Q: How much space does the Sanctuary chamber require?
The Sanctuary is approximately 88 inches long and 44 inches in diameter. You'll need a dedicated space of at least 10 feet long by 6 feet wide to accommodate the chamber and supporting equipment. We will help you design the space to also allow for comfortable entry and exit, with adequate ceiling clearance (at least 7 feet). Most finished garage bays, bonus rooms, and ground-floor wellness spaces work well.

Q: Will it fit through a standard doorway?
The Sanctuary typically is installed by using a 60-inch wide opening — wider than a standard interior door. Most installations go through double doors, a garage bay door, or a sliding exterior door. This is one of the first things we assess during your free site visit, and the vast majority of Flathead premium homes accommodate this easily. Many of our clients create a dedicated wellness space in a finished garage bay, which becomes one of the most-used rooms in the home.

Q: What are the electrical requirements?
The chamber typically requires 4 dedicated single phase 20A circuits. Most homes already have this capacity in their panel. Our team includes an electrical allowance in the trial and coordinates everything during installation so you don't have to manage it yourself.

Q: Do you assess my space before installation?
Yes — always. We do a free site visit before any commitment to confirm your space works, verify electrical access, and plan the installation logistics. There are no surprises on delivery day.

Q: How does the 90-day trial work exactly?

When you are ready, we schedule a site visit to assure your home is ready. We then order your Whoop and blood test to determine your baseline and schedule a date for your trial installation. We deliver and install the chamber in your home, make sure it is operating normally and provide you with training so you know how to operate the chamber. — You use the chamber for 90 days with our protocol guidance and support. At the end of the trial, if you decide to purchase, the full $20,700 in trial payments is credited toward your chamber. If you decide it's not right for you, we remove the equipment completely — no questions asked and no strings attached.

Q: What happens if I walk away after the trial?
You walk away. We remove the chamber and all associated equipment. The $20,700 in trial payments is not refunded — it was payment for 90 days of use, monitoring, blood testing, and support — but there is no additional cost, no penalty, and no pressure. We'd rather you make the right decision for your life than commit to something that isn't the right fit.

Q: Can I see a chamber before committing to a trial?
Yes. We have a chamber available for immediate viewing at a local Flathead area clinic by appointment. Call or text 406.209.8702 to arrange a visit — there's no obligation.

Q: Is this covered by insurance or HSA/FSA?
Health insurance does not typically cover home HBOT chambers. However, many clients use HSA or FSA funds for the purchase since HBOT is an IRS-qualified medical expense. We recommend confirming with your plan administrator. We are happy to provide documentation to support your claim.

Q: Why 2.0 ATA specifically — why does it matter?
At 1.3 ATA — the pressure used by most soft-shell home chambers — your hemoglobin becomes fully saturated with oxygen but your blood plasma does not. At 2.0 ATA, oxygen dissolves directly into your plasma, increasing dissolved oxygen by 88% and allowing it to reach tissues, joints, and injury sites that lower-pressure chambers simply cannot access. This is the clinical threshold that most serious HBOT research is conducted at, and it's why our chambers are considered clinical-grade.

Q: What is included in the WHOOP monitoring and blood testing?
Every trial includes a WHOOP device for 24/7 monitoring of heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), sleep quality, and recovery scores. We also arrange a baseline blood panel before your trial begins and a follow-up panel at the end, so you have objective data showing what changed. This isn't just motivational — it helps identify anything worth discussing with your physician and guides your protocol throughout the trial.

Q: What kind of support do I get during the trial?
You're not left on your own with a chamber. We provide protocol guidance tailored to your goals — whether that's recovery, longevity, performance, or function. We check in regularly, help you interpret your WHOOP and blood data, and are available by call or text throughout the trial. This is the support that premium urban programs charge $10,000–$24,000 for — it's included in your trial.

Q: How long are typical HBOT sessions and how often?
Most protocols call for 60–120 minute sessions, typically once daily for a period of 40 sessions within the 90 day trial period. The Sanctuary is specifically designed for this duration — with a laptop-ready chair, and enough space for two people — so sessions fit into a productive daily routine rather than feeling like a time loss.