6 Best Hyperbaric Oxygen Clinics in Warsaw (2026)

OXIMA Tlenoterapia hiperbaryczna is a wellness-tier hyperbaric oxygen studio in central Warsaw (ul. Słomińskiego 19 lok. 510, Śródmieście) running three identical NT2200 soft-shell chambers at 1.3 ATA. Each chamber has its own room, the pump hardware is moved to a separate external room for quiet sessions, and up to three clients can be served simultaneously. During each session, oxygen at 93% purity is delivered from a concentrator via mask, nasal cannula, or nasal prongs — clients are not breathing pressurised pure O₂, only enriched air at mildly elevated atmospheric pressure. The studio is consciously framed for recovery and regeneration rather than clinical treatment: the NT2200 is not a medical device under EU MDR 2017/745, and OXIMA explicitly states that its sessions are not intended to treat, diagnose, or save lives. The customer base skews towards combat-sport athletes (Muay Thai, MMA, boxing, lethwei), Legia Rugby players, and endurance runners using HBOT as part of an ongoing recovery and conditioning stack. Pricing follows a duration ladder: 60 min (115 PLN), 80 min (130 PLN), 100 min (150 PLN); regular clients can extend to 120 min (170 PLN) or 150 min (200 PLN). Three discounted prepaid carnets are also offered: 15 × 80 min (1,200 PLN — 80 PLN/session, valid 4 weeks), 20 × 80 min (1,500 PLN — 75 PLN/session, valid 5 weeks), and 15 × 100 min (1,650 PLN — 110 PLN/session, valid 5 weeks).

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BoraClinic (Centrum Medyczne BoraClinic) is a general private medical centre at ul. Bora-Komorowskiego 37 in Warsaw Praga-Południe / Gocław, on the corner of a retail passage next to BNP bank. The clinic's primary specialties are proctology, urology, vascular surgery, general surgery, gynaecology, ophthalmic plastic surgery, dermatology, gastroenterology and endocrinology — with mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) offered as an ancillary wellness/recovery service rather than a dedicated longevity programme. The hyperbaric chamber is a single NASA-Life soft-shell unit running at 1.5 ATA — the maximum rating typical for the NASA-Life consumer line. Sessions last around 60 minutes and are conducted under qualified medical-staff supervision. HBOT pricing is entry-level for Warsaw: 120 PLN for a single session, 550 PLN for a 5-session pack (110 PLN per session), and 1,000 PLN for a 10-session pack (100 PLN per session). The clinic frames HBOT for general wellness, recovery, and regeneration — accelerated wound healing, microcirculation support, anti-inflammatory and immune support — and explicitly recommends a physician consultation before starting therapy. This is wellness-tier mild HBOT, not clinical-grade ≥2.0 ATA hospital hyperbaric medicine; clients with UHMS-recognised indications (decompression sickness, severe non-healing wounds, carbon-monoxide poisoning) need a hospital-based hard-shell hyperbaric department instead. Site is Polish-only at the time of scrape.

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Krajmed Centrum Medyczne is a private multi-specialty medical centre at ul. Jana Sebastiana Bacha 2 in Warsaw's Włochy district (southern edge of Mokotów, near Służew metro). The legal entity — Centrum Nowoczesnej Laryngologii Sp. z o.o. — reflects the practice's ENT (laryngology) heritage; ENT remains the strongest single specialty alongside plastic surgery, maxillofacial surgery, dermatology, allergology, audiology, endocrinology, paediatric ENT, sleep-disorder treatment, smell-disorder treatment, snoring treatment, surgery, travel medicine, diving medicine, nephrology, oncology, paediatrics, psychiatry, pulmonology, voice therapy, and breathing therapy. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is delivered as a clinical, physician-qualified service: two monoplace hard-shell medical-grade chambers operate at a 2.5 ATA standard treatment dose (the chambers are specced up to 3 ATA per the cennik), with 100% medical-grade oxygen delivered via mask. A medical rescuer (ratownik medyczny) is present in the chamber room throughout each session, maintaining visual contact with the patient. Course length is set at a mandatory 250 PLN qualification consult and ranges from 10 to 60 sessions depending on the indication, with sessions scheduled once daily at 45–90 minutes each. The cennik's published single-session price is 450 PLN for a 90-minute therapeutic session; multi-session pack pricing is not publicly listed and is quoted at the qualification consult. HBOT-qualifying physicians named on site include dr n. med. Marek Krajewski (surgeon, ENT) and lek. Krzysztof Urbaniak.

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Centrum Intensywnej Terapii Olinek is a Warsaw Mokotów intensive-therapy and rehabilitation centre at ul. Bobrowiecka 9, primarily known for paediatric neuro-rehab — cerebral palsy, autism, and the proprietary Olinek Suit therapy programme — alongside a broad rehabilitation, physiotherapy, osteopathy, and Vojta-method offering. The hyperbaric chamber ("Kabina Hiperbaryczna") is one tool in this broader programme, operating as a soft-shell unit at 1.3 ATM (1.3 ATA). The clinic explicitly markets the chamber for both children and adults — the official meta description on the chamber page reads "Komora hiperbaryczna dla dzieci i dorosłych" ("hyperbaric chamber for children and adults") — so adult walk-in sessions are bookable, even though the dominant caseload and brand identity are paediatric. Indications referenced on the chamber page span paediatric neurology (cerebral palsy in children), wound healing (poorly healing wounds, diabetic foot ulcers), neurology (acute cerebral ischaemia, stroke, multiple sclerosis, brain and head trauma), infection (soft-tissue infections, gangrene, post-COVID complications), and toxicology (carbon-monoxide poisoning) — broadly the UHMS clinical-indication set, even though 1.3 ATA is wellness/mild-HBOT pressure rather than the ≥2.0 ATA clinical pressure required for many of those formal indications. Pricing is a flat 250 PLN per session; no published multi-session packages — multi-week intensive "turnus" programmes are quoted on enquiry. Hours: Mon–Fri 08:00–18:00, closed weekends. Booking via the website intake form (Zarezerwuj terapię → /ankiety/) or by phone. Languages: Polish primary, with English, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Russian, and French content available via on-site language switcher.

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Centrum Medyczne VIMED (CM VIMED) is a long-established Warsaw functional-medicine clinic at ul. Czerniowiecka 9 in the Mokotów district, registered as VIMED sp. z o.o. (Rejestr Podmiotów Wykonujących Działalność Leczniczą nr 23559). The clinic positions itself around personalised, lifestyle- and nutrition-based treatment of chronic disease, and runs a hard-shell hyperbaric oxygen chamber — manufactured by Sechrist, monoplace acrylic build, rated up to 3.2 ATA, oxygen delivered via mask at 99.5% medical-grade purity — alongside a broad regenerative and diagnostic stack: VIMED Terapia Fenotypowa® stem-cell programmes, the proprietary Kod Metaboliczny 200 metabolic panel, Food Chemical Scan 21 and ProXtreme PERFORMANCE food-intolerance panels, ProXtreme DNA Complex and DNA Beauty / Sport Master genetic testing, Funkcjonalna Analiza Epigenetyczna, Thermalytix breast thermography, VISION 3D skin imaging, mBCA body composition, NeuroCard / APG cardiovascular profiling, lab and ultrasound diagnostics, medical aesthetics, and structured longevity programmes for the 40+, 50+, and 60+ cohorts. HBOT is supervised by Dr n. med. Anita Bania, a sports-medicine internist and bioregulatory-medicine practitioner whose specialty range explicitly includes hyperbaric medicine, with surgical and emergency-medicine cover from lek. med. Dariusz Kaczorowski. Sessions run 90 minutes per visit (about 3,000 litres of medical oxygen per session, delivered at 15–60 L/min via a one-way-valve mask) with intercom-supervised monitoring. The clinic is bookable by phone (Mon 08:00–16:00; Tue–Fri 08:00–20:00; selected Saturdays 08:00–16:00); HBOT pricing is not published on the public site and is quoted on enquiry, with the cennik page directing visitors to the new-patient line. The site is primary Polish; English-speaking capability is likely (the clinic references ongoing collaborations with specialists in the USA, Italy, Austria, Germany, and Switzerland) but is not explicitly advertised on the public site.

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