Restore Hyper Wellness
📍 9711 E 116th St Suite 330, Fishers, Indiana, 46037
Services: Cryotherapy, Red Light Therapy, Infrared Sauna
Amenities & Features
Pricing
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Level Up: $190/month for 8 credits ($23.75 per therapy). Elevate: $290/month for 14 credits ($20.71 per therapy). Core: $330/month for 31 credits ($10.65 per therapy). Credits can be used for Core Therapies (Cryotherapy, Infrared Sauna, Compression, Red Light Therapy) or IV Drips (4 credits = IV Drip with 2 Signature Nutrients or High Dose Drip). Memberships require 3-month commitment with 30-day cancellation notice. | |
About
Additional Amenities
This venue offers a science-backed approach to wellness with a core suite of therapies. Guests frequently utilize IV therapy, reporting effective and recharging results from infusions like B Complex and Vitamin B12. The venue provides an Infrared Sauna as part of its service menu, which guests combine with other modalities. Additional services include Red Light Therapy and a Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber, described as roomy once pressurized with a sensation similar to airplane ear popping.
Atmosphere
The facility maintains a calm, clean, bright, airy, and welcoming vibe. Guests appreciate the tranquil environment, though some note recent concerns about cleanliness, citing old and dingy towels, stained storage cubes, and bathrooms that appear unprofessionally cleaned.
Pricing
The pricing structure is noted by guests as expensive and can be very confusing. There are membership options available, but several guests report significant difficulty with cancellation, including erroneous charges continuing for months after attempted cancellation and unresponsive management regarding refunds.
Staff
Feedback on staff is mixed. Many guests praise the nursing staff as amazing, friendly, welcoming, professional, informative, and patient, especially with difficult IV placements. However, there is a noted high turnover among nurses, which makes it hard for guests to build confidence. Specific feedback mentions an employee named Jessica as unprofessional, and management is cited as unresponsive to billing issues.
