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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT)

Type

Hyperbaric Oxygen

Duration

2 hours

What's included

5 deliverables in this treatment

  • 90-minute hard-shell monoplace HBOT session (1.5 hours with three five-minute pauses)
  • CO₂-separating mask system delivering high-concentration oxygen
  • Retractable bed with electric height adjustment for chamber entry
  • Pre-session orientation by qualified, certified staff
  • Ozone disinfection of the chamber between patients

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.

About this treatment

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…

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…

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,…

Good to know

Chamber type
Hard-shell monoplace (Einzelkammer)
Pressure
≥2.0 ATM (capable of >2.5 ATM)
Session length
90 min (1.5 h with 3 × 5-min pauses)
Oxygen delivery
Mask with CO₂-separating system
Supervision
Qualified, certified staff
Booking
Free consultation via website / phone

Who is this for?

Patients seeking clinical-grade hard-shell HBOT (≥2.0 ATM) outside a hospital referral pathway: stroke and neurological rehabilitation, chronic wound healing, Long-COVID recovery, post-surgical healing, sports recovery, anti-aging and longevity courses, autism / Asperger support, and metabolic support. Most users will benefit from an initial physician consultation; Baromedical recommends this before starting therapy. Not appropriate for ICU-grade emergencies — for 24/7 hospital-based HBOT (CO poisoning, severe decompression sickness) refer to a multiplace hospital chamber such as Vivantes Klinikum im Friedrichshain.

Preparation required

Consult a physician before starting therapy — Baromedical explicitly recommends this. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol two to three hours before. Wear cotton clothing without metal fastenings or strong fragrances. Inform the clinic of any cold, flu, ear infection, untreated pneumothorax, or recent ear surgery — ear-equalisation contraindications may apply. Sessions are not advised during pregnancy. Discuss cardiac, pulmonary, and seizure history with the consulting physician. Bring a water bottle. The chamber is disinfected with ozone after each session. Languages: German primary, English content available.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

Languages: german, english

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