This was an awesome experience for my body, and I have heard there are many health benefits to…read morecryotherapy. Although the process takes roughly 3 minutes make sure you account for the time it takes to fill out paperwork, get changed, etc. This will only happen your first time, after that your thumb print serves as you "checking in" for your appointment. Ask about their discount packages and memberships where you get more sessions for a lower price. I know that it seems like a lot of money, but I am telling you give a try. Drop me a line if you would like to ask about special deals!

Really awesome place! This was my first cryogenic therapy experience and I was a bit nervous but it…read morecouldn't have gone any better! This one is located right inside the American fitness gym. There's a one time short application process for new customers. Frank, the staff member was really awesome and patient with us when we were running late to our appointment. He was very thorough and explained the whole application process and once we were getting ready to enter the CRYO chamber he went over the steps and how it works thoroughly. They have a changing area for you and provide you with gear to wear during the time in the chamber. The average interval is about 3 minutes and if you feel like you can't make it, the staff member is there through the process and can get you out if you want to. I honestly felt amazing afterwards and can't wait to be back here!

I had to cancel an appointment. I was told NO PROBLEM.CALL…read moreTO RESCHEDULE. I Was immediately billed for the full visit of $125.00 I had been a repeat customer and planned to continue. I was not aware that you can only cancel in WRITING with a 30 day notice. Had I been told that when I make appointments you are not able to cancel. I would have gone some where else. They basically don't care that they lost a customer. Be aware!

Hydro facial was done with a cheap Amazon machine. Make sure you know what you are getting before…read morehand. You don't get what is advertised. Esthetician was pleasant but needs more training. not impressed and will not go back or recommend.

"Look no further" I…read moresuffered from extreme muscle pain due to total jaw replacement on both sides that effects my neck and shoulders. My visit to family wellness center started off with an adjustment with doc. After evaluating my issue I was given a treatment plan that consisted of therapeutics massages and adjustments. Within a week I was feeling much better. I continued with the treatments and I am overwhelmed by the outcome. I can turn my head lift my arms without any pain. Also, my facial muscles are relaxed and I'm able to smile again. I live out of state and I can wait to return to see all of the wonderful and caring staff. I also treated myself to a dermaplaning facial.

Great around office and great people!!! Sarah gives the best facial and is so friendly and enjoys…read moredoing what she does, and Doctor Teresa is the best for DRY NEEDLING to reduce tension ! She is amazing and so friendly. Doctor Bryan is great and has been taking good care of my husband as well. They do it all and a great job doing it.

Staff was friendly and offered packages for many of their services. Definitely try their smoothies,…read morethe Berry Merry was really good.

Be aware - it's not all it appears to be or what you are told it will be…read more Wife was treated for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) for over 2 months and we spent over $2,500. on treatments and supplements in the end creating a worsening of her conditions. When we asked Dr. Dong what she was willing to do to help with my wife's ill condition or give us a partial refund, she told us how caring a person she is, how hard she has been working and how sick she got on a trip to China. All excuses with no offer to help my sick wife. Dr. Dong strongly recommended frequent treatments using a Rife device, which made my wife very sick for several months before she recovered to her prior condition. The only time she paid undivided attention was on the 1st visit when promising significant results. Later visits were interrupted by nurses coming in to ask questions about another patient's treatment. As they say: "Caveat Patient" - beware before you get your hopes up and spend your money!