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The longevity protocol that lets you sleep through it.
HPFN's hypoxic systems for clinics, longevity centers, recovery facilities, and high-end wellness operators. Hypoxic and hyperoxic protocols in one platform, monitored end-to-end, with the safety profile required of a clinical environment.
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SpO₂
94 %
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45 min
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Clinical and wellness deployments using HPFN
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Longevity-focused partner facilities
IEC
IEC 60601-aligned electrical safety
CMA
China's only CMA-certified hypoxic fitness platform
Why clinics and longevity centers are adding hypoxic protocols — with the monitoring and safety profile a clinical setting demands.
Hypoxic exposure is one of the most-discussed interventions in the modern longevity stack — but most longevity-facing equipment is either consumer-grade with no monitoring, or expensive lab equipment with no clinical UX.
HPFN's systems sit in the middle: clinical safety profile (closed-loop O₂ sensing, automatic SpO₂ thresholds, IEC 60601-aligned electrical safety) paired with the operator UX that clinic staff actually need (guided sessions, screening checklists, exportable session logs).
For longevity centers, recovery clinics, and wellness operators, HPFN delivers a protocol stack — hypoxic for adaptation, hyperoxic for recovery, sleep-tent for live-high overnight programs — that's monitored, exportable, and safe to deploy in a clinical room.
Consumer-grade hypoxia
- No closed-loop O₂ control
- No SpO₂ monitoring
- No session logging
- Not suitable for clinical use
HPFN clinical-grade
- Closed-loop O₂ sensing every breath
- Automatic SpO₂ floor alerts
- Full session logging and export
- IEC 60601-aligned electrical safety
Every HPFN clinical deployment follows the same path — from clinical consult and protocol design to install, training and end-to-end monitoring.
01 · STEP
Clinical consult
HPFN's clinical team reviews your facility, patient population and protocol goals. Contraindication screening guidance is included for every deployment.
02 · STEP
Protocol design
Sample protocols for longevity, recovery, and clinical applications — adapted to your patient population and session duration.
03 · STEP
Install & training
Equipment delivered and commissioned in your treatment room. Staff trained on protocols, screening, biofeedback and session logging.
04 · STEP
Monitor & iterate
Every session is logged. HPFN's clinical team is available for protocol revisions and patient-cohort review.
Six setting types with established hypoxic-protocol applications. Our team tunes the protocol and monitoring to your clientele and clinical requirements.
Longevity centers
Hypoxic + hyperoxic
Hypoxic for adaptation, hyperoxic for recovery — both protocols on one platform.
Recovery clinics
Cold · sauna · oxygen
Hyperoxic recovery as part of a multi-modality recovery stack.
Hyperbaric clinic stack-ons
Adjacent modality
Adds hypoxic protocols to existing oxygen-therapy practices.
Wellness resorts and retreats
Premium amenity
Programmed altitude experiences as a premium guest amenity.
Performance / longevity individuals
Sleep-tent at home
Home Kailash deployment with optional clinical supervision.
Clinical investigators
Patient population studies
IRB-approved hypoxic exposure studies in clinical settings.
HPFN's full lineup is on the product page; these three cover the scenarios clinics and wellness operators ask about most.
Matterhorn
Best for · Clinic treatment rooms
Compact single-station trainer sized for clinic and longevity-center treatment rooms.
Explore MatterhornEverest
Best for · Deep session control
Flagship single-station trainer for high-end longevity centers and clinical research use.
Explore EverestKailash
Best for · Overnight live-high
Sleep-tent overnight protocols — for home programs and clinically supervised live-high cycles.
Explore KailashA predictable rollout, from first call to first session, with HPFN's team alongside your program throughout.
Week 0
Clinical consult
Understand your facility, patient population, and protocol goals.
Week 1
Protocol design
HPFN's clinical team proposes sample protocols matched to your population and session model.
Week 1 – 2
Proposal & screening kit
Written spec, pricing, install timeline, and the contraindication screening checklist for your staff.
Weeks 2 – 8
Manufacture
Standard build cycle. Clinical deployments are flagged for QC validation of the safety stack before release.
Week 8
Install & commissioning
On-site install, calibration, and treatment-room layout consultation.
Week 8
Clinical staff training
Half-day program — protocols, screening, biofeedback, session logging, member/patient communications.
Week 8+
Protocol launch + quarterly review
First patient/member sessions, ongoing clinical support, and quarterly cohort-data review.
Hypoxic and hyperoxic protocols for health, recovery and longevity are well-studied. HPFN's role is to make the protocols deployable in a clinical room with the safety profile that wellness operators need.
The full HPFN research library covers the underlying mechanisms, clinical applications and emerging protocols. The three sentences opposite summarize the headline findings most relevant to clinical and longevity use.
Explore the full research library"[PLACEHOLDER] Intermittent hypoxic exposure and metabolic health in healthy adults — citation to be provided."
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"[PLACEHOLDER] Hyperoxic recovery and tissue repair markers — citation to be provided."
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"[PLACEHOLDER] Sleep-tent protocols and overnight adaptation — citation to be provided."
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Eight of the most common questions from clinics, longevity centers and wellness operators.
01Is hypoxic exposure safe for clinical populations?
Properly programmed normobaric hypoxic exposure is safe for healthy adults. For clinical populations, contraindications apply (uncontrolled cardiovascular disease, severe respiratory disease, pregnancy without medical clearance, recent acute illness, sickle cell trait without clearance, active infection). HPFN provides a contraindication screening checklist with every clinical deployment.
02What's the difference between hypoxic and hyperoxic protocols?
Hypoxic protocols lower the oxygen percentage to simulate altitude — used for adaptation, metabolic, and longevity outcomes. Hyperoxic protocols raise the oxygen percentage above ambient (up to 35% on HPFN systems) — used for recovery and tissue repair. HPFN's bi-modal trainers (Everest, Matterhorn) support both within a single session.
03What safety monitoring is built in?
Closed-loop O₂ sensing in every breath, automatic SpO₂ threshold alerts, hard hardware limits on minimum and maximum O₂ delivery, power-loss failsafes that default to ambient air, IEC 60601-aligned electrical safety. Sessions auto-terminate below the SpO₂ floor.
04How does staff training work for clinical settings?
Half-day program covering protocols, contraindication screening, biofeedback monitoring, session logging, and patient communications. Refresher sessions available on request. HPFN's clinical team is available for ongoing protocol consultation.
05Can HPFN integrate with our existing wellness modalities?
Yes. HPFN systems pair cleanly with cold therapy, infrared, red-light, hyperbaric, and sauna modalities. Hyperoxic recovery is a common stack-on after cold or strength sessions.
06What about home deployments for individual clients?
The Kailash sleep tent is the primary home product. Optional clinical supervision is available through HPFN's clinical team and partner clinicians.
07What's the regulatory status of hypoxic equipment in clinical settings?
Regulatory specifics vary by jurisdiction (verify before publishing). In most markets, HPFN's IEC 60601-aligned design supports clinical deployment when used by trained operators following the included screening guidance. HPFN provides regulatory documentation by destination market.
08What ongoing support do you provide?
Quarterly protocol reviews with HPFN's clinical team. Firmware updates throughout product life. Direct technical support and remote troubleshooting included.
Ready to bring the longevity stack into your clinic?
Talk to HPFN's clinical team. We'll design protocols for your patient population, ship the equipment, and train your staff — with the safety profile a clinical room requires.