A health and wellness company has launched its first Dayton-area location. The new-to-market business will create a variety of jobs and offer additional wellness services to the region, including cryotherapy.
Restore Hyper Wellness, an Austin, Texas-based retail provider of proactive wellness services, recently opened its newest location at 2781 Centre Drive in Beavercreek. Owned by John Fox and managed by area resident Henry West, Restore will hold a grand opening celebration from June 23 to 26, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 25. The event will offer discounted rates on select services, as well as membership opportunities.
The 2,400-square-foot studio will employ 10 workers, including wellness representatives, estheticians and registered nurses under the oversight of independent physicians. The Beavercreek location — the first in the Miami Valley — will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays.
Restore helps people with persistent pain management, accelerated injury recovery, improved athletic performance, a boost to their body’s natural defense system and healthspan longevity. With guidance from specialized experts, registered nurses and the oversight of independent physicians, Restore is meant for both long-time fitness enthusiasts and athletes, and those who are looking for the latest offerings in health and wellness.
West, a Cincinnati native, originally found his passion for health and wellness when he discovered CrossFit after high school, and then went on to become an instructor. He learned about the opportunities available at Restore Hyper Wellness through his wife, Hallie Johnson, the regional nurse manager for three locations in Ohio. Together, the two have been using the modalities Restore touts for their own proactive wellbeing and are excited to oversee the Beavercreek location together.
In her role, Johnson supervises and leads training for the area Restore nurses. She has always had an interest in holistic and alternative health care, and when she found out about the services offered at Restore, she instantly felt the brand connected with her passions. She began her journey with Restore in January 2021 working part-time as a nurse before advancing to her current position.
“Restore is very much something I believe in,” Johnson said. “I’ve been able to watch the unique services make a difference in others’ lives and my own. On top of everything I do, I’m also a busy mom. I did a micronutrient test early on through Restore, saw what my body was lacking and made a plan to move forward from there. I use the saunas and IVs regularly and I’ve found I have a lot more energy, and I’m a lot more focused and productive in my day-to-day.”
One of the services offered at Restore is whole body cryotherapy — a cold therapy that immerses the body in temperatures as low as minus-220 degrees Fahrenheit for up to three minutes. This modality is meant to release endorphins, and may help the body boost mood and energy, relieving muscle pain, improving sleep and burning calories rapidly. Other services offered at the wellness facility include IV therapy, red light therapy, biomarker assessments, infrared saunas, compression, mild hyperbaric oxygen therapy, hydrafacials and cryoskin treatments.
“Taking care of yourself should be something that you look forward to and Restore makes that possible,” Fox said. “We’re excited to make proactive health more accessible in the region so that more people can walk out of a Restore location feeling their best, and ready to make the most of every opportunity.” 
Launched in Austin, Texas in 2015, Restore Hyper Wellness is a retail provider of proactive wellness services in the United States. In addition to the new Beavercreek location, Restore’s Ohio footprint includes Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati.
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