Medically reviewed by Anand Thakkar, MD. Last updated: October 9, 2026.
Physician-supervised · EBOO and EBO2 at both clinics · Hanover Park clinic about 16 miles from Arlington Heights
Searching for EBOO therapy in Arlington Heights? Bliss MD doesn’t have an Arlington Heights office. Patients from Arlington Heights have EBOO at our Hanover Park clinic, about 16 miles west (roughly 25 minutes on I-90), or at our Lincoln Park clinic in Chicago. Both offer EBOO and EBO2, and every course starts with a physician visit.
For the full overview of how we use it, see our main EBOO therapy page. To ask whether it fits you, book a free 15-minute discovery call.
In This Article
- I-90 West to Barrington Road: About 25 Minutes
- EBOO Therapy in Arlington Heights, Explained in Plain Terms
- Who Can Have EBOO, and Who Needs Extra Screening
- How Many Sessions, and Which Tests Come First
- Practical Notes for Arlington Heights Patients
- What Arlington Heights Patients Have Said
- EBOO Therapy in Arlington Heights: FAQs
- Talk It Through First
- Two Clinics Near Arlington Heights
I-90 West to Barrington Road: About 25 Minutes
From downtown, near the Arlington Heights Metra station, take Arlington Heights Road south to I-90, the Jane Addams Tollway. Head west to the Barrington Road exit, go south on Barrington Road and turn right on Irving Park Road. The clinic is at 1802 Irving Park Rd, about 16 miles in all.
Lincoln Park is about 22 miles away, near 40 minutes by the Kennedy outside rush hour. Because each visit runs 90 to 120 minutes with prep and observation, many people book a morning slot and bring a laptop or a book.
EBOO Therapy in Arlington Heights, Explained in Plain Terms
EBOO stands for extracorporeal blood oxygenation and ozonation. Blood leaves through an IV in one arm, passes through a sterile, single-use filter and circuit, is exposed to medical oxygen and ozone, and returns through an IV in the other arm. The circuit is closed, and staff watch you the whole time.
EBOO is not FDA-approved to treat any specific disease. We present it as one possible part of a plan, not a stand-alone fix. Patients asking about EBOO therapy in Arlington Heights usually have one of these:
- Lingering fatigue after a viral illness. See long COVID care.
- Symptoms they link to a damp home or workplace. See mold toxicity.
- Ongoing problems after a tick bite. See Lyme disease care.
- Chronic inflammation that hasn’t settled with other care.
Who Can Have EBOO, and Who Needs Extra Screening
There’s no age cutoff. Patients of any age can be candidates. Dr. Anand Thakkar, board certified in Internal Medicine (ABIM) and board certified through A4M in anti-aging and regenerative medicine, reviews your history and medications first.
We screen carefully for:
- G6PD deficiency
- Significant anemia or a bleeding disorder
- Uncontrolled thyroid disease or an unstable heart condition
- Pregnancy
Some people feel tired for a day or two after a session. We’ll go over hydration and what to watch for before you leave.
How Many Sessions, and Which Tests Come First
For most patients who come to us for EBOO therapy in Arlington Heights and nearby towns, a course is 3 to 6 sessions; some need up to 12, depending on their condition. Dr. Thakkar sets the number and spacing after your first visit and adjusts it as you go.
When it’s indicated, testing before EBOO may include toxin and mycotoxin panels (Vibrant Wellness, Mosaic Diagnostics) or IGeneX testing for tick-borne infections. Those results shape the plan. Some plans pair EBOO with hyperbaric oxygen therapy or EBO2, which is available at both clinics.
Practical Notes for Arlington Heights Patients
- Your other doctors stay in the loop. If you’re followed at Northwest Community Hospital or by a local primary care doctor, bring recent records. With your OK, Dr. Thakkar can share results and the plan.
- Plan the days between sessions. Easy walks are fine for most people; the Arlington Heights Park District has parks all over town. Ask us what’s right for you.
- Do your homework. The Arlington Heights Memorial Library is a good place to read up before your visit. Bring your questions; we’d rather answer them than have you guess.
- Prefer functional medicine first? See functional medicine near Arlington Heights.
What Arlington Heights Patients Have Said
“I felt like I was aging 10 years in 6 months. After a couple EBOO sessions at Bliss MD, my brain fog lifted and my energy returned.” – Heidi, Arlington Heights
“Heavy metal exposure depleted me for years. After several sessions at Bliss, I’m sharper and stronger than ever.” – Jimmy, Arlington Heights
Individual results vary.
EBOO Therapy in Arlington Heights: FAQs
Is EBOO offered in Arlington Heights?
Not in town. Arlington Heights patients have EBOO at our Hanover Park clinic, 1802 Irving Park Rd, about 25 minutes west on I-90, or at our Lincoln Park clinic, 2707 N Halsted St, Chicago.
How long does a session take?
Plan on about 90 to 120 minutes at the clinic, including preparation and observation afterward.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your condition. Most patients have 3 to 6 sessions, and some need up to 12. Dr. Thakkar recommends a plan after your consultation.
Is there an age limit?
No. Patients of any age can be candidates. What matters is your screening and health history, not your birthday.
Is EBOO FDA-approved?
No. EBOO is not FDA-approved to treat any specific disease. It’s offered under physician supervision after screening.
Does insurance cover EBOO?
Usually not. HSA and FSA payments are accepted. Ask about your options on the free discovery call.
Can EBOO be combined with other treatments?
Often, yes. Some plans pair it with hyperbaric oxygen or IV nutrients, and Dr. Thakkar coordinates with the doctors you already see.
Talk It Through First
Book a Free 15-Minute Discovery Call
If you’re weighing EBOO therapy in Arlington Heights or a nearby town, start with a short call. We’ll go over your symptoms, history and medications and tell you plainly whether EBOO makes sense. Or call (630) 289-0440.
Two Clinics Near Arlington Heights
Hanover Park is the closer clinic for most people looking for EBOO therapy in Arlington Heights, about 16 miles west. Lincoln Park works well if you’re in the city for work. Coming from Palatine? See EBOO near Palatine. Our main EBOO therapy page covers both clinics.
Bliss MD – Hanover Park (Schaumburg Area)
1802 Irving Park Rd, Hanover Park, IL 60133
Phone: (630) 289-0440 · Open in Maps
Bliss MD – Lincoln Park (Chicago)
2707 N Halsted St, Chicago, IL 60614
Phone: (630) 289-0440 · Open in Maps
This page is educational and is not a substitute for medical advice. Individual results vary. EBOO is not FDA-approved to treat any specific disease; it is offered under physician supervision after screening.
