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How Find an Ozone Doc works

Find an Ozone Doc is a free directory of clinics in the US that list ozone therapy on their own websites. This page explains where the listings come from, what we check, and what we do not check. Read it before you choose a clinic.

Where the listings come from

We start with public business information, such as business listings and each clinic’s own website. We then read the clinic’s website. A clinic is listed only when its own website shows ozone as a service. If the website does not show it, or is unclear, the clinic is not listed. Clinics that mention ozone only in passing, or that offer a different service such as UV blood irradiation, are left out. We remove duplicate listings for the same address and practice.

This work was done in October 2026. The first pass was an automated check of each website, and a second pass re-read the sites we could not read the first time. Clinics can change what they offer at any time, so a listing may be out of date. Call the clinic to confirm.

What we check

• The clinic’s website lists ozone therapy, and which methods it names (for example IV ozone, injections, sauna, dental or insufflation).
• Each listing is placed in one main focus, such as medical and IV, injections, dental or wellness and sauna, based on what the website says.

What we do not check

• Medical licenses, board certifications or disciplinary history.
• Whether the clinic is trained in ozone, unless it shows our training badge (see below).
• Safety records, complaints or lawsuits.
• Prices. Most clinics do not publish them, so profiles say “Ask the clinic.” The price ranges on our site come from practitioners and are typical, not quotes.
• Results. We do not collect or show reviews of outcomes, and we do not copy reviews or photos from other sites.
• Whether a service is available today.

So a listing tells you that a clinic says it offers ozone. It does not tell you the clinic is good, safe or right for you. Ask who performs the treatment, what ozone training they have, and whether they screen for G6PD deficiency before IV ozone. See our safety guide.

What the labels on a profile mean

• Listed from public info. We built this listing. The clinic has not reviewed it. We have not confirmed the services.
• Verified by clinic. Someone from the clinic claimed the listing, and we confirmed they work there. The clinic may add a description, photos, prices, its team, hours, and training. We review changes before they appear. We do not independently check what the clinic writes. Items the clinic tells us about its own training are marked “Reported by the provider.”
• MediSkill Certified Provider. The person attended a live hands-on MediSkill training, according to our own training records. MediSkill sells that training, so this badge is not a neutral rating. It is not required to be listed, and it is not a promise about quality.

How a clinic claims or corrects a free listing

Claiming, editing and removing a listing is free, and it is for the practice’s own staff.

1. Search for your clinic at providers.mediskill.com, or use the “Claim this listing” link on your profile. If you are not listed, you can add your practice.
2. We confirm you work at the practice. If you sign up with an email address on the clinic’s own website, that is usually enough. Otherwise our team reviews the request by hand, and may look up the practice in public registries.
3. Once approved, you can edit the description, services, prices, hours, team, and training. We review edits before they go live.
4. To remove a listing, use “Request removal” on the profile or email contact@mediskill.com from the clinic’s email address. We confirm you work at the practice before we remove it.

We do not charge to list, claim, edit or remove a clinic. Sponsors have no say over who is listed or how. See how MediSkill makes money.

What happens to a message you send a clinic

Each profile has a form. Here is what happens when you use it.

• It asks for your name, phone number and question. You must agree to receive text messages from MediSkill about your question.
• Your message goes to MediSkill. If the clinic has claimed its listing, or we have an email address for it, we send your message and contact details to the clinic, and the form tells you so. By sending the form you agree we can share them. If we have no email for the clinic, we pass your message on to the clinic ourselves.
• We do not charge clinics to receive your messages.
• If a clinic has not claimed its listing, we email it an invite to claim it. A claimed listing lets the clinic add details such as a video or bio, and make sure its links and contact information are up to date.
• Do not put medical records or private health details in the form. We cannot give medical advice, and the clinic decides whether to reply.
• To have your message deleted, email contact@mediskill.com.

For how MediSkill handles personal information in general, see our privacy policy.

A listing is not an endorsement

MediSkill is an education company. Being listed does not mean we recommend a clinic, refer to it, or know its staff. We do not guarantee any clinic’s services, prices, or results. We do not give medical advice. Talk with a licensed practitioner before starting ozone therapy.

Report a problem or ask for a correction

• On any profile, use “Report a problem.”
• Or email contact@mediskill.com with the page link and what is wrong. For a wrong address, phone number or service, tell us what the clinic’s website or the clinic itself says.
• Or write to MediSkill, 701 Tillery St Unit 12-1958, Austin TX 78702.

We check what you send against the clinic’s website and fix confirmed errors. If a clinic asks to be removed, we remove it after we confirm the request.

To see how our articles are written and reviewed, read our editorial standards.

Last updated: October 22, 2026.