TheraSauna

TheraSauna specializes in far-infrared sauna therapy, with guests noting specific operational characteristics of its units. The sauna requires a significant heat-up time, taking at least an hour to reach a temperature of 138 degrees. Some guests have experienced technical issues, including equipment malfunctions that require restarting the unit and parts like transmitters failing. The spa's parent company, QCA Spas Inc., is recognized as one of the oldest spa companies in America, operating since 1966 as an innovator in patented spa therapy designed to relieve pain and stiffness. This philosophy is incorporated into the TheraSauna® Far-Infrared Health Saunas, which feature the patented Stable Heat™ System. Despite occasional technical challenges, long-term owners express strong satisfaction with their saunas. Customer service experiences vary; some interactions involve troubleshooting over the phone, while other cases see service representatives arranging for replacement parts to be sent out, particularly for issues identified as needing a main box replacement. The venue represents a long-standing commitment to therapeutic heat technology for personal wellness.