OxyPeak Longevity Institute

About OxyPeak Longevity Institute

What is OxyPeak Longevity Institute?

OxyPeak Longevity Institute is a physician-led practice at 2955 Brownwood Blvd in The Villages, Florida, inside the Center for Advanced Healthcare at Brownwood. Its main service is hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBOT, which the practice treats as the foundation of everything it does. In HBOT, you rest in a pressurized suite and breathe oxygen. Sessions are held in shared, multi-person suites, and most last two hours.

The four listed services are hyperbaric oxygen therapy, The OxyPeak Method, Cellular Testing and OxyPeak Brain Gym. The OxyPeak Method is the practice's own HBOT protocol, which alternates breathing oxygen through a mask with breathing normal air. The practice serves healthy agers, veterans, athletes and people facing complex health challenges. It does not name weight loss, hormone or peptide therapy among its services.

Dr. Mohammed Elamir, MD, FACP, is the prescribing physician. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine, works as a hyperbaric medicine specialist, and serves as medical director, chief medical officer and co-founder. Dion Atchison, MBA, is the CEO and the other co-founder. In its own words: "Every treatment decision is guided by an experienced physician." Google shows a rating of 5 from 3 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee or an insurance policy. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, offers financing, or runs memberships. Every patient starts with a consultation and evaluation, but the cost of that visit is not listed.

The number of treatments depends on the reason for care, and some programs run for several weeks or months. A per-session price alone will not show the total cost. Ask for a written estimate that covers the consultation, the full course of sessions, any follow-up visits and Cellular Testing.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the HBOT prescription and whether Dr. Elamir will see you at the consultation. Then ask whether your reason for care is one of the conditions HBOT is FDA-cleared for. In its own words: "HBOT is FDA-cleared for specific medical indications." The practice also says many uses it discusses are off-label, so ask how that affects the price and whether any of it would be covered by insurance.

Ask which conditions would rule out HBOT and what screening happens before the first session. Ask what Cellular Testing and Brain Gym involve, what each costs, and whether a physician provides any longevity services beyond HBOT. Finally, ask about telehealth, office hours, and how cancellation and unused sessions are handled.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in or near The Villages or Central Florida, want HBOT under physician supervision, and are prepared to pay for care that insurance may not cover. It is not the right fit if you are looking for weight loss, hormone or peptide care.

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