The studio offers private infrared sauna suites and advanced light therapy, allowing clients to customize sessions for post-workout recovery or stress relief. Kim, who serves as both founder and her own target demographic, noted that the facility fills a gap in the local market for accessible, dedicated recovery space. The opening marks the first entrepreneurial effort for the duo, who managed the transition from commercial real estate planning to building a local team.

To introduce the concept, the owners are offering two complimentary sessions to prospective guests. Beyond individual wellness, the studio has begun integrating into the community by supporting local organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters and Hope Above Fear. This expansion adds a new location to the brand's national footprint of 81 studios, focusing on a model that combines full-spectrum infrared light with chromotherapy.