From May 11 to 13, Europe's second largest trade fair dedicated to innovation in care and health took place.

With the Italian distributor Domenico Croccia, Biobarica Hyperbaric Solutions was present at the most important fair in Italy in the health field. It took place in the Exposition Center of Bolonia and the slogan of this year was “An exhibition to innovate in the health system”. The event had seven areas of exhibition, more than 700 companies, and a convocation of more than 30.000 professionals. Also, they organized workshops and conferences directed at physicians and non-physicians, both in the public and private sectors. 

The exhibition gave its visitors a complete view of the products and services dedicated to hospitals, diagnostic, digital healthcare, orthopedics, rehabilitation, disability, and assistance, along with technological projects and solutions for the health service. Biobarica presented the Hyperbaric Chamber Revitalair 430F showing all the benefits of hyperbaric oxygen. It was highlighted for its versatile and innovative design and the high therapeutic efficiency of the use of medium pressure. The medical device is distinguished in the market for providing online management software that allows the client to enhance the use of their camera and track the progress of their patients.

On the other hand, our representative spread the different applications of HBOT and the physiological effects of the treatment so the professionals present can add to their medical practice a safe, efficient, and non-invasive therapy. 

The 22nd International Health Exhibition was a resounding success, with both national and international exhibitors and many visitors. Domenico Croccia, a distributor in Italy, commented: "They were 3 very intense days. It had been 3 years since the fair took place, and it was an immense joy for the whole Italian market to be there and find the latest technological innovations. We received many people, especially from Germany, France, and Eastern Europe. I am very satisfied with our work at the fair."