Red Light Therapy Near Freehold Borough & Township

Red light therapy for Freehold, NJ

Freehold Borough and Freehold Township are two municipalities and one drive down Route 9 to our single-bed NovoTHOR studio in Howell.

Off-peak drive

12 min

Rush hour

20 min

The way there

Route 9 north

Route 9 south out of Freehold, where the only real variable is how long the mall and Route 33 interchange decides to keep you.

There are two Freeholds and almost nobody who lives in either one bothers distinguishing. The Borough is the couple of square miles around Main Street, the courthouse and the Hall of Records. The Township is the much larger municipality wrapped the whole way around it — Route 537, CentraState, Michael J. Tighe Park, the mall, and most of the housing. Two governments, two sets of tax bills, one name, and for the purposes of getting to us, one drive.

Getting past the mall

Route 9 south is the default and the Freehold Raceway Mall interchange is where the time goes. From the western side of the Township, Elton-Adelphia Road runs down into Howell and puts you on Route 9 below all of that, which is worth knowing if you live out that way. From the Borough there is no clever alternative: it is Route 9, and the only question is what hour you attempt it. Once you are here it is one room with one NovoTHOR bed in it, booked to you for the length of the appointment.

Neighborhoods and areas within Freehold

East Freehold

East Freehold is the section of Freehold Township around the East Freehold Showgrounds, an 81-acre county property on Kozloski Road that hosts horse and dog shows through the year and the Monmouth County Fair over five days each July. Michael J. Tighe Park, with a lake, ball fields and a skate park, is a few minutes off.

West Freehold

West Freehold grew up around a Route 537 crossroads known in the eighteenth century as Mount's Corner. The West Freehold Schoolhouse opened as a seminary in 1847 and taught until 1936, and the Walker-Combs-Hartshorne Farmstead, whose title runs back to 1686, was listed on the National Register in 1990.

Siloam

Siloam is a locality in Freehold Township along Siloam Road, which meets Route 537 at the Smithburg line. It was one of the township's original nineteenth-century school districts, and the Freehold Township Fire Company still keeps a station on the road.

Smithburg

Smithburg sits where the boundaries of Freehold, Manalapan and Millstone townships meet, with County Route 527 and Monmouth Road running through the village. Wemrock Orchards, a farm market at Route 33 and Wemrock Road in Freehold Township, is the nearest of the area's roadside stands.

Questions from Freehold

Does it matter whether I am in the Borough or the Township?

Not to us, and barely to the drive. The Township's southern and western edges are a few minutes closer to us; the Borough adds the stretch past the mall. It is one road either way.

When is Route 9 worst around Freehold?

Weekday afternoons near the mall and the Route 33 interchange, and Saturdays from late morning onward. Before noon on a weekday is the clean run and it is a completely different drive.

I work in the Borough — can I come on a lunch hour?

Realistically yes. The Borough is close, the session is short, and there is no downtime afterwards, so you go back to your afternoon as normal. Route 9 south at midday is as easy as it gets.

Is there anything I should do before I come in?

Arrive with clean, dry skin and no lotion, oil, or sunscreen on the areas you care about. That is the entire preparation, and there is nothing to bring with you.