Wellness with a small-town heart.
Experience revitalization. Hightstown's vibrant, close-knit community embraces wellness journeys like FDA-cleared NovoTHOR red light therapy, waiting a short drive away in Howell.
A town that already takes care of itself
Hightstown has a wonderfully active wellness culture. Neighbors gather at local gyms and yoga studios, shop the health-food options downtown, and rely on nearby medical care to stay well. From the Harvest Fair to a stroll along Peddie Lake, community and healthy living are woven together here.
Red light therapy is a natural next step: an evidence-based, drug-free way to recover, rejuvenate and recharge. Established back in 1853, Hightstown has always known the value of caring for its own, and we are glad to be part of that story.
Why neighbors come in
The Hightstown we love
The landmarks that make this community feel like home, and the neighbors we are proud to welcome to our Howell studio.
Peddie School
A prestigious preparatory school founded in 1864, known for its historic campus in the heart of town.
Campus life runs on early mornings, athletic seasons and long study nights. Sleep and physical recovery are the first things that calendar squeezes, and they are the two effects people most often report from consistent sessions.
Hightstown Memorial Park
A beloved local park with walking paths, a pond, playgrounds and community gathering spaces.
Regular walking is the most durable exercise habit there is, and also the one that quietly stiffens hips, calves and lower backs over the years. Whole-body light meets all of them in one visit rather than one at a time.
Hightstown Diner
A classic New Jersey diner and local institution that has served the community for decades.
Counter and kitchen work is standing work, on hard floors, at odd hours. Anyone keeping that schedule tends to be interested in support for circulation and rest that does not add another pill to the day.
Downtown Historic District
Preserved 19th-century architecture, boutique shops and local eateries reflecting the town's history.
A walkable downtown means errands happen on foot year-round. That is good for you, and it is also why foot, knee and back complaints here are the everyday kind rather than the sports-injury kind.
Peddie Lake, the Harvest Fair and a full local calendar
What Hightstown is known for reads like a list of reasons to be outside and on your feet: a walkable historic downtown, the educational heritage that grew up around the Peddie School, the Hightstown Harvest Fair, boutique shopping and genuinely diverse dining, and parks with real recreational programming behind them.
The everyday version of that is a scenic loop around Peddie Lake, an afternoon at the Hightstown Engine Co. No. 1 Firehouse Museum, or an hour in Memorial Park with the kids. None of it is extreme, and that is exactly the point. The wear that comes from a consistently active life is low-grade and cumulative, so it answers to a maintenance habit rather than to emergency treatment.
The Harvest Fair and the seasonal downtown events do something practical, too: they keep people connected enough that word of mouth still decides which local services are worth trying.
Why a drug-free option lands well here
The infrastructure is already in place: gyms such as Retro Fitness and Anytime Fitness, yoga at Honor Yoga, the Hightstown Health Food Store downtown, and medical care through Penn Medicine Princeton Health alongside local primary care practices. Residents here are comfortable pairing conventional care with proactive, holistic habits.
Red light therapy sits neatly in that middle space. It is not medication and it does not replace your physician. The 660nm red and 850nm near-infrared wavelengths are absorbed by your mitochondria, the structures inside cells that generate energy, and better-fueled cells carry out their ordinary repair and circulation work more efficiently.
Expect a warm, calm session first and results later. Sleep is commonly the earliest change people notice; skin tone and texture and long-standing aches take longer, generally weeks of regular visits rather than days. Individual results vary, and setting honest expectations is part of the service.
Your first NovoTHOR® visit, unhurried
Arriving
No lengthy intake ritual. Tell us what you are hoping to improve and we will talk through a sensible starting frequency before you get in.
What to wear
The more skin the light can reach, the better, so most people undress to underwear. There is private space to change, and eye protection is provided.
How the bed feels
You lie down and the NovoTHOR treats your whole body at once. It is warm, quiet and short, with no needles, no medication and no downtime afterward.
How often to return
Two or three visits a week is a typical starting rhythm, tapering toward maintenance once you know how your own body responds.
Worth a word with your doctor
If you are pregnant, take photosensitizing medication, or manage a condition affecting your skin or eyes, check with your physician first and tell us when you arrive.
Come see us in Howell
Our studio is an easy, friendly drive from downtown Hightstown at Cherry Tree Plaza, 2350 Route 9 South, Howell, NJ 07731, with free parking right out front.
Friends across the Windsors and beyond
Hightstown sits at the center of a tight cluster of Mercer County communities, and neighbors from every one of them make the same drive. A few of them have a page of their own.
- Red light therapy in Cranbury
- Red light therapy in Robbinsville
- East Windsor
- Plainsboro
- West Windsor