Next Health - Boulder

Walk-in IV drips, cryotherapy and membership hormone programmes on 29th Street, Boulder

Boulder, CO, United States·$$$
Next Health - Boulder

About Next Health - Boulder

Next Health is a US chain of health-optimisation clinics. The Boulder branch is at 1855 29th St #1164, inside a shopping centre with free parking in the marked spaces.

Treatments the company lists for this location:

  • cryotherapy, a few minutes standing in a chamber chilled far below freezing
  • hyperbaric oxygen therapy, breathing oxygen inside a pressurised chamber
  • EBOO ozone therapy, in which blood is drawn, mixed with ozone gas through a filter and returned to the vein
  • therapeutic plasma exchange, where the plasma, the liquid part of blood, is swapped for a replacement fluid
  • infrared LED and sauna sessions
  • IV drips and vitamin shots, nutrients fed into a vein or muscle rather than swallowed
  • NAD+ therapy, an infusion of a coenzyme that cells use to release energy
  • biomarker blood panels, dozens of markers from one blood draw
  • an executive physical, which bundles lab tests, genetic screening and full-body imaging with an appointment to review the results

Hormone and weight programmes here are sold through the chain's membership rather than one appointment at a time. The company says they may include peptide therapy and continuing medical supervision. Aesthetic treatments are handled separately, by medical aesthetic nurses.

It opens 9am to 6pm Monday to Saturday and 11am to 5pm on Sunday, and takes walk-ins for some services. No prices are published for Boulder, and the executive physical page mentions full-body imaging without saying which scan it uses. Ask about both before booking.

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