Business applications

Find NUSBE’s place in your business.

Explore four settings for a supervised wellness service, then review the space, staffing and operating responsibilities for yours.

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Application groups

Where the supervised service may fit

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Fitness, sport and performance facilities

Make room for a guided wellness experience around the training your community already loves.

Review operating requirements
Customer fit
Runners, cyclists, strength athletes and racquet-sport players looking to include a supervised wellness session in their routine.
Operating fit
Introduce the service through your coaches, member bookings and local sports communities. Review suitability before confirming each session.
Space and staffing
Set aside a private recovery bay away from the training floor, with clear bed access and a trained operator for every session.
Supervised workflow
Staff confirm suitability and the intended routine, manage positioning and settings, monitor comfort throughout and document preferences at close-out.
Next step
Bring your room layout, member profile and likely booking times to a conversation with NUSBE.
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Wellness and recovery centres

Add a distinctive supervised thermal wellness experience to an established recovery menu.

Review operating requirements
Customer fit
People looking for a structured relaxation or post-activity wellness routine within an established non-medical recovery setting.
Operating fit
Fits an existing menu when the venue can explain the system clearly, review suitability and keep the service distinct from diagnosis or treatment.
Space and staffing
Requires a private bed space, safe clearance around the mobile system and a trained operator available for setup, monitoring and close-out.
Supervised workflow
The operator reviews suitability, agrees the area and settings, positions the system, monitors comfort, adjusts or stops when needed and closes the session.
Next step
Review the supervised workflow and room requirements, then discuss the venue and operating model in a private buyer walkthrough.
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Beauty, spa and premium hospitality

Introduce a hosted technology-led wellness service within a premium guest journey.

Review operating requirements
Customer fit
Guests who value a hosted, technology-led wellness experience within an established beauty, spa, resort or premium hospitality journey.
Operating fit
Complements a service-led menu when consultation, privacy, suitability and guest expectations remain under the venue's trained staff supervision.
Space and staffing
Calls for a calm private room or screened bay, suitable bed and clearance, plus designated staff trained to supervise the complete guest experience.
Supervised workflow
The venue sets expectations at booking, completes suitability and comfort checks, hosts the supervised session and returns the guest to its normal aftercare flow.
Next step
Review room planning and operator onboarding, then discuss how the experience could fit the venue's existing service standards.
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Multi-site operators and distributors

Plan a repeatable operating model for qualified locations and responsible market development.

Review operating requirements
Customer fit
Established groups and responsible market-development partners evaluating a consistent supervised wellness proposition across more than one location.
Operating fit
Begins with one controlled operating model and documented responsibilities before any wider training, support or market-development discussion.
Space and staffing
Requires repeatable room standards, named role ownership, operator competency checks and local technical, safety and destination-market escalation paths.
Supervised workflow
Each participating location follows the same suitability, setup, positioning, monitoring, adjust-or-stop and close-out sequence while meeting local duties.
Next step
Review the initial-site workflow, documentation boundaries and support scope before discussing multi-site or distribution qualification.

Launching at one venue? Start here.

Plan a private bed area, safe equipment clearance and trained staff coverage. Plan how you will welcome customers, assess suitability and guide each session from start to finish.

Build a repeatable service before expanding.

Start with a suitable initial location. Document room standards, operator competency checks and local escalation contacts before considering a wider rollout.

Developing a new market?

Distribution adds separate documentation, importer and service-support responsibilities. Explore that pathway with the NUSBE team.

Your next step

Let’s explore your business plans.

Bring your questions. We’ll start with your venue, your market and a private system walkthrough.

Discuss your business