OXYREVO Heal40 Wheelchair Accessible Hyperbaric Chamber

Slightly more than the lying chambers, because of the base and ramp. The compressor air filter is replaced every 6 to 12 months with spares included. Wipe the interior dry after sessions and keep the curved zipper track clean. The item unique to this model: check the aluminum base and ramp fixings every few months and re-tighten if needed, since a wheelchair rolling over them repeatedly is a load the fabric chambers never see. Keep the ramp surface clean and dry so it does not become slippery. Keep the chamber out of direct sunlight.

This is the one soft chamber where the answer is not automatic. The Home Version has three separate machines; the Clinic Version bundles them into one all-in-one unit for $800 more. The usual home logic is that separate machines give you redundancy, and that still holds. But the Heal40 is often bought for a care setting or for someone with mobility needs and a caregiver running the equipment. If a caregiver who is not technical is operating this daily, one unit with one switch is meaningfully easier than managing three, and that can be worth $800. If you are running it yourself, take the Home Version.

2 years for home use on the chamber and included equipment, extendable by another 2 years for $1,000. Worth noting for this model: the aluminum base and ramp assembly is covered as part of the chamber, and because it is rigid rather than fabric it is the least likely part to give you trouble. The wear items remain the zippers and the compressor. If the Heal40 is going into daily use for someone with mobility needs, the extension is worth taking, because this is a chamber people rely on rather than use occasionally.

This is the most involved chamber we sell. There is an aluminum base to build and level, a ramp to fit and secure, then the chamber to mount to it. Plan 2 to 3 hours with two people. A free Zoom setup call is included, but this is the one model where we genuinely recommend the $250 on-site assembly.

It warms a few degrees over a session. The larger interior volume makes the temperature more stable than a narrow tube. The A water chiller air-conditioning add-on is available for hot climates or garage installations.

Yes. Sitting upright in a real chair makes reading, watching something, or working through the session much easier than lying flat. There is no outlet inside, so charge the device first.

Rarely, and only if you pressurize too quickly. It feels like a plane taking off, and you clear it the same way: swallow, yawn, or pinch your nose and blow gently. Start at 1.1 ATA, which is the gentlest starting point in the OxyRevo range, and work up over the first week.

Yes, for home use. If you do not already have one, we can connect you with a provider who can issue it in a few minutes.

Standard 110V household outlets. The compressor and concentrator together draw a few hundred watts. Use separate outlets where you can, and keep them off a circuit already running a space heater or window air conditioner.

The chamber's footprint is about 67 by 62 inches, and you need clear run-up in front of the ramp, so plan for roughly 9 by 8 feet of clear floor.Check your ceiling.Unlike the lying chambers, height matters here: the chamber stands 75 inches tall and sits on a base, so a standard 8 foot ceiling is fine but a low basement may not be.

You are paying for the aluminum base and ramp assembly and for a far larger structure. At 62 by 67 by 75 inches it encloses several times the volume of a 32 inch tube, and it has to hold pressure standing upright rather than lying down.

There is room alongside for a caregiver to help with the mask and get the person settled. Most caregivers do that, then step out and monitor from outside through the windows and the external pressure display. The chamber is designed around one occupant plus assistance, not two full sessions at once.

The interior is 62 inches wide, 67 inches long and 75 inches tall, which accommodates standard manual and most powered wheelchairs. If you have an oversized or heavily customized chair, send us the dimensions before you order and we will confirm the fit.

The aluminum ramp. Every other soft chamber sits on the floor and you climb in at ground level. The Heal40 has a solid aluminum base with a slope, so a wheelchair rolls straight in, or a person on their feet simply walks up and sits down. It is the only chamber in the range where nobody has to get on the ground.

No, and most buyers are not. The larger group is people who can walk fine but do not want to lower themselves to the floor and push themselves back up: bad knees, a replaced hip, back trouble, recovery from surgery, or simply being past the age where floor-level anything is appealing. If getting in and out is the part of HBOT you are dreading, this is the chamber that fixes it.

No. They roll in and stay in their own chair for the whole session. That removes the transfer, which is usually the step that requires a second person or a lift.

Your own. The Heal40 is sized for a full-size office chair, and you pick it. Most people bring in the desk chair they already like, since you are going to be in it for an hour. This is a real advantage over chambers with a fixed built-in seat you cannot change.