About Heal & Go₂

Who we are

Heal & Go₂ Medical is a trading name of HEAL & GO LTD, a company registered in England and Wales under company number 16424229. Our registered office is 13 Portland Road, Birmingham, England, B16 9HN.

We have created Heal & Go₂ to develop a medically led, hospital-based approach to hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Rather than operating HBOT as an isolated treatment service, our model is designed around clinical assessment, appropriate referral pathways, medical oversight and collaboration with the healthcare professionals already involved in a patient's care.

Our ambition is to establish a network of hospital-based Centres of Excellence where HBOT can be delivered within a professional healthcare environment.

How the service will work once we open

Heal & Go₂ treatment will be delivered through hospital-based Centres of Excellence.

Patients will be able to approach us directly or be referred by healthcare professionals including GPs, consultants, physiotherapists, rehabilitation teams, chiropractors and sports clinicians.

Regardless of how someone reaches us, the clinical pathway will remain the same.

Every patient will undergo an appropriate medical assessment before HBOT is prescribed. The assessment will consider the person's medical history, the reason treatment is being considered and whether HBOT is appropriate for them.

Where treatment is considered appropriate, the patient will receive a personalised treatment plan and an explanation of the proposed course of HBOT, including its potential role, limitations, risks and costs.

Treatment will then take place within one of our Centres of Excellence under the supervision of trained clinical and hyperbaric personnel.

Where a patient has been referred by another healthcare professional, we intend to work collaboratively with that clinician and, where appropriate, provide information about the patient's treatment and progress.

Who is responsible

Clinical responsibility for Heal & Go₂ Medical is led by our Medical Director, Dr Anil Dasineni.

Our Medical Director oversees the clinical framework within which HBOT is assessed, prescribed and delivered and helps ensure that patient care remains at the centre of the service.

Jonathan Spodofora is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Heal & Go₂ Medical, responsible for the overall strategy and development of the organisation.

Tim Robins is Chief Operating Officer and Lead HBOT Operator, responsible for the operational development and delivery of our hyperbaric services.

The decision to recommend HBOT is a clinical one.

Treatment will only be offered where the medical team considers it appropriate following assessment. The ability or willingness to pay privately does not determine whether a patient is accepted for treatment.

How the information on this website is checked

We believe information about HBOT should be clear, balanced and transparent.

Clinical content published by Heal & Go₂ Medical is reviewed through our clinical governance process before publication. Our condition pages identify when they were reviewed and are designed to explain both the potential role of HBOT and the limitations of the available evidence.

Where UK guidance does not recommend, routinely commission or support the use of HBOT for a particular condition, we aim to make that position clear.

We will continue to review and update our clinical information as guidance, research and our services develop.

Further information about this process can be found on our Clinical Governance page.

Getting in touch

Heal & Go₂ Medical is currently establishing its first hospital-based Centre of Excellence and is not yet taking treatment bookings.

If you are considering HBOT and would like to hear when assessments become available, you can register your interest through our enquiry form.

We also welcome enquiries from GPs, consultants, physiotherapists, rehabilitation professionals, sports clinicians and other healthcare professionals interested in understanding our future referral pathways.

For general enquiries, please contact hello@healandgo.co.uk.

If you have a concern about information published on this website, you can contact us through the same address. Details of how we review clinical information and respond to concerns are available on our Clinical Governance page.