I call my friend to ask what time we are meeting for lunch and she says she wanted to call Broward…read moreCryotherapy and get an appointment first. She briefly told me what it was, and I said, "Cool, see if I can get an appointment as well." So she touched base with this place and they gave us an appointment two hours later. They told us not to apply lotions, and not to wear any jewelry below the neck. We could not find the place!! Yelp directions couldn't get us there, Waze, Siri, no one!!! So we called and she explained where to go. Look for the 595 Corporate Sign, and it's behind the HUGE building, in a warehouse area. We get there and it's attached to a gym. The gym has some super fit people working out, and they direct us to where it is. We walk in and the lady was welcoming, and at the time was directing another customer who was in the chamber to turn every 15 seconds. She checked us in, and a few others walked in, and then walked in Steve, the owner of the gym. He assisted her and helped get everyone situated. He also talked to us and told us more benefits of Cryanotherapy and how it personally helps him. I was really impressed by him. Well, let's get to business. You get naked, put on booties and gloves, and get realllllly cold for about two/three minutes. I thought it would be absolute torture. It wasn't pleasant, but it wasn't that bad at all. When you get out and get dressed, you step on a vibrating plate thing...that was interesting. Overall it was a fun experience, and I would do it again, I felt a little bit giddy when it was done, and am looking forward to going again!

Loved it! I want to become a monthly member! They have very…read moreaffordable membership packages.

I want to start by saying my attendant was very nice and didn't appear to have anything to do with…read morethe marketing that brought me in. Based on my experience in marketing and branding, she was clearly following a script she was trained on. The moment I asked questions off script, there were no answers--and no one else stepped in to help. That alone told me this may not be an isolated situation. This location is actually great--right near the LA Fitness I use, surrounded by other health and wellness businesses. On paper, it's the perfect spot for a place like iCRYO. The issue is how I was brought in. My daughter came across a social media ad offering a $349 package for $47 "TODAY ONLY" with a countdown timer and limited availability. Obvious red flags--but we still gave it a shot. As adults who are active and into fitness and wellness, we genuinely enjoy supporting local businesses that align with that lifestyle. I signed up, paid the $47, and within minutes got a call to book same-day. I was told to expect about a 30-minute visit including a tour. When I got there, everything started off normal--check-in, paperwork, quick tour. I've done cryotherapy and compression therapy before, so I was familiar with most of what they offer. For context, I had knee reconstruction surgery at 18 and have dealt with chronic pain ever since. Managing it through fitness and recovery is just part of my life at this point. So trying something new for $47 is typically worth it in the aggregate. The service I received was red light therapy, which I hadn't tried before. It was presented as part of a "$379 weight loss body contouring package." Screenshots of the actual advertisement and messages are included in this review. The attendants description was read off of the brochure posted in the therapy room. It listed about 20 ailments you can treat by changing the settings of the machine (interestingly, weight loss wasn't even one of them). Stress, hormone balance, pain, autonomic nerve balance, and soft tissue repair were some of the options. I chose "athletic recovery," since I had just come from the gym. A pic of that chart is also included. I was told the session is 12 minutes of therapy and was given basic instructions on how to start the machine after disrobing. It lasted about 8 minutes (I timed it while listening to a podcast). It's similar to a tanning bed, flatter and less comfortable. Afterward, the attendant (again, very nice) went into the membership pitch, which I expected. You advertise to get bodies in front of your pitch person, I get it 100%. After hearing the different plans and memberships, I asked one simple question: What would that exact session cost if I walked in off the street? Answer: $39.....? So I clarified--just to be sure I wasn't misunderstanding--that I had just paid $47 for something that normally costs $39. She confirmed that was correct. No other words spoken. I asked about the $379 package I supposedly purchased, and she said that was a third-party promotion and she wasn't familiar with it. (Insert awkward silence) No one stepped in. No one tried to explain it. No one seemed surprised. I turned down the offer to pay more money for additional sessions and walked out the door. On my way to my car, I remembered I grabbed a screenshot of the advertised package for reasons lole this...... Surly if I show her I was telling the truth I would get a different reaction. That was a negative ghost-rider.... neither her or the other two employees in the room acted concerned or suprised that I was baited with a "$379 package for only $47" offer, and the off-the-street price is $39. There was still no explanation or attempt to reconcile the situation. Just more awkward silence and stares. At that point, it felt less like confusion and more like a disconnect between the marketing and what is actually being delivered in-store. It seems like this is their intended model. To continue to be fair: the staff I interacted with was polite, and the facility itself is clean and well-located. That's what makes this more frustrating--because the underlying business seems solid. What I would have liked to reasonably understand (and would still welcome): What exactly is included in the advertised $349 package? How does that differ from the $39 walk-in service I actually received? Why didn't the staff know about the package or advertisement? Does that promotion and result represent their brand the way they intended? The silver lining in this story is the opportunity to share the experience with the review community so others don't get scammed. Beware when you see an iCRYO promotion or advertisement. Over time, you are usually on the receiving end of warnings and praise for businesses and services. Today, I am a giver! My $47 investment will hopefully help another member of the community. In the meantime, my search for new technology that can help manage my pain continues.

I had an amazing experience here from start to finish. My host was very informative, welcoming, and…read morehelpful, which made me feel comfortable right away. I started with the red light therapy bed for about 12 minutes, and it was honestly the best sleep I've had in a long time. My body felt relaxed and energized at the same time -- such a great feeling. After that, I did the compression therapy on my legs and hips, which felt sooo good, especially with all the training I've been doing. I also tried an IV drip that really woke my body up, and then I finished with the cryo session... which was insane in the best way. I went in wearing a sports bra, shorts, high knee socks, gloves, and a face/neck cover -- but next time I'm definitely bringing a hat! I danced the whole time in the cryo chamber to Bad Bunny's "Tití Me Preguntó", which made the experience even more fun. This was my first time doing anything like this, and it couldn't have come at a better time. My boyfriend surprised me with the full spa package to help me prepare for my half marathon the next day, and it was exactly what my body needed. I can't wait to go back. Highly recommend!

Emily and Gabriella were great & kind as soon as I walked in…read more After checking me in and prepping me they played one of favorite classic tracks and cryo started and it was fantastic Highly recommend this place to everyone

This place is awesome! Alma was very attentive and fun and made the session an enjoyable…read moreexperience! Cryo is great for my tennis recovery! Heading back soon.

This is my favorite place in the whole world! Everything is kept exceptionally clean, everyone is…read moresuper nice and knowledgeable!

From the owner: The Regen Hub focuses on Athletic recovery, pain management and general wellness. We offer our…read moreclients a variety of services such as Cryotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Normatec Compression Therapy, Percussive Therapy, Infrared Sauna as well as many other recovery tools.

BEWARE! they don't tell you when purchasing but you cannot redeem packages at any location, only…read moretheirs. Purchased packages & lost about $250-300 worth once being told they could not be redeemed at any location. Also, every time I went in the staff really had no clue on the services they are offering, unable to offer a list of benefits without doing a google search on their phone. I would recommend checking out Restore for a better experience. Also, they do not tell you when purchasing packages that they do not expire, one of the benefits of choosing package over membership but this is proven to be false, as my packages expired.

I have tried Cryo twice here. First time was when they just opened. Second time was on Friday with…read morea friend. We both purchased a day pass, each trying 3 services - infrared, cryo and red light . We both enjoyed the experience. Cryo is a bit intimidating at first, but before you know it, 3,minutes are up! Infrared I actually break a sweat which isn't common for me, and I have heard red light is good for you? Not sure. Everyone is friendly at the facility, and I do think the things they offer are definitely good for you.

This was my second time here. The first time I was here I tried the cryo facial…read more I tried the infrared sauna which was great, so relaxing. You have it all to yourself, with privacy. I also got to try the cocoon which provides infrared light, burns calories, and vibrates, which feels like a massage . Jeanne Kay, the owner, is very passionate about what she does and helping people.

Ive gone to Jeana Kay forever. Her knowledge of everything cryo and more is a breath of fresh air…read more Had a facial with Sam and will def be back for those too. Bring the littles for salt therapy and treat yourself to all her great body scrupling services. Dont walk RUN.

From the moment you walk in, the entire staff makes you feel welcomed and supported. Everyone is…read moreincredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and truly committed to helping you feel your best. Whether you're recovering from an injury or just working through some discomfort, they take the time to listen and tailor your care to your specific needs Anthony and his entire staff are professional, attentive, and skilled-he explains everything clearly and makes sure you're comfortable throughout the process. The environment is clean, upbeat, and motivating. l've noticed real improvement and always leave feeling better than when I arrived. Highly recommend to anyone looking for effective, personalized care with a team that genuinely cares!

The therapists listened to me and designed programs to treat me as I got better. There was also a…read moregood vibe in the office.

First of all, I'll start with the positive, that everyone working at the NeuroSpinal Institute is…read morevery nice. That being said, I spent many months trying to get neck pain relief from the NeuroSpinal Institute and there was no improvement. After spending thousands of dollars without any progress, I finally gave up on them. They just said, "Unfortunately. sometimes treatments do not succeed as expected." They still message me months later with text advertising to spend more money with them, but never offered even a fractional refund for not curing my neck problem, adding insult to injury. This is what prompted me to post this today. Apparently, their program works for a lot of people and that's what lured me in, but I feel obliged at this point to tell the truth that I wasted a lot of time and money there with nothing to show for it.

Darran Hamm! Come back to the bay area please! My vertigo came back and I need your help to make…read moreit go away. Not only that -- I've also been wearing heels a lot more. Who's going to explain why they are bad for me, but then help realign my back when I wear them anyway? All of you Weston Floridians, I hope you are making the most of having one of chiropractology's best in your city. Dr. Hamm is a rarity, who diagnoses the root of a problem and walks you through it so you understand the causes and the treatment. Definitely worth a try.