The best health & wellness spots in Lancaster County

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Lost in Float (opens in a new tab)

8244 Northern Lights Drive Ste 112 · Lincoln

Skip the scattershot self-care and hit Lost in Float this week, a family-owned spot with Lincoln’s only full wellness stack under one roof.…

Checked Jul 28

Skip the scattershot self-care and hit Lost in Float this week, a family-owned spot with Lincoln’s only full wellness stack under one roof. Float, sauna, cold plunge, cryo, red light, HBOT, Tonal, even a Women's Sauna, all science-backed and spotless... perfect for stress, recovery, sleep, and feeling human again.

From the Lincoln newsletter, August 6, 2026

3D Wellness (opens in a new tab)

400 N 48th St Ste B4 · Lincoln

Stressed shoulders, tight quads, brain fog, meet your match at 3D Wellness. Their biohacking lineup spans cryotherapy, infrared sauna,…

Checked Aug 14

Stressed shoulders, tight quads, brain fog, meet your match at 3D Wellness. Their biohacking lineup spans cryotherapy, infrared sauna, halotherapy, StimSculpt muscle sculpting, Ballancer Pro, and FDA approved LED light therapy, so you can reset and feel like yourself again this week.

From the Lincoln newsletter, August 20, 2026

3D Wellness (opens in a new tab)

400 N 48th St Ste B4 · Lincoln

3D Wellness brings Lincoln legit recovery and feel-good upgrades with cryo contouring, muscle sculpting, halotherapy, infrared sauna, LED…

Checked Aug 5

3D Wellness brings Lincoln legit recovery and feel-good upgrades with cryo contouring, muscle sculpting, halotherapy, infrared sauna, LED light therapy, even the Sculpt Pod Pro and Ballancer Pro... the stuff you wish your home had. Swing in when you want to feel lighter, looser, and more you.

From the Lincoln newsletter, August 11, 2026