Remedy Place Boston
Remedy Place Boston is a social wellness club on Summer Street in Boston's Seaport. Its Functional Medicine Programs include a Comprehensive Assessment Suite with blood work, VO2 max testing and movement analysis. Tech-Remedies include guided ice baths, sauna suites, hyperbaric oxygen chambers and a red light bed, alongside vitamin IV drips, vitamin shots including NAD+, chiropractic and acupuncture.
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Katie Elliot, BSN
Registered Nurse, BSN
Published qualificationsPublished as a Registered Nurse with over six years of experience, specializing in holistic IV/IM therapy for the past two years, who began her career at Brigham and Women’s Hospital before bone marrow and stem cell transplant nursing at the University of Florida Shands Hospital.
Marisa Opalinski, BSN
Registered Nurse, BSN
Published qualificationsPublished as a Registered Nurse for five years, specializing in holistic IV nutrient therapy, with a background in Neuroscience, Women's Health, and fitness.
Care at Remedy Place Boston
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What people come here for
Kinds of care
Tests and services
- Hyperbaric oxygen
- Pressurized oxygen sessions marketed for healing and longevity.
- IV vitamin therapy
- Vitamin and fluid infusions marketed for energy and recovery.
- Red light therapy
- Light-panel sessions marketed for skin and recovery.
- VO₂ max testing
- Measures cardiorespiratory fitness, the strongest exercise predictor of longevity.
- Vitamin & lipotropic injections
- Quick shots of B12, glutathione and fat-metabolism compounds.
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