Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

Hard-shell hyperbaric oxygen therapy at Baromedical Berlin, a dedicated HBOT specialist in Berlin Tempelhof. Monoplace chambers operating at minimum 2.0 ATM and capable of exceeding 2.5 ATM, with a CO₂-separating mask system that prevents exhaled carbon dioxide from mixing with delivered oxygen. 90-minute sessions structured as 1.5 hours total with three five-minute pauses. Patients lie on retractable beds with electric height adjustment.

Baromedical Berlin is a dedicated hyperbaric oxygen therapy specialist — pure HBOT, no other modalities, operating from a single treatment site at Tempelhofer Damm 102 in Berlin's Tempelhof district. The clinic is built around hard-shell monoplace chambers (Einzelkammern) and is positioned for clinical-grade pressure: minimum treatment pressure is 2.0 ATM, with chambers capable of exceeding 2.5 ATM. These pressures are physically incompatible with soft-shell inflatable wellness chambers, which are limited to roughly 1.4 ATM — the Baromedical setup is a hard-shell clinical platform, even though the company is a private GmbH rather than a hospital department. Each session lasts 90 minutes total (1.5 hours including three five-minute pauses) and uses a highly specialised breathing system ("hochspezialisiertes Atemsystem") that separates exhaled carbon dioxide from the delivered oxygen — the hallmark of an active mask-based oxygen delivery loop in a hard-shell monoplace chamber. Patients lie on retractable beds with electric height adjustment and slide into the chamber, and the design accommodates the option for a child to be treated alongside a parent. After each session the chamber is disinfected with ozone (Ozondesinfektion). The indications listed on the homepage span the full clinical and longevity HBOT spectrum: stroke and neurological rehabilitation, regeneration of the nervous system, autism / Asperger support, chronic wound healing (with patient testimonials referencing diabetic foot ulcer healing that prevented amputation), Long-COVID complications, post-surgical wound healing (including breast surgery recovery in testimonials), anti-aging and stem-cell regeneration, sports recovery and accelerated regeneration, and metabolic / weight support. The clinic recommends a physician consultation before starting therapy, framing HBOT as an adjunct to medical care rather than a substitute. Clinical supervision is described as "qualifizierte Mitarbeiter" — qualified staff with the required certifications. Specific physician on-site presence is not publicly stated, although the clinical pressure range and CO₂-separating mask system indicate trained operator handling. Pricing is not published on the website; the clinic operates on a quoted-on-request model and the primary CTA is a free initial consultation (Kostenlose Beratung) via phone or web form. Booking is handled via the contact form on the homepage. Languages: German primary, with English content available (the site uses English meta locale). Note: Droysenstr. 5 in Charlottenburg is the registered company address (Sitz), but the actual treatment venue is Tempelhofer Damm 102 — confirmed via the embedded Google Maps on the homepage. For patients seeking ICU-grade emergency HBOT (CO poisoning, severe diving accidents) the appropriate referral is the multiplace hospital chamber at Vivantes Klinikum im Friedrichshain. Baromedical's hard-shell monoplace setup is best matched to scheduled clinical and longevity courses.