Ozone Therapy
Advanced oxygen-based support at Metropolitan Medical Centers in Broward County
At Metropolitan Medical Centers, we offer ozone therapy—an integrative treatment using medical-grade ozone (O₃) under controlled, clinical supervision. This therapy is designed to support enhanced oxygen delivery, circulation and cellular support alongside our core services in primary care, vision, physical therapy and IV therapy.
What You Can Expect
- Comprehensive consultation with our medical team in Tamarac, FL
- Assessment of health history and individualized treatment plan
- Integration with our Primary Care, Vision Care, Physical Therapy and IV Therapy services
Benefits
- Enhanced tissue oxygenation and improved circulation
- Anti-inflammatory and immune-supporting effects
- Adjunct support for chronic or complex health concerns
What Makes Our Program Stand Out
- State-of-the-art ozone equipment with strict medical-grade standards and full monitoring.
- Personalized care plan — we review your goals, health history and tailor each ozone session accordingly for Broward County patients including Tamarac, Sunrise and Coral Springs.
What is Ozone Therapy?
Ozone therapy involves the use of oxygen that has been converted into ozone using specialized medical equipment. The goal is to raise oxygen levels in the body, which may help stimulate healing responses and promote general wellness.
Because ozone is a highly reactive gas, the treatment must only be done by qualified professionals in a clinical setting.
How It’s Given
There are several ways ozone therapy can be administered under medical supervision:
Topically – applied to the skin or enclosed in a special chamber (ozone sauna).
Internally – gas can be gently introduced through the ears, rectum, or vagina using specialized tools.
Autohemotherapy – a small sample of your blood is treated with ozone and reintroduced into your bloodstream.
Other methods, such as ingestion or injection, are only performed after proper evaluation.
Is Ozone Therapy Right for You?
Because ozone therapy is still considered experimental, it’s not recommended for everyone. Our team reviews each patient’s medical history and provides full disclosure of benefits and risks before proceeding.
At Metropolitan Medical Centers, we combine ozone therapy with our broader approach to wellness — offering Primary Care, Vision Care, Physical Therapy, Dental, and IV Therapy services throughout Broward County, including Tamarac, Sunrise, Coral Springs, Lauderhill, Margate, and Plantation.
Ozone therapy is an alternative, investigational procedure and not approved by the FDA. This information is for educational purposes only and should not replace medical advice.
Metropolitan Medical Centers accepts a wide variety of insurance plans.
We’re here to answer your questions and help you explore your care options.
Get in touch with Metropolitan Medical Centers in Tamarac to schedule a consultation or learn more about our medical and wellness services.
- Speak directly with a licensed medical professional about ozone therapy and other services
- Learn which treatments are covered by insurance or Medicare
- Receive personalized guidance on wellness, preventive care, and integrative therapies
General Questions
Metropolitan Medical Center FAQs
Ozone therapy is an alternative medical procedure that uses a form of oxygen (O₃) under controlled conditions. The goal is to increase oxygen in the body and support circulation or immune function. It remains experimental and is not approved by the FDA as a standard treatment.
When performed by trained professionals, it can be administered safely; however, it’s not risk-free. Possible side effects include mild cramping, temporary flu-like symptoms, or irritation if administered incorrectly. Ozone should never be inhaled, as this can cause lung injury.
Some studies suggest ozone therapy may:
Improve tissue oxygenation and blood circulation
Support immune activity
Reduce inflammation and oxidative stress
These benefits are still being studied, and results can vary from person to person.
Ozone therapy is not recommended for people with active respiratory diseases, bleeding disorders, or who are pregnant. Every patient is evaluated individually at Metropolitan Medical Centers to determine if it’s appropriate.