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Decades of Discovery. Evidence-Driven Care. Delivered by SHS.

Illustration of a 17th-century clergyman operating bellows attached to an early atmospheric pressure chamber, symbolizing Henshaw’s domicilium — the first recorded use of hyperbaric therapy principles.
Vintage-style drawing of the massive spherical hyperbaric chamber built by Dr. Orval Cunningham in Kansas City, 1921 — the largest hyperbaric chamber in history, complete with dining and lounge facilities.
Depiction of John Scott Haldane teaching decompression theory next to a U.S. Navy diver in early dive gear, highlighting the origins of the Navy’s dive tables and the evolution of hyperbaric protocols for decompression sickness.
Dutch surgeon Ite Boerema studies a piglet inside a hyperbaric chamber during his 1959 experiment proving survival without hemoglobin through hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
Medical professional holding a box labeled “Advanced Wound Dressings – Graft Kit” in a clinical setting, representing the rise of cellular and tissue-based products (CTPs) in modern wound care.
Clinician gently applies gauze to a male patient’s leg wound in a wound care clinic, symbolizing the integration of structured outpatient wound care services into hospital environments.
Vintage-style newspaper on a 1990s hospital administrator’s desk with the headline “Advanced Wound Comes to State,” symbolizing the rise of outsourced wound care programs and national vendor partnerships.
Physician in a white coat reviews Shared Health Services data dashboards on dual monitors, representing the modern era of wound care driven by EMR systems, outcomes tracking, and digital compliance tools.

Explore our curated video library to see how Shared Health Services helps hospitals and physician practices build stronger wound care and hyperbaric programs — grounded in experience, powered by partnership.

Video Library | Shared Health Services

Welcome to the SHS Video Library — a curated glimpse into how hospitals and physician practices across the country are transforming wound care with the right partner behind them. The videos featured below highlight the heart of our partner-first, focused support model: safe, sustainable, and compliant care that puts patients first and gives providers the structure they need to succeed.

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From launching new wound care and hyperbaric programs to strengthening patient safety, each clip reflects our mission in motion — helping local teams deliver better outcomes through evidence-based strategies built to last.

Hospital leader watches SHS video on tablet as advisor presents compliance tools in clinic setting.
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