Setting up a Hyperbaric Clinic

A clinic equipment plan starts with expected demand, room access and operating responsibility. Use those inputs to choose monoplace or multiplace capacity, then confirm utilities, commissioning, documentation and support. See chambers for clinics for the model range.

Start with Throughput and Space

Your expected demand and room size drive the core decision: a single-person chamber or a multiplace system. A multiplace chamber treats several clients in one session, dramatically increasing how many people you can serve per day in the same room. Our monoplace vs multiplace guide runs through the trade-offs.

1.5–2.0 ATA Single-Person Hard Shell

COHT20

Single-Person Hard Shell Chamber

1.5-2.0 ATA Q355 carbon-steel single-person sitting chamber with an integrated oxygen system for clinics and professional facilities.

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1.2–2.0 ATA Multiplace Hard Shell

COHB20

Multiplace Hard Shell — 1 to 5 Users

1.2-2.0 ATA stainless-steel multiplace system for one to five users and clinics planning higher daily session capacity.

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Core Equipment Checklist

A clinic chamber should arrive as a complete, professional system. At minimum, look for:

• A model-specific oxygen-delivery and air-management system
• Dual internal and external control panels
• Two-way intercom for operator–user communication
• Climate control and air management for long sessions
• Redundant safety systems and emergency depressurization

CONSIDER hard-shell systems ship with these built in. The COHB20 adds CO2 management and modular seating for shared sessions, while the COHT20 suits a boutique single-room setup.

Room, Power and Installation

Plan the complete route from unloading to the final operating position: doors, corridors, turns, lift capacity and floor access. Confirm the chamber footprint plus service clearance, operator space, electrical supply, ventilation, heat management and any site work before shipment. Remote installation guidance, commissioning and operator training are included. Shipping is covered in importing hyperbaric chambers.

Operating Plan and Local Requirements

• Define who screens users, operates the chamber and responds to discomfort or alarms
• Set cleaning, infection-control, maintenance and service-log procedures
• Separate wellness services from medically directed protocols in customer communication
• Confirm the documentation, facility, staffing and operating requirements that apply in the destination market
• Model appointment length, turnover time and realistic occupancy before selecting capacity

Branding and Patient Experience

OEM branding, custom chamber and cover colors and multilingual controls let the installation carry your name and suit your clientele. A bright, comfortable chamber with clear viewing windows reassures first-time clients. Our OEM & ODM guide explains what can be customized.

1.2–2.0 ATA · Multiplace Hard Shell COHS20 — Multiplace Hard Shell — 1 to 3 Users Compact 1.2-2.0 ATA stainless-steel multiplace system for one to three users and clinics requiring a smaller facility footprint. View COHS20 details →

Beyond the Clinic

The same planning applies to adjacent settings: rehabilitation centers that value accessible, supervised therapy, and wellness centers adding a premium service. Tell us your space and target throughput and we will propose a configuration.