  • Swelling and inflammation (off-label use)
  • Neurological conditions (off-label use)
  • Asthma (off-label use)
  • Sleep apnea (off-label use)
  • Multiple sclerosis (off-label use)
  • Neuralgia (off-label use)
  • Chronic pain (off-label use)
  • Chronic fatigue (off-label use)
  • Fibromyalgia (off-label use)
  • Post-stroke symptoms (off-label use)
  • Post-heart-attack symptoms (off-label use)
  • Mold toxicity (off-label use)
  • Gut healing (off-label use)
  • Support during chemotherapy or radiation treatment (off-label use)
  • Athletic recovery
  • Cognitive clarity and focus
  • Longevity and anti-aging

* Off-label: outside FDA-cleared HBOT uses. FDA HBOT guidance

Planning your visit

An initial consultation with Dr. Storm is required before starting an HBOT protocol.

Dr. Storm reviews each patient's health history, personalizes the HBOT protocol and clears every patient before treatment begins. Sessions run 60 to 90 minutes, and staff walk patients through their first few sessions; many patients read, rest or nap during treatment. For surgical recovery the clinic recommends HBOT both before and after the procedure, typically several sessions a week over three to four weeks, with a 20-session package as the usual starting point. For concussion and traumatic brain injury it recommends at least 40 hours of HBOT, commonly 40 60-minute or 26 90-minute sessions. For long COVID, Lyme disease, mold toxicity and EBV it also recommends at least 40 hours, usually one to two sessions per week, and these patients often start at very low pressures and progress slowly.

Nearby clinics

Within 25 miles

  1. Virginia Mason Center for Hyperbaric Medicine

    Seattle, WA

    Dedicated HBOT Center

    Approx. 1.5 mi away

  2. Natural Health Medical Clinic – Hans F. Ruhland, ND

    Seattle, WA

    Integrative/Wellness Clinic

    Approx. 4.6 mi away

  3. Healthy Beings

    Redmond, WA

    Integrative/Wellness Clinic

    Approx. 9.7 mi away

Sources and listing information

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