Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) — 1.3 ATA Session

Single 60-minute hyperbaric oxygen session at Olinek's Mokotów centre in a soft-shell chamber operating at 1.3 ATA. Marketed by the clinic for both children and adults across paediatric neuro-rehab, wound-healing, post-COVID, and recovery use cases. Flat 250 PLN per session — no published packages; longer multi-week intensive programmes are quoted on enquiry.

The hyperbaric chamber (Kabina Hiperbaryczna) at Centrum Intensywnej Terapii Olinek is a soft-shell unit operating at 1.3 ATM (1.3 ATA), the standard mild-HBOT pressure tier. At this pressure the in-chamber atmosphere is roughly 30 percent above sea level — comparable to descending about three metres below the water line — which raises the partial pressure of oxygen dissolved in the bloodstream relative to ambient room air. Olinek positions the chamber as one tool in a broader paediatric neuro-rehabilitation programme, alongside Vojta-method physiotherapy, the proprietary Olinek Suit, osteopathy, intensive multi-week therapy camps (turnusy), and craniosacral therapy. The dominant caseload is paediatric — cerebral palsy and autism work — but the chamber is explicitly marketed for both children and adults: the meta description on the chamber page reads verbatim "Komora hiperbaryczna dla dzieci i dorosłych" ("hyperbaric chamber for children and adults"), so adult walk-in sessions are publicly bookable. The centre's chamber page references a wide indication list: cerebral palsy in children, poorly healing wounds and diabetic foot ulcers, acute cerebral ischaemia and stroke recovery, soft-tissue infections including gangrene, fractures and soft-tissue injury, multiple sclerosis, hearing disorders, post-COVID complications, brain and head trauma, and carbon-monoxide poisoning. Note: while these are broadly the UHMS clinical-indication set, 1.3 ATA is wellness/mild-HBOT pressure, not the ≥2.0 ATA hospital protocol that several of those indications formally require — for emergency CO poisoning, severe diving accidents, or hospital-grade wound HBOT, the appropriate referral is a multiplace hospital chamber, not a soft-shell mild-HBOT unit. Sessions can run anywhere from 30 to 120 minutes depending on protocol; the seeded duration is 60 minutes as a representative typical-session value. Recommended series length is "kilkanaście" sessions (about a dozen) for general protocols, escalating to 20–40 sessions for chronic non-healing wounds. Pricing is a flat 250 PLN per session — there are no published multi-session packages. Multi-week intensive therapy programmes (turnusy) are quoted individually after a consultation in-clinic. Booking is handled via the online intake form at https://olinek.com.pl/ankiety/ (the "Zarezerwuj terapię" CTA) or by phone on +48 22 120 20 50 / +48 22 559 21 37. Hours: Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 18:00; closed weekends. Languages: Polish primary, with English, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Russian, and French content available via the on-site language switcher. Chamber model and manufacturer are not disclosed on the public site, and the oxygen-delivery method (mask vs ambient / filled-chamber) is not specified — confirm with the centre if either spec is material to your protocol. The chamber is co-located with the rest of Olinek's therapy infrastructure at ul. Bobrowiecka 9 in Warsaw's Mokotów district.