Solutions / For aged care & accessible settings
A chamber a wheelchair rolls straight into.
FLOW Access is built around the transfer problem. There isn't one — the chair goes in, the chamber closes, the session runs.
The situation
Why this comes up.
Most wellness equipment in aged care goes unused because it needs two staff and a hoist. Removing the transfer removes the staffing cost, which is usually the thing that decides whether a service actually runs.
What changes
Four things that make it work here.
No transfer, no hoist
FLOW Access is wheelchair-adapted at 1400 × 1000 × 1600 mm. One staff member can run a session.
Gentle pressure profile
1.3 ATA with a slow, controlled compression and decompression ramp.
Screening protocol supplied
Contraindication screening template ships with every install so residents are assessed before a first session.
Continuous, chemical-free air
Physical IFD filtration rather than chemical sterilisation — no residue and no odour in a shared facility.
Recommended
Start here.
One recommendation, then the two we'd compare it against. Send us the room and we'll confirm.
FLOW Recline 70
Most aged care and disability settings start here. A wheelchair goes straight in, so a session does not need a transfer or a second staff member.
Full specification →FLOW Recline 70
Soft-shell · recline · 1 person · 1.5 ATALie-flat portable chamber for home programmes and mobile recovery. Two people can move it, and nothing is bolted to the building.
- Chamber 2200 × 700 × 1100 mm
- Engine 420 × 400 × 768 mm · 40 kg
FLOW Seated 80
Soft-shell · seated · 1 person · 1.5 ATAUpright soft chamber with U-zip entry, for clients who would rather sit than lie flat.
- Chamber 1750 × 800 × 1320 mm
- Engine 420 × 400 × 768 mm · 40 kg
LUME 75
Sealed hard-shell · recumbent · 1 person · 2.0 ATAThe narrowest hard-shell we stock. A full 2.0 ATA session in a footprint the width of a single bed.
- Chamber 2300 × Ø750 mm
- Engine Enquire
We carry far more than this. Three is deliberate — past three, buyers stop choosing and start shrinking the order. Tell us the room and we'll widen it if none of these fit. See the full range.
Before we deliver
What to have ready.
Short list. We confirm all of it in writing before anything is built or shipped.
- 01
- A room with wheelchair-width access
- 02
- Standard power point, RCD-protected
- 03
- Resident screening and consent process
- 04
- Nominated staff operators across shifts
Room layout
Where it goes in the room.
Drawn to scale around the FLOW Recline 70 — Soft-shell · lie-flat · 1.5 ATA · 30 kg. Send us your floorplan and we return it marked up.
- 01
- A room with wheelchair-width access and 1.5 m turning space beside the chamber — 3.4 × 2.8 m is comfortable.
- 02
- The FLOW Recline 70 sits at floor level; a resident transfers from a chair with staff assistance, so keep the long side clear.
- 03
- Engine beside the chamber on a standard RCD-protected power point; purified water stored in the room.
- 04
- Nominated operators across shifts, and a screening and consent process run by the resident's treating practitioner. Oxivity supplies equipment and templates, not clinical advice.
Worked numbers
What a session costs you.
Indicative only, based on the FLOW Recline 70 at A$11,776 inc GST. Three utilisation cases — pick the one that matches your floor. Excludes GST, staff time and finance; not financial advice.
| Conservative | Base | Strong | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sessions per week | 10 | 20 | 30 |
| Sessions per year | 520 | 1,040 | 1,560 |
| Purchase price spread over 5 years, per session | A$4.53 | A$2.26 | A$1.51 |
| Plus power, water, consumables (10%) | A$0.45 | A$0.23 | A$0.15 |
| All-in cost per session | A$4.98 | A$2.49 | A$1.66 |
Cost per session spreads the purchase price over five years of use at the stated frequency, plus a 10% allowance for electricity, purified water and filters. There are no cylinder deliveries in the number — the engine generates its own oxygen from a standard power point. Staff time, finance costs and GST are yours to add.
Typical fit-out
What it looks like in practice.
An illustrative scenario for this setting — not a named client. We walk through real installations on the call.
A 90-bed residence sets up the former hairdressing room, which already has wide access. The FLOW Recline 70 is installed in an afternoon and three staff per shift are trained as operators. Sessions are scheduled through the lifestyle programme. Whether any individual resident takes part is decided by their treating practitioner and family, not by Oxivity.
- Recommended chamberFLOW Recline 70
- Room drawn above3.4 × 2.8 m
- ServicesOne power point · no gas cylinders
- Installed & commissionedBy Oxivity, operators trained at handover
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