Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy at Remedy Place places users in a pressurised chamber breathing pure oxygen at elevated atmospheric pressure. The increased pressure may support tissue oxygen delivery, recovery from exertion, and jet lag mitigation. Sessions run 60–90 minutes standard, with a 30-minute express option. Available as part of several bundled protocols including Travel Prep and Jet Lag protocols.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) at Remedy Place uses second-generation chambers that pressurise to approximately 2.0 atmospheres absolute (ATA) while the user breathes oxygen-enriched or pure oxygen. At elevated pressure, oxygen dissolves directly into the blood plasma — bypassing haemoglobin binding capacity — increasing total tissue oxygen delivery up to 20 times above normal atmospheric breathing. The mechanism driving hyperbaric's physiological effects is rooted in this dissolved oxygen delivery: tissues that have reduced perfusion from inflammation, exertion, or travel dehydration receive a concentrated oxygen environment that may accelerate cellular repair processes, modulate inflammatory signalling, and support mitochondrial function. At Remedy Place, HBOT is positioned for recovery, performance optimisation, and travel health use cases. The Travel Prep Protocol ($425) pairs hyperbaric with an Essential IV drip and infrared sauna as a pre-flight readiness sequence, while the Jet Lag Protocol ($525) combines lymphatic compression, the Remedy IV drip, and hyperbaric for post-travel circadian reset and rehydration. The club's HBOT offering is notable for its membership model accessibility — members with The Ritual tier ($750/month, 20 credits) can access standard hyperbaric sessions within their credit allocation, making regular HBOT sessions more financially accessible than standalone clinic pricing. Standard sessions run 60–90 minutes; a 30-minute express session (0.5 credit) provides a shorter protocol option for time-constrained visitors. Sessions in the chamber are restful — users may read, listen to audio, or rest during the pressurisation period.