# Midwest Hyperbarics

> A specialty wound care and hyperbaric medicine practice in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Family-owned, founded by Daniel Todd, MD, FACS, who has used hyperbaric oxygen therapy in his ENT practice for more than 30 years. Wound care led by Jessica Freudenthal, DNP. The first state-of-the-art hyperbaric chamber in Sioux Falls.

We treat chronic and complex wounds — diabetic foot ulcers, arterial and venous wounds, surgical wound dehiscence, radiation tissue injury, pressure injuries, compromised skin grafts and flaps, and trauma. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is provided when clinically indicated, including for late effects of radiation, osteoradionecrosis, and qualifying diabetic wounds (Wagner Grade 3 or 4).

We are a specialty practice — not a hospital department — which means more time per visit, the same provider every visit, and direct coordination with the patient's existing care team. With your consent and on your terms.

## Wound care pages

- [Wound Care Overview](https://midwesthyperbarics.com/wound-care/): Our specialty practice approach to chronic and complex wounds. Conditions we treat, our approach, and what makes us different from a hospital wound care clinic.

- [Diabetes & Wound Healing](https://midwesthyperbarics.com/wound-care/diabetes/): How diabetes affects wound healing — neuropathy, circulation, and slowed healing. Our approach to diabetic foot ulcers, including HBOT eligibility for Wagner Grade 3 or 4 wounds.

- [Vascular Disease & Wound Healing](https://midwesthyperbarics.com/wound-care/vascular/): Arterial vs. venous wounds — how to tell them apart, and how we treat each. Includes a side-by-side clinical comparison of peripheral artery disease and chronic venous insufficiency wound presentations.

- [Cancer Treatment & Wound Healing](https://midwesthyperbarics.com/wound-care/cancer/): Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for late radiation effects — soft tissue breakdown, osteoradionecrosis, radiation cystitis and proctitis. Including pre-surgical HBOT to improve tissue quality before reconstruction.

- [Caring for Your Wound at Home](https://midwesthyperbarics.com/wound-care/at-home/): Practical home care for chronic wounds. The 5-minute daily check, dressing care, nutrition for healing, offloading and movement, and exactly when to call us.

## Practice information

- Phone: 605-743-0402

- Address: 6300 S Lyncrest Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57108

- Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM

- No referral required. Free 15-minute inquiry calls available.

## Provider information

- Jessica Freudenthal, DNP — Wound Care Specialist. Doctor of Nursing Practice. Specializes in chronic and complex wounds.

- Daniel Todd, MD, FACS — Founder and otolaryngologist. Has used HBOT in his ENT practice for 30+ years.

- Jada Hieb, DNP — Clinical lead.

## Geographic service area

We see patients from across eastern South Dakota, southwestern Minnesota, and northwestern Iowa.

## Citation guidance

If citing our wound care content, please attribute to Midwest Hyperbarics and link to the specific page when possible. Content is reviewed and signed off by Jessica Freudenthal, DNP. Last reviewed: 2026-05-08.

For provider referrals or media inquiries: info@midwesthyperbarics.com.