One floor above East 39th Street, five minutes from Grand Central.
Your first visit includes an intake with a clinician and a written protocol to take home.
You lie down inside a full-body bed of red and near-infrared light. It feels like warm sun. Most people use it for post-training soreness, skin tone and texture, and getting their evenings to wind down properly.
Timed waves of pressure move up the legs and hips. Unfamiliar for the first two minutes, then most people fall asleep in it. Good for long days standing or flying, circulation, and recovery between hard sessions.
Guided breathing on floor futons with crystal bowls, chimes and didgeridoo. Alone, as a pair, or in a small group. The fastest lever you own when the week is already heavy.
Structured sessions with Dr. Kim focused on stress management, habits and how you're actually spending your energy. A wellness conversation — not psychotherapy, and not a substitute for it.
Suite 300 at 6 East 39th. Lockers, a robe and a shower are there if you want them. Ninety seconds of paperwork on the iPad.
Your clinician asks how you sleep, how you train and where you hold stress, then sets your light dose and compression pressure. Not a sales call.
Phone in the tray. Warmth first, then a slow wave up the legs. Most people leave looser, warmer and noticeably calmer.
Pick any single session, or start with the first-visit programme — an intake with a clinician plus a written protocol to take home. Free reschedule up to 12 hours before.
Leave your email and we'll stay in touch — recovery tips from our clinicians, new services as they open, and the occasional offer for people on the list. Nothing else.
Red light beds are turning up in gyms, salons and hotel basements all over Manhattan. Almost none of them ask you a single question before you get in.
Here the dose, the duration and the cadence are decided by a clinician who has your intake in front of her — and adjusted as your body responds over the following weeks.
Meet Dr. Kim on your first visitWhatever you're comfortable in. More exposed skin means more surface reached by the light, so most people go down to underwear — the room is private and locks from the inside. Robes and disposable eye shields are provided.
No. The bed feels like warm sun. Compression feels like a firm squeeze moving up your legs in waves. Pressure is adjustable at any point and there's a stop button in your hand.
Budget approximately one hour for a first visit, including the intake. Single sessions after that run twenty to forty-five minutes.
Yes. No downtime, no oil, nothing to wash off. Showers are available if you're coming from the gym.
That's exactly what the first visit answers. Dr. Kim will usually suggest between once and three times a week for the first month — and she'll tell you if once a month is genuinely enough.
No. Single sessions are always available. Packages and memberships cost less per session for people who come often — we'll only bring them up if the math works in your favor.
“By the end I could tell my muscles had loosened up. My legs especially felt a lot lighter.”
“If you're an active runner looking for a peaceful place to recover, I highly recommend it.”
“It noticeably helped my sleep quality. The staff took the time to explain everything.”
Five and ten-session bundles you can spend across any device, at a lower cost per session.
View packages →Monthly credits, priority booking and member rates. Worth it once you're coming regularly — not before.
View memberships →For someone who needs an hour off more than another object. Redeemable against anything on the menu.
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