An Interview With H3 Therapy Director Bill Lange

In this fascinating interview, H3 Therapy Director Bill Lange explains why people, including many medical professionals, need to be educated about the health benefits of Hyperbaric therapy.

Let’s start with the basics. Why did you decide to start your own business?

Bill Lange: We started our business because there was a need in the community for Hyperbaric Therapy. Hyperbaric Therapy is a natural way for people to improve their health and to heal or improve a variety of health issues.

Please tell us about your business?

Bill Lange: We offer Hyperbaric therapy to a wide variety of patients. Our patients range from healthy people who are just looking to stay that way to people who have serious, life threatening health issues. We live in a reactive society. We wait until we get sick before we do something about it.

Treatments in the Hyperbaric Chamber will allow someone to be proactive instead of reactive. A very true statement is that if we are not proactive about our health, we will become reactive.

How did you end up finding your niche?

Bill Lange: We found out about this with our own bout with cancer. From there we started educating ourselves on the power of Oxygen under pressure. The more we studied this, the more we became amazed at what the chamber can do.

Can you tell us about any unexpected obstacles, or mistakes that were made along the way?

Bill Lange: There are two major problems with operating this business. One is that most people know very little about Hyperbaric therapy. This list includes those in the medical profession. Consequently, we are in the education business. Secondly, because insurance does not cover the majority of the issues the chamber can help, most people have a difficult time affording the treatments.

What is the most rewarding part about running your own company?

Bill Lange: The most rewarding part of the business is seeing the miraculous benefits the chamber provides for people. We are able to give many people back a life they thought they had lost forever.