Halo One in San Antonio.

Halotherapy in the recovery room: fine dry salt in the air, low light, and a room built for sitting still.

Dry salt air An amenity, not treatment Start My Comeback

What It Is

Salt air, indoors.

Halo One is halotherapy, sometimes called dry salt therapy. A device disperses a fine salt aerosol into the air of the room, and you sit in it and breathe normally.

There is nothing to do. You sit, the room is quiet, the air has a faint mineral edge to it, and that is the session. It is an amenity in our recovery room. We are not going to tell you what it does for your body, because we are not going to make a claim we cannot stand behind.

You are the one who never sits down. A stretch of doing nothing is the part of the week you will end up defending.

Halotherapy room with fine dry salt dispersed into the air at a physical therapy clinic An amenity, not a prescription

Who Uses It

Who sits in it.

Quiet is the first thing cut from a schedule and the last thing you notice missing.

Necks in for a session, then the salt room Shoulder rehab, then somewhere quiet Back patients who sit down afterwards Hip work in the morning, salt room after Anyone who wants somewhere quiet

What It Is Like

What it is like.

1

You sit down in the room.

2

Salt air, low light, nothing asked.

3

You leave when the session ends.

Why People Like It

Why people book the room.

A quiet room, in a building that is not.

Nothing to do and nothing to perform.

It sits inside the same recovery suite.

Easy to add on your way out.

Pairs Well With

The rest of the recovery room.

Aroma One Aromatherapy running in the same recovery suite. Contrast Therapy Room Hot and cold, a few steps away, when you want the opposite.

Questions, Answered

Halo One, honestly.

It is an amenity. Sitting in a salt room is not the reason you get better here, and we are not going to sell it as though it were. Your evaluation and your plan with a Doctor of Physical Therapy are what change things. The room is here because people enjoy it.

We are not going to make that claim. Halotherapy is dispersed dry salt in the air of a quiet room, and that is all we will tell you it is. If you have a respiratory condition, asthma included, ask your physician before you use it.

Recovery room amenities are not billed as physical therapy. Ask a Client Success Coordinator how access works, or call us at (210) 750-9004 and we will explain the whole thing before you book anything.

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  • Hours Mon to Thu 6:30am to 7pm, Fri and Sat 6:30am to 12pm, Sun closed
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