For post-surgical recovery

Recover at home.
On your schedule.

After hip, knee, shoulder, plastic, or sports surgery, mobility is hard and clinic visits are harder. A chamber at home lets you run daily mild hyperbaric sessions without driving, transferring, or rebooking.

A Purebaric chamber set up in a residential bedroom, accessible for use during post-surgical recovery.
Why renters choose home

Built for the part
where moving
is the hard part.

01

Daily, consistent sessions

Recovery protocols ask for sessions 5–7 days a week. Easy at home. Brutal at a clinic.

02

In your own room

No transfers in or out of vehicles. A caregiver can stay nearby. Setup happens around your bed and mobility constraints.

03

Caregiver-friendly

If you have help at home, spouse, family, home health, they can be in the room with you during sessions.

04

Whenever you can

Pain and sleep don't keep clinic hours. Run a session at 6am, 11pm, or in the middle of a quiet afternoon.

Suggested protocol

A typical post-op
hyperbaric regiment.

Every recovery is different. The pattern below is what many post-surgical renters land on, confirm with your surgeon or PT before starting.

5–7×
Sessions per week

Daily sessions in the first weeks after surgery, dropping to 3–5×/week as you stabilize.

60 min
Per session

Standard mild hyperbaric protocol. Read, rest, or sleep, most renters find it easy to fit into the day.

6–12
Weeks

Most surgical renters book a 2- or 6-month rental. Longer recoveries often go to one year.

Purebaric chambers are provided for general wellness and relaxation only. Not a medical device, not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Always confirm protocols with your physician.

Clinic vs. home math

40 sessions, 40 drives.
Or 40 sessions, zero.

A typical post-surgery protocol asks for 40 sessions. At Utah clinic rates ($100–$300/session) that's $4,000–$12,000 plus 40 drives. A 2-month rental from Purebaric is $1,318, all-in. The chamber lives next to your bed.

See rental pricing →
Chamber positioned next to a residential bed for accessible post-surgical use.
Have a procedure coming up?

Talk to us before surgery.

If you're planning a procedure and want to start a protocol shortly after, we can hold a chamber for your recovery window. Reach out and we'll work back from your surgery date.

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