Cedar Bridge red light therapy, by the numbers
A community rich in Revolutionary War history and framed by the Pine Barrens, now with a modern recovery option a short drive away. Here is the whole picture at a glance, from the science to the drive.
- c. 1816
- Cedar Bridge Tavern built
- 660 + 850
- Red and near-infrared nm
- FDA
- Cleared NovoTHOR device
- Full body
- Treated in one session
Cedar Bridge, known for
Last Revolutionary skirmish
Site of the final skirmish of the American Revolutionary War.
Historic tavern
The circa-1816 Cedar Bridge Tavern County Historic Site.
Pine Barrens
Natural Pine Barrens landscapes and trails on the doorstep.
Protected open space
Preserves and habitats safeguarded for the community.
From 1816 to today
A short history of Cedar Bridge, ending with the newest chapter in local wellness.
- c. 1816
Cedar Bridge Tavern established
The historic tavern is built, becoming a fixture of the community and its Revolutionary-era story.
- Revolution
The last skirmish
Cedar Bridge is recognized as the site of the last skirmish of the American Revolutionary War.
- Preserved
Protected for the future
The tavern is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and an 11-acre Cedar Bridge Preserve safeguards open space and natural habitats in Ocean County.
- Today
Modern recovery, minutes away
Residents pair that heritage of resilience with FDA-cleared whole-body red light therapy at our Howell studio.
Benefits, mapped to what matters
Each is studied, not guaranteed, and results vary. Tap any block for the underlying research.
Pain and inflammation
Studied for reducing inflammatory discomfort and easing muscle and joint pain.
Joint health
May support more comfortable, mobile joints for an active outdoor life.
Circulation
Encourages blood flow and tissue oxygenation to support overall vitality.
Recovery and performance
Helps reduce muscle fatigue so training and trail days recover faster.
Longevity
Supports cellular energy production for healthy aging over time.
Sleep quality
Evening light exposure may help regulate circadian rhythm and rest.
Local landmarks
- Cedar Bridge Tavern County Historic Site
- A historic tavern built circa 1816, recognized as the site of the last skirmish of the American Revolutionary War and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Cedar Bridge Preserve
- An 11-acre nature preserve managed by the New Jersey Natural Lands Trust, offering protected open space and natural habitats in Ocean County.
- Cedar Bridge Branch
- A stream in Ocean County, part of the local watershed and a notable natural feature in the Cedar Bridge area.
The wellness picture
Cedar Bridge sits close to Brick Township and Barnegat, giving residents ready access to fitness centers, yoga studios, and health food stores. Nature preserves and walking trails, including Cedar Bridge Preserve and the nearby Cedar Bridge Manor trail, encourage an active, outdoor lifestyle. Though the community itself is small and historic, its residents keep pace with modern wellness trends, and now whole-body red light therapy is part of that reach.
Also serving
Barnegat Township, Brick Township, Lakewood Township, Point Pleasant, and Toms River.
The drive to Howell
- Destination
- Cherry Tree Plaza
- Address
- 2350 Route 9 South, Howell, NJ 07731
- Parking
- Free, on-site
Add the newest chapter to Cedar Bridge
Book a whole-body NovoTHOR® session in Howell, or call to talk it through. A resilient community deserves a modern recovery tool.