RANCHO SANTA FE, CA – October 05, 2026 – True Performance, a chiropractic- and rehabilitation-led clinic in Cielo Village, offers Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, through an on-site monoplace chamber used as one part of individualized recovery plans. The clinic does not offer sessions on a drop-in basis. Instead, it considers HBOT only after a comprehensive evaluation, then schedules it alongside neurological rehabilitation, physical recovery work, and ongoing communication with each patient’s physician. The approach is built for athletes, active adults, and families who want a structured, gradual path back to sport, work, and daily routines after a concussion or head injury.
A Growing Focus on Structured Recovery
Concussion awareness has changed how athletes, coaches, and parents think about getting back on the field. Rest still matters, but many families now want a clearer picture of what recovery looks like week to week. Symptoms after a head injury can include headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light, balance changes, and trouble concentrating. For some people they fade quickly, while for others they linger long enough to affect school, work, and sleep.
At the same time, public interest in hyperbaric oxygen therapy has grown. Chambers now appear in many settings, from hospital wound-care units to wellness studios, which can leave patients unsure how the therapy fits into a recovery plan or whether it fits at all.
That question comes up often in North County San Diego, where many residents train hard, compete at the club, high school, and college level, or hold demanding jobs that require focus. For patients exploring Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, the goal is usually not a single session. They want a plan that explains each step and keeps their physician informed.
How HBOT Fits Into a Rehabilitation Plan
During a session, the patient rests inside a pressurized chamber and breathes concentrated oxygen. The higher pressure allows more oxygen to dissolve into the blood, which may support the body’s natural recovery processes. Major academic medical centers describe pressurized
The clinic’s hard-shell monoplace chamber holds one person at a time, and sessions typically last about an hour. Patients lie comfortably and can stay in contact with staff throughout the session.
Key elements of the clinic’s approach include:
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Evaluation before any session. HBOT is considered only after a detailed look at balance, visual processing, coordination, attention, and reaction time.
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Coordinated with neurological rehab. Sessions can be scheduled alongside vestibular and eye-movement training, neurofeedback, and other in-house services.
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Physician involvement. The clinic coordinates with each patient’s physician, who remains responsible for medical diagnosis and return-to-play decisions.
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Ongoing reassessment. Progress is reviewed throughout the plan, and sessions may be added, paused, or removed based on how the patient responds.
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Non-invasive and non-surgical. Patients rest during sessions, with no incisions or recovery downtime.
HBOT is not presented as a stand-alone treatment for concussion, and individual results vary.
“A lot of people call us after reading about hyperbaric oxygen and want to book a session right away,” said Dr. Jeff McWhorter, D.C., founder, president, and operator of True Performance. “We understand the interest. But we’d rather start with a full picture of how someone’s balance, vision, and coordination are doing. When HBOT fits that picture, it becomes one piece of a plan we can actually track. When it doesn’t, we tell them that, too.”
Evaluation First, Oxygen Second
McWhorter’s practice focuses on functional neurology, concussion rehabilitation, and performance. Before opening the clinic, he served as a chiropractic consultant to the Denver Broncos, working with elite athletes on recovery and performance.
That background explains the clinic’s emphasis on assessment. A patient’s first visit runs about 90 minutes, plus history and data gathering, and may include qEEG brain mapping. The resulting plan can draw on several services under one roof: GyroStim multi-axis rotational training, neurofeedback with protocols shaped by board-certified consultants, cognitive and visual training, and hyperbaric sessions. Because every service is planned from the same findings, patients avoid assembling care from separate referrals across town.
For families and athletes looking for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, the chamber’s location inside a rehabilitation clinic is the main difference. The same team that runs the evaluation also tracks how each session fits into the patient’s progress. Hyperbaric sessions are also offered at the clinic’s Newport Beach office.
“Our patients range from high school athletes and their parents to executives who want to feel sharp at work again,” McWhorter said. “What they have in common is that they want to know why each step is in the plan. Keeping hyperbaric sessions inside the same program as the rest of their rehab means everyone is working from the same findings, including their doctor.”
How to Schedule an Appointment
True Performance is accepting new patients from Rancho Santa Fe and surrounding North County communities, as well as patients who travel from elsewhere in Southern California and beyond. The process begins with a 15-minute introductory call, during which the team discusses the patient’s concerns, answers questions about HBOT and other services, and helps decide whether a comprehensive evaluation is the right next step.
Costs depend on the services and session frequency each plan includes, and the clinic reviews these during the introductory call, before any commitment. True Performance is not a medical doctor’s office and works in coordination with each patient’s physician.
Patients can learn more about Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Rancho Santa Fe, CA and schedule an appointment through the clinic’s website or by calling the office directly.
About True Performance
True Performance is a chiropractic- and rehabilitation-led clinic located in Rancho Santa Fe, CA, with a second office in Newport Beach. Founded by Dr. Jeff McWhorter, D.C., the practice specializes in concussion rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, sports recovery and performance training, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy. True Performance is committed to providing patients in Rancho Santa Fe and surrounding areas with non-invasive, non-surgical recovery options built from a comprehensive evaluation and coordinated with each patient’s physician. The clinic offers in-house GyroStim, neurofeedback, qEEG brain mapping, and HBOT within individualized rehabilitation plans.
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Phone: (858) 285-0073
Address:18029 Calle Ambiente, Suite 507
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State: CA
Country: United States
Website: https://trueperformancersf.com/
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