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Inside the $10,000-a-Month Clubs Where the Wealthy Rewind Time

by Team Lumida
June 24, 2024
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Key Takeaways

  1. Wealthy individuals spend up to $10,000 monthly on exclusive wellness clubs.
  2. These clubs combine luxury amenities with health-focused activities to attract high-income members.
  3. The pandemic heightened the demand for wellness and community-focused social spaces.

What Happened?

Exclusive members-only social wellness clubs have surged in popularity, particularly in urban hotspots like New York City and Los Angeles. Offering a range of luxury amenities, these clubs charge from $300 to $10,000 per month. For instance, THE WELL, starting at $355 monthly, provides yoga, cold plunges, and meditation. Remedy Place, with fees up to $2,250 monthly, offers social acupuncture and IV drips.

These clubs cater to the wealthy, emphasizing curated experiences in health and community. “It was designed to be your one-stop shop for wellness,” said Kane Sarhan, co-founder of THE WELL.

Why It Matters?

This trend underscores a shift in how the affluent signal status. Instead of flaunting luxury goods, they now invest in health and wellness. Silvia Bellezza, a Columbia University marketing professor, noted, “Going to a club tied to health and wellness speaks to this idea of more active leisure.” The pandemic accelerated this trend, with people prioritizing health and community.

Zack Bates, CEO of Private Club Marketing, explained, “Millennials have really put their health and wellness at the forefront and have the financial means to participate in these spaces.”

What’s Next?

Expect further growth in the wellness club sector, driven by increasing demand for health-oriented social spaces. THE WELL plans to expand to Geneva and Miami, while Remedy Place aims to open 16 new locations. The Continuum Club, offering AI-driven wellness regimens, is set to maintain an intimate membership cap to ensure personalized service.

The focus on integrating advanced health technologies and community-building will likely continue. As Anna Pione from McKinsey noted, “Offerings that inspire confidence in efficacy and scientific backing are crucial.”

Source: Fortune Well
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