Ozone therapy in Miami, with a physician in charge.
Dr. Jesse Morse offers IV ozone and ozone injections as part of an integrative plan, with screening before the first session and follow-up after.
Who it's for
Who ozone therapy may suit
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Joint pain
Ozone injections into a painful joint or soft tissue.
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Soft-tissue injuries
Tendon and ligament problems alongside other care.
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Recovery
Part of a broader plan for recovery and inflammation.
The basics
What ozone therapy is
Medical ozone is a form of oxygen produced by a generator from pure medical oxygen. In IV ozone, a measured amount of your blood is mixed with ozone and returned through the vein. Ozone injections, sometimes called prolozone, place ozone into a joint or soft tissue.
Ozone is not FDA-approved for any medical use, and a federal regulation describes it as a toxic gas with no known useful medical application. Research on ozone is limited and mixed, and it should never be inhaled. Dr. Morse uses it as one part of a plan, explains what the evidence does and does not show, and monitors each session.
How it works
Four steps with Dr. Morse
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Consultation
Your history, goals, medications, and what you have tried so far.
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Screening
Lab work, including G6PD, to check whether ozone is appropriate for you.
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Sessions
IV ozone or ozone injections in clinic, with monitoring.
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Follow-up
A review of how you are responding, and whether to continue.
Dr. Jesse Morse- Board-certified, American Board of Family Medicine
- Family & Sports Medicine (CAQSM)
Your physician
Meet Dr. Morse
I combine established sports medicine with regenerative and functional strategies when they are appropriate. Ozone is one of those tools, and I'm direct about where the evidence is thin.
Every plan starts with your history, your labs, and your goals, so that each treatment has a clear reason behind it.
See Dr. Morse in Miami, or online
The Osteopathic Center
For exams, procedures, prescriptions and longer consultations, call the clinic to book with Dr. Morse.
3915 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 406Miami, FL 33137
Online consultation
A one-on-one video call with Dr. Morse for patients located in Florida or Tennessee, where he is licensed. Pick a time and pay when you book.
- Book
30 minutes · $300
Focused questions, a second opinion, or initial direction.
- Book
60 minutes · $600
A full review of your history, goals, and treatment options.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about ozone therapy with Dr. Morse.
What is IV ozone therapy?
A measured amount of your blood is drawn, mixed with medical ozone, and returned through the vein. Each session takes about an hour, and you are monitored throughout.
Is ozone therapy safe?
Ozone is not FDA-approved for any medical use, and a federal regulation describes it as a toxic gas with no known useful medical application. Serious complications are uncommon when ozone is given by trained clinicians with proper equipment and screening, but risks exist, including vein irritation and lightheadedness. Ozone must never be inhaled. Dr. Morse reviews the risks with you before treatment.
What is prolozone?
Prolozone is an injection of ozone, sometimes combined with other solutions, into a painful joint or soft tissue. Dr. Morse explains whether it fits your problem.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the goal and the type of treatment. Dr. Morse sets a plan with a defined number of sessions and reviews your response before continuing.
Does insurance cover ozone therapy?
No. The clinic quotes session costs before your first appointment.
What treatments pair well with ozone therapy?
Ozone is usually one part of a plan that may include peptide therapy for recovery, or PRP injections and other orthobiologic injections for joint and tendon problems.