REKOOP, opened on 1 June 2024 at 18 Robinson Road, positions itself as Asia's first social wellness club, bringing biohacking-style recovery technology into a community-oriented, private-members setting in the heart of Singapore's CBD. Founded by entrepreneur Yinon Vardi, the club is built around blending Eastern health philosophies with scientifically informed modern treatments — and around the founders' explicit goal that members leave the space "feeling something," rather than simply having ticked off a treatment.
The core treatment menu centers on advanced recovery technology: hyperbaric oxygen therapy (including AirPod-style oxygen chambers), infrared saunas, ice baths and cryotherapy chambers, red light therapy, and lymphatic drainage sessions, all delivered through personalized protocols. Guest wellness journeys are organised around what REKOOP trademarks as its "Optimal 8" framework, an eight-pillar approach spanning movement, nourishment, community, mindfulness and related dimensions of health, with dedicated concierges guiding members through the space. The club also runs member follow-up reviews every few weeks to track how the body is responding across measures like sleep quality, inflammation, recovery speed, mood and energy.
Beyond the treatment technology itself, REKOOP leans heavily into its "social" identity: a sensory-designed lounge area — with specially calibrated lighting, therapeutic scents, energized water and frequency-tuned sound — serves as a space for both purposeful meetings and casual gathering, complete with biohacking drinks, cognitive-training offerings and healing-frequency sound sessions. The club regularly hosts chill talks and workshops led by holistic health experts, and members can bring guests along, reinforcing the idea that recovery and community go hand in hand rather than being treated as separate pursuits. The club has more recently extended its model through REKOOP FLEX, a related recovery-club concept aimed at performance-driven professionals seeking quick, no-frills recovery sessions built around their schedules.