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If your clinic already runs IV therapy, you have most of what IV ozone needs: trained staff, a treatment room and patients who come back. IV ozone (major autohemotherapy, or MaH) can become a new service line on that setup.
Start with one free call. You'll see the equipment, the protocol and the medical director questions before you spend anything.
Your team already places IVs and monitors patients. IV ozone adds an ozone generator, medical oxygen and a protocol, not a new department.
Many patients of integrative and IV clinics have read about ozone therapy and want a provider who offers it. Adding it lets you answer that question in-house.
The free IV Ozone 101 call walks through the equipment, costs and the step-by-step process, so you can decide with real information.
Attend live and you also get the 8-module IV Ozone 101 online course with a certificate, free.
Clinical articles that name a medical reviewer were checked by that clinician on our MediSkill Medical Review Board, a group of physicians, a nurse and other practitioners who work with ozone therapy.
Most clinics do. On the call you'll see the protocol, contraindications and dosing, and your medical director doesn't need to be on site. Our implementation system includes protocols, SOPs, informed consent templates, a first-10-patients launch plan and self-paced staff training. For your medical director: read the guide →
It's a free training call, with no obligation. We put real effort into our free trainings so you can see the quality of what we teach. Some clinics go on to join our live events, online courses or the implementation system. Either way, we want you to leave with real value.
A collective of practitioners and educators, guided by our medical board, including Thomas Levy, MD; Chris Seitz, MD; and Jon Kalman, NMD. We want ozone therapy used well: safely, effectively, and with the information patients and providers need to make informed decisions.
The owner, the nurse who will run the IVs, or both.
Our training focuses on IV ozone (MaH). We explain why in our article on IV ozone methods.
Self-paced courses on IV ozone and related therapies, taken on your own schedule.
See the courses →In-person, hands-on training days. Get notified when the next one is scheduled near you.
See live events →A done-for-you system to get IV ozone running in your clinic: protocols, SOPs, consents, a first-10-patients launch plan and staff training. $1,999 one time.
See implementation →Ozone therapy is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for any medical condition. This page is educational and is not a promise of results for your practice.