Its foundation reflects a philosophy that places new technology and long-established healing traditions on the same continuum, with each modality serving a common purpose: helping people feel better and take a more active role in their own health. That outlook traces back to years of development and a larger vision shaped by Jonathan Leary, centered on giving people the tools and education to take their health into their own hands. The Flatiron location marks the brand’s expansion into New York City as its second club, extending a concept that began in Los Angeles and moved east with ambitions to grow further.

It reflects a period of momentum for Remedy Place, including the evolution of experiences beyond the club itself and into events that bring personalized social self-care to a larger scale. Even as it expands, the core idea remains consistent: wellness is not only about recovery or optimization in isolation, but about creating spaces where care, ritual, and connection reinforce one another. In Flatiron, that philosophy takes shape as a wellness destination with a social pulse—one that frames self-care less as retreat from life than as a way of participating in it more fully.