Meet your doctor · Waimea, Hawai‘i
Deep experience.
A personal approach.
Dr. Eric Mizuba
D.C.,DACBSP,CHT,ISMSTBoard-certified chiropractic sports physician. Hyperbaric practitioner. Island neighbor. Care that starts with understanding the life you want to get back to.
The O2 Lab Hawaii · Serving Hawai‘i Island
A thoughtful partner in your care.
The knowledge behind the care
A lifelong student.
A dedicated practitioner.
Dr. Mizuba earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Parker College of Chiropractic in Dallas in 1998, following a Bachelor of Science from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania.
His path has continued through sports specialization, hyperbaric operations and safety, and regenerative medicine. He is nationally and internationally board certified in ESWT/shockwave therapy.
Dallas, Texas
D.C.Doctor of Chiropractic
His professional doctoral degree in chiropractic, the foundation for evaluating movement and providing chiropractic care for the spine and musculoskeletal system.
For you: A clinical foundation for understanding how you move, what hurts, and what may help.
DACBSPDiplomate of the American Chiropractic Board of Sports Physicians
An advanced sports chiropractic certification. The ACBSP describes postgraduate education, written and practical examinations, and documented field experience as part of earning this distinction.
For you: Sports-focused training that is relevant to active people at many levels, including those simply hoping to return to everyday activities.
About the DACBSP credential ↗CHTCertified Hyperbaric Technologist
A hyperbaric technology credential associated with the practical delivery of hyperbaric oxygen sessions, including chamber operations and attention to patient safety.
For you: Technical knowledge matters alongside the clinical conversation when considering care in a pressurized oxygen environment.
ISMSTInternational Society for Medical Shockwave Treatment
ISMST is a professional society that supports shockwave education, research, and clinical exchange. Its current website uses the expanded name International Society for Medical Shockwave and Regenerative Treatment.
What the letters signify: The society’s name, as included in Dr. Mizuba’s published professional byline. Specific membership and course awards are separate distinctions.
Explore the society ↗
Experience that reaches beyond the clinic
Learning. Teaching.
Always moving forward.
Dr. Mizuba’s work includes helping other professionals understand hyperbaric operations and safety.
Ke Ola documented his role as an HBOT safety and operations instructor in 2021. In his March 2026 writing, he describes serving as faculty for training in North America and Europe. Education is an ongoing part of his professional life.
Teaching with safety in mind
His educational work brings attention to the people, preparation, and procedures behind hyperbaric care.
Experience in demanding settings
His background includes professional baseball and hockey, along with chiropractic and hyperbaric support at U.S. Open golf events.
A wider circle of care
He works with other healthcare professionals, bringing a collaborative approach to patients whose needs span more than one discipline.
The person behind the practice
A personal journey.
Deep island roots.
Family, curiosity, and a life in motion have all shaped the way Dr. Mizuba approaches care.
When hyperbaric care became personal
After his father’s stroke in 2005, his family’s experience with hyperbaric oxygen therapy sparked a deeper interest in the field. He pursued professional training and began integrating that knowledge into his practice.
Bringing that commitment home
Dr. Mizuba and his wife Andrea have been married since 1992 and have four children. His father and mother served as college professors in the eastern United States, and his family origins reach from Hilo on the Big Island to Sweden. Andrea brings her own hyperbaric training and healthcare administration experience to the clinic. His focus is bringing advanced regenerative medicine techniques back to the Big Island to serve the community.
Read their story in Ke Ola ↗Lake Erie
A practitioner who knows persistence
In July 2012, Dr. Mizuba completed a Lake Erie crossing in 14 hours and 34 minutes. His clinic biography also notes his participation in Ironman Arizona.
That love of movement helps explain his interest in the everyday goals patients bring to the clinic: walking comfortably, getting back in the water, or keeping up with family.
Explore his open-water swimming story ↗“Helping our community starts by helping one person at a time.”
Dr. Eric Mizuba · As featured in Ke Ola
In his words & in the community
Get to know him a little more.
Game-Changing Care
A closer look at the sports-care experience and personal attention behind his practice.
Read the profile Neighbors of Kona · March 2026Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy 101
Dr. Mizuba introduces hyperbaric oxygen and shares his background in teaching and clinical care.
Read his article Ke Ola · November 2021The story of The O2 Lab Hawaii
The family experience and island connection that helped bring the practice to Waimea.
Read their storyYour story comes next
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(808) 491-246265-1206 Mamalahoa Hwy, Suite 3-212Kamuela, HI 96743
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