Our story
It started in a Berlin cryochamber and a Los Angeles living room.
In 2009 our founders brought whole body cryotherapy to the United States. Seventeen years later, our Marina del Rey chambers are still the coldest in LA.
- 2009
- First WBC practice in the US
- 17+
- Years running cryo chambers
- −220°F
- Cooled room air, no gas contact
Mission
Non-pharmaceutical, preventive healthcare.
Cryohealthcare exists to enhance lives through preventive health — combining expertise with the latest developments in cryogenics to help clients exceed their goals in health, athletic performance and beauty.
Unlike traditional cryosaunas (which we also feature and distribute), our walk-in cryochambers use an indirect method of cooling normal room air to −220°F and below. You are never exposed to gaseous nitrogen.
Our founders are honored to serve as Board Members of the Arthritis Foundation, which leads the fight for the arthritis community through information, access to care, science and advocacy.
Team
The people behind the cold
- Photo · Emilia Kuehne
Emilia Kuehne
Co-Founder & CEO
- Photo · Jennifer Managna
Jennifer Managna
Marina del Rey Manager
- Photo · Team member
Team member
Marina del Rey
What is cryotherapy?
From the Greek: cryo, cold. Therapy, cure.
Cryotherapy is the local or general use of low temperatures to promote wellness, dating back to ancient civilizations — ice packs on the lower back, ice baths for athletes.
Whole body cryotherapy originated in Japan in 1978; Polish scientists made it the modality it is today, and the Olympic rehabilitation center in Spała, Poland has trained and rehabilitated athletes with it since May 2000.
Whole body cryotherapy supplements health and wellness programs without treating medical disease.
Memberships
Six, twelve or eighteen sessions a month. From $299.
Marina del Rey members mix whole body cryotherapy, local cryo and Cryofacials® however they like, add LED, BEMER or compression to every visit, and take up to 20% off programs, NAD+, T-Shape and T-Shock.