OxyVita helps owners, clinicians, and investors plan, build, and operate hyperbaric oxygen therapy centers that are safe, compliant, and built to actually work, from the chamber you choose to the day you open.
The costly mistakes happen before opening day: the wrong chamber for the use case, an air or oxygen plant that can't carry the load, missed NFPA 99 and inspection requirements, no emergency protocols, no real operating procedures. I close that gap, because operating these systems is what I do, not something I read about.
Engagements range from a single planning call to owner-side guidance all the way through launch.
Monoplace vs. multiplace, pneumatic vs. electric, air vs. oxygen delivery, compressor and air-plant sizing. The decision that's hardest to undo, guided so you get it right the first time.
NFPA 99 fire and gas requirements, inspection and AHJ readiness, oxygen storage and manifold design, and the documentation inspectors actually ask to see.
Daily operating procedures, treatment workflows, intake and consent, and emergency response built for real staff, not a binder nobody opens.
Owner-side coordination across architects, MEP, contractors, and medical-gas trades so the space gets built around how the program will actually run.
Hiring and training chamber operators and technicians, attendant qualification, and the operating rhythm that keeps a multi-chamber bay running safely.
Scheduling, patient flow, vendor management, and the readiness checklist that gets you from inspection sign-off to treating people.
My forthcoming book on hyperbaric oxygen is about what it is, where it genuinely fits in healing and recovery, and why so much of its potential goes unused. It's written for patients, clinicians, and anyone curious about a therapy most people were never told about.
It's also the short answer to "why should I trust you to help me build a center?" I didn't come to hyperbarics from a spreadsheet. I came from running pressure and gas systems where the procedures are the difference between a good day and a bad one, and I put what I've learned about doing this safely and well into the book.
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I'm Roberto "Bobby" Ramirez, founder of OxyVita. I work hands-on in hyperbaric operations, the build-outs, the equipment, the protocols, the day-to-day of keeping chambers running safely. I know where the money gets wasted and where the safety corners get cut, because I'm the one who has to make the program work after the contractors go home.
My foundation is U.S. Navy nuclear and dive operations, where pressure systems, gas management, and procedural discipline aren't theory. That's the standard I bring to a commercial hyperbaric program: safety first, documented, and built to be inspected.
I work with clinic owners, medical and aesthetic practices, wellness groups, and investors who want their facility done right the first time instead of relearned through expensive mistakes.
A short call usually saves a lot more than it costs. Tell me where your project is and what you're trying to figure out.