Red light therapy for Hazlet, NJ
Hazlet sits 30 minutes inland from our single NovoTHOR bed in Howell, down Route 35 and Route 9. What the drive is like and what a session involves.
- Off-peak drive
- 30 min
- Rush hour
- 44 min
- The way there
- Route 9 north, Route 516 east, Route 35 north
Route 35 down to Route 516 and across to Route 9, straightforward off-peak and slow through the Route 35 and Route 36 lights once the Bayshore commute gets going.
The Bayshore end of Monmouth County is the far edge of what we can sensibly call our catchment. Half an hour off-peak, three quarters of an hour if you set off at half past five, and the last stretch of Route 9 is the one everyone else in the county is also on. We say so plainly because a page claiming Hazlet is around the corner is a page you can disprove on your phone in ten seconds.
What the drive buys is twenty minutes in a NovoTHOR whole-body bed, and the cleared uses of that bed are narrow enough to list in a line: minor muscle and joint pain, muscle spasm, local blood circulation. Nothing past that, and we are not going to pretend otherwise to a reader who has just agreed to spend an hour in the car. Walking laps at Veterans Park to keep a knee moving, or sitting on Route 36 past Airport Plaza twice a day until your back has opinions about it — that is the wear we mostly see.
Neighborhoods and areas within Hazlet
North Centerville
North Centerville was one of three settlements, along with Hazlet and West Keansburg, set off from Middletown in 1848 to form the township later renamed Hazlet. The fire companies still carry those old names, and North Centerville Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 stands on Middle Road.
Questions from Hazlet
- Is the Parkway a better bet than Route 35 and Route 9?
- Some people take the Parkway south and cut west on I-195. Off-peak it is a wash. In rush hour the Parkway is usually the calmer of the two, even when it is not the shorter one.
- Hazlet station is on the coast line — is there any way to do this without a car?
- Not really. The rail line runs north toward New York, not inland toward Howell, and there is no useful bus connection. Everyone who comes from the Bayshore drives.
- Thirty minutes each way is a lot. How often do people from this far out actually come?
- Less often than people from Howell or Freehold, which is what you would expect. Every other week, or once a month, is a more common rhythm at this distance than a weekly one, and it is a perfectly reasonable way to use the bed.
- Do I have to undress for a session?
- As much as you are comfortable with. Light only does anything on the skin it reaches, so less fabric means more coverage, but that is your call and the room is private.
Also serving near Hazlet
Clients travel to the Howell studio from across this part of the shore. These are the closest areas we write about, with the straight-line distance from Hazlet.
30 minutes from Hazlet
2350 Route 9 South, Cherry Tree Plaza, Howell, NJ 07731. Free parking at the door.