Lakewood NJ Red Light Therapy on Route 9

Red light therapy for Lakewood, NJ

One NovoTHOR bed, one room, straight up Route 9 from Lakewood. FDA-cleared whole-body red light therapy in Howell, by appointment.

Off-peak drive

13 min

Rush hour

22 min

The way there

Route 9 south

Route 9 and nothing else, with the stretch between Route 70 and County Line Road accounting for most of whatever the trip costs you.

The drive is Route 9 and that is the entire set of directions. You cross County Line Road, Ocean County becomes Monmouth, and a couple of miles later Cherry Tree Plaza is on the southbound side — which from Lakewood means going past it and crossing back. Everyone does that once.

Lakewood is the largest municipality in Ocean County and it has not stopped growing. Between Beth Medrash Govoha and the schools around it, the industrial park off New Hampshire Avenue, the ballpark, and the neighborhoods that keep filling in on both sides of Route 9, a lot of people here are either on their feet for twelve hours or sitting still for twelve hours, and both end up in the same shoulders and the same lower back. What we run is one NovoTHOR bed in one room. You book a time, the door closes behind you, and the session itself is short enough that it fits between two other errands on the same road.

Neighborhoods and areas within Lakewood

A Country Place

A Country Place is an age-restricted community built in the 1970s, made up of single-family houses and attached condominiums of two and three bedrooms. It has its own clubhouse and outdoor pool.

Leisure Village

Leisure Village opened for sale in 1963 on the south side of Route 70, the first of the three Leisure Villages that Leisure Technology built in this part of Ocean County. It covers 240 acres and 2,433 attached homes, and the 2020 census counted 4,966 residents.

Leisure Village East

Leisure Village East is a gated age-restricted community on the Lakewood side of the Brick township line, built in the early 1970s with just under 1,500 attached homes. It has a nine-hole golf course and the Barton Hall recreation center, and the 2020 census counted 4,189 residents.

Questions from Lakewood

How do I get into the plaza coming from the Lakewood side?

Cherry Tree Plaza is on the southbound side of Route 9, so heading north out of Lakewood you have to cross over. Give yourself the lane change a little earlier than feels necessary — the first visit always runs slightly long.

Can I get an appointment early enough on a Friday?

Friday is a 10 AM to 5:30 PM day for us, and on short winter Fridays we would rather book you in the morning than have you watching the clock on the drive home. Call and we will find something early.

Is the session private?

One room, one bed, one person at a time. The door closes and nobody else is on the floor. If it matters to you, mention it when you book and we will leave a little more space either side of your appointment.

How bad is Route 9 through Lakewood at rush hour?

It is the slow part of the trip, and the worst of it is between Route 70 and County Line Road from about four o'clock on. A late-morning or early-afternoon slot cuts the drive down noticeably.

Two of us want to come in the same trip — is that possible?

Yes. It is one bed, so it is one person at a time, but back-to-back slots are usually available if you call rather than booking online. That works well when one car is making the run up Route 9.