Mobile HBOT Operational Pack · Gemma-Authored

The clinical and operational pack that runs the van.

SOP, screening form, consent script, staff scripts, post-event landing page copy, outreach templates, and event-day checklist for the DoctoriumGP mobile HBOT pop-up programme. Authored from the clinical-director perspective. Compliance-first. Festival-pivoted.

Festival pivot — important update

The original festival recommendation (Wilderness Sanctuary, Big Feastival, Sunday-morning hangover recovery) is retracted on clinical grounds. The SOP below makes alcohol within 24 hours and recreational drugs within 48 hours absolute contraindications. Music festivals where a meaningful proportion of attendees are intoxicated cannot be safely operated.

Approved festival types instead: Henley Festival (black-tie, picnic-and-classical), Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Garsington Opera, country house concerts, garden festivals (Chelsea, Hampton Court), wellness retreats, country fairs (Chatsworth, Burghley, Game Fair), The Big Feastival's family/foodie audience (still — but expect a lower-conversion environment than first modelled). Music festivals where intoxication is the norm: excluded.

Standard Operating Procedure

Mobile HBOT Event SOP

Service name

Oxygen-Supported Recovery Session (HBOT)


Purpose

To provide a non-medical wellness session supporting recovery, relaxation, and rest using a low-pressure hyperbaric chamber.


Scope

  • Event-based use only
  • Adults 18+
  • Not for medical treatment

Staff requirements

  • 1 trained operator per chamber
  • 1 clinically trained supervisor
  • All staff briefed on emergency procedures

Session flow

  1. Triage (mandatory)
  2. Consent
  3. 20–30 min session
  4. Exit and reassessment

Contraindications

Absolute — do not treat

  • Alcohol intoxication
  • Drug use (24–48 h)
  • Head injury / concussion
  • Vomiting / nausea
  • Severe dehydration
  • Confusion

Relative — clinical judgement

  • High blood pressure (>160 systolic)
  • Ear or sinus issues
  • Claustrophobia

Incident protocol

  1. Stop session
  2. Decompress
  3. Remove patient
  4. Assess ABCs (airway, breathing, circulation)
  5. Escalate if needed
  6. Record incident
Pre-session screening

DoctoriumGP Recovery Session — Screening

Triage questions

  1. 1. Alcohol in last 24 hours?   ☐ No  ☐ Yes
  2. 2. Recreational drugs in last 48 hours?   ☐ No  ☐ Yes
  3. 3. Recent head injury / concussion?   ☐ No  ☐ Yes
  4. 4. Feeling nauseous / unwell / dehydrated?   ☐ No  ☐ Yes
  5. 5. Ear or sinus issues?   ☐ No  ☐ Yes
  6. 6. Heart or lung conditions?   ☐ No  ☐ Yes

Vitals

HR: ____________    BP: ____________


Decision

☐ Fit for session    ☐ Not suitable

Staff scripts

Staff conversation flow

Greeting

"We run short recovery sessions to help you relax and reset — takes about 20 minutes."

What does it do?

"It increases oxygen availability which can support recovery and help you feel refreshed."

If hangover or drugs mentioned

"We can't run sessions if there's been alcohol or substances recently — it's just for safety."

Conversion to clinic

"We're a doctor-led clinic specialising in fatigue, hormones, and performance — happy to explain more."
Post-event landing page

Landing page copy

Headline

Feel better after one session? Let's go deeper.


Form fields

  • Name
  • Email
  • Phone
  • Age bracket

"What are you looking to improve?"

  • ☐ Energy
  • ☐ Sleep
  • ☐ Hormones
  • ☐ Weight
  • ☐ Performance

CTA

Book a Doctor Consultation (£245)

Follow-up email sequence

Banner / signage copy

Event-day signage

DOCTOR-LED RECOVERY

Oxygen-Supported Sessions

Relax · Reset · Recover

  • 20-minute sessions
  • Professionally supervised
  • Designed for recovery & wellbeing

Scan to learn more →

Outreach templates

Venue and partner outreach emails

Event-day checklist

Pre-departure & on-site setup

Equipment

  • HBOT chamber
  • Power supply
  • Chairs
  • BP monitor
  • Pulse oximeter
  • Water

Branding

  • Banner
  • QR codes
  • Uniform

Operations

  • Screening active
  • Consent ready
  • Staff briefed