FINK hyperbaric chambers for clinics
Plan seats, staffing and oxygen around the courses your clinic will run.
Updated 4 November 2026 · HBO₂ Health
Work out the cost of a session
A clinic needs a service it can afford to run, as well as a chamber it can afford to buy. Seats, occupied places and staffing all affect the cost of each patient session. Start with the courses the clinical team expects to prescribe and map them onto an appointment schedule. Then compare the number of places that would actually be used.
The FESL range offers one to four seated places. Shared sessions can spread operating costs across patients whose prescribed pressures are compatible. Empty places do not do that. Compare oxygen, operator time and servicing alongside the purchase cost, and examine how the schedule would work if demand were lower than expected. These are planning questions, not a forecast of patient numbers or revenue.
Prepare the service for assessment
Accreditation readiness means preparing the wider clinical operation. Physician oversight, trained operators, documented maintenance and emergency drills need to be part of the service plan. A chamber’s equipment documents do not establish that the facility itself is accredited. FDA safety guidance also stresses trained staff, supervision and equipment care.
Agree who is responsible for each part of the operation before the room is finished. Keep the clinical responsibilities separate from the equipment supply agreement. The practical question is how the clinic will demonstrate that it can operate, maintain and supervise the service consistently, including when it has to respond to a problem.
From order to the first supervised session
First agree the model and the site requirements. Check delivery access, floor loading, working space, power and the medical oxygen arrangements. Confirm local approvals before fixing the installation plan. The oxygen supply is part of that preparation: cylinders, storage, deliveries and reserve arrangements need an owner just as the room works do.
Next comes manufacture, followed by delivery, assembly and commissioning. Operator training and the agreed operating procedures prepare the team for the first supervised session. Ask for these steps in the written proposal, with the dependencies made clear. We do not publish one lead time for every clinic: the schedule is confirmed for the country, configuration and site. Use the range table below after the service requirements are clear.
Compare the seated range
| Model | Seats | External dimensions | Chamber footprint | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FINK FESL-310 (Solo) | 1 | 2.0 × 2.3 × 2.2 m | 4.6 m² | 1,300 kg |
| FINK FESL-322 (Duo) | 2 | 2.67 × 2.3 × 2.2 m | 6.1 m² | 2,000 kg |
| FINK FESL-323 (Trio) | 3 | 3.53 × 2.3 × 2.2 m | 8.1 m² | ~2,900 kg |
| FINK FESL-324 (Quad) | 4 | 4.29 × 2.3 × 2.2 m | 9.9 m² | 3,300 kg |
Chamber footprint excludes access, operator space and supporting equipment. The required room size is confirmed during installation planning.
Budget for the full installation
Most seated FESL projects come in between USD 300,000 and 600,000 installed. Where yours lands depends on the number of seats and the fit-out. The written quote for your site sets the final figure, including delivery, import and any building work.
Plan your FINK chamber installation
Tell us your country, intended setting and preferred capacity. We will work through the model, room requirements and medical oxygen supply with you, along with an initial project budget. The final scope and price are confirmed in a written quotation for your site.