For clinics, med spas & longevity practices

Turn one treatment room into a six-figure recovery line.

Hyperbaric oxygen is the cash-pay, low-labor service your patients already want — and at Saturate's pricing, a single 2.0 ATA chamber can pay for itself out of the sessions it books.

or model your revenue first ↓

Soft-shell to 2.0 ATA Cash-pay margins Minutes of staff time
A woman beside a Saturate Reserve 2.0 ATA hard-shell hyperbaric chamber
Saturate Reserve · 2.0 ATA
$150K+/yr
Potential gross revenue from one well-booked chamber
12–24 mo
Typical payback at healthy utilization

Why now

~2×
Projected growth of the hyperbaric market by 2034, led by North America
$150–$250
Typical cash-pay rate per hard-shell session in US clinics
4–6
Sessions per day a single chamber can realistically run
12–24 mo
Payback window practitioners commonly cite at healthy utilization

Ranges synthesized from published US clinic price menus and hyperbaric market research (2024–2026). Payback figures illustrate a well-utilized chamber and are not a guarantee.

The economics

Model the revenue against your own room.

The math on a chamber comes down to one thing: how full you keep it. Set your session rate and weekly volume, and see the revenue it opens up — and how quickly booked sessions cover its cost.

Monthly service revenue

$13,000

at 20 sessions/week · $150/session

$3,000
Per week
$156,000
Per year
Booked sessions cover the chamber in 10 weeks — about 200 sessions of gross revenue.

Figures are gross service revenue before staff time, occupancy, and equipment depreciation. Ongoing operating cost is low — on the order of $2,000–$3,000/yr in maintenance plus a few dollars of power per session — so profitability is driven by utilization, not consumables. Illustrative, not a forecast or guarantee.

The chambers

One range, from entry room to clinical revenue engine.

Soft-shell chambers get a wellness room started at a fraction of the usual clinical-grade price. The 2.0 ATA hard-shells deliver the pressure serious recovery clients look for — for well under the $100k+ of a traditional clinical monoplace.

Soft-shell · 1.5 ATA

Wellness & recovery rooms
Saturate Origin soft-shell chamber
1.5 ATA · soft-shell
Saturate Origin

The everyday wellness workhorse — a full soft-shell session room priced below the standard clinical soft-shell unit.

$8,499$9,299
Saturate Recline chamber
1.5 ATA · reclining
Saturate Recline

A sitting/reclining format clients find more comfortable for longer sessions — an easy upsell over a lie-flat soft-shell.

$10,499$11,499

Hard-shell · 2.0 ATA

The cash-pay revenue engine
Saturate Reserve 2.0 ATA hard-shell chamber
Best clinic ROI 2.0 ATA · hard-shell
Saturate Reserve

True 2.0 ATA pressure at a price an independent practice can actually justify — the model most clinics build their recovery revenue line around.

$29,999$32,999
Saturate Method 2.0 ATA hard-shell chamber
2.0 ATA · hard-shell
Saturate Method

The flagship suite — a premium hard-shell experience for practices positioning recovery as a signature service and charging top-of-market rates.

$48,995

Why Saturate

Clinical-grade pressure without the clinical-grade capex.

2.0 ATA under $50k

Traditional clinical monoplace chambers routinely run $100,000 and up. Saturate's hard-shells deliver real 2.0 ATA pressure for a fraction of that — the gap goes straight to your payback.

A low-labor add to a practice you already run

Your overhead, front desk, and patient base are already in place. A chamber fills open slots and adds a cash-pay line without new payroll for every session.

Setup guidance & staff onboarding

We help you place the chamber, train your team on safe operation, and get your first sessions running. Warranty, lead time, and onboarding terms are confirmed on your quote.

A full range as you grow

Start with a soft-shell to prove demand, step up to a 2.0 ATA hard-shell when your book fills — one supplier across the whole journey.

Practical questions

What clinic owners ask first.

How much space does a chamber need?+
Soft-shell rooms fit a modest treatment room; a 2.0 ATA hard-shell needs a dedicated footprint with clearance around it. We size the right chamber to your available room before you buy — send us your space on the pricing request and we'll match it.
How much staff time does each session take?+
A trained team member gets the client settled, starts the session, and monitors per your protocol — most of the session runs hands-off. That low labor load is exactly why it pencils out as a cash-pay add versus hands-on services.
Will my patients actually book it?+
Demand for recovery and performance services has moved mainstream, and practices with an existing patient base start from a warm audience already asking about it. On your call we'll talk through how comparable practices introduce and package sessions to fill the room.
Do you offer financing?+
We don't offer in-house financing today. Many practices treat the chamber as a business equipment purchase and recover the cost through booked sessions — the calculator above shows how quickly that adds up at your volume. If financing options change, your rep will flag them on your quote.
What's included and how fast can we start?+
Your quote confirms the chamber, warranty, lead time, and onboarding support. Request pricing with your practice details and we'll come back with specifics for your setup.

Get started

Get clinic pricing + your ROI breakdown.

Tell us about your practice and we'll send current clinic pricing and a payback breakdown built around your space and patient volume — or have a rep call you back.

  • Current pricing across the full chamber range
  • A payback model for your session rate and volume
  • Space and setup guidance for your room
  • No obligation — real numbers to evaluate the opportunity

Takes about a minute · no obligation · we'll email your pricing or call you back.

Saturate chambers are sold as wellness and recovery equipment. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is FDA-cleared only for specific medical indications; general wellness, recovery, and performance uses are not FDA-cleared and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Practitioners are responsible for operating within their scope of practice and for the compliance of their own patient-facing claims. Revenue and payback figures on this page are illustrative estimates based on published market ranges, not guarantees of results.