Remedy Place Brings Its Social Wellness Club to Boston
Remedy Place expands to Boston with its biggest location yet, offering skyline views, new remedies, opportunities for social connection and Pilates
The Remedy Place is bringing its high-end social wellness club concept to Boston, marking its fourth location—its largest to date—after successful launches in New York City and Los Angeles.
Located at 400 Summer Street in Boston’s Seaport District, Remedy Place’s new luxury club offers views of the city skyline and features new amenities like a communal foam bathing suite, a humid sauna for groups of four to six, group mat Pilates and yoga classes, a communal contrast suite with ice baths, a traditional sauna, steam room, showers, hydrogen water on tap and an AI-powered deep tissue massage.
Additional amenities include guided ice bath experiences with breathwork, red light beds, hyperbaric chambers, cryo chambers, Remedy rollers, a lymphatic compression suite, vitamin IV drips and shots, a chiropractic experience, acupuncture, functional medicine services, and Meridian by Remedy Place—an in-house health assessment offering thattests up to 600 biomarkers to create personalized wellness plans.
“The opening of Boston marks an important milestone for Remedy Place,” founder and CEO Dr. Jonathan Leary said. “This club isn’t just about expanding to a new city, it’s about redefining how people connect and live their best lives. We’re redefining the social experience, providing our guests with world-class technology and modalities to enhance self-care routines and provide tools to continuously improve overall health and performance.”
The Boston location will also feature the brand’s signature Tech-Remedies and Alternative Medicine services. Remedy Place Boston is now available to book reservations or a complimentary “first look,” where those interested can tour the club and meet the team.
“Boston is known for innovating at the highest levels of education, healthcare, and technology, making it the perfect city for us to introduce social self-care and continue on our mission to redefine the way the world approaches health and wellness,” Leary continued. “We couldn’t be more excited to bring Remedy Place to the Boston community, creating a space where people can feel their best and discover new ways to have fun and make meaningful connections.”