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Relax The Back

Misc. Health Supplies + Services·

Relax The Back is a Misc. Health Supplies + Services concept with 59 stores in 59 shopping centers across 27 states. As of September 27, 2026 they opened 2 and closed 5 locations in the last 12 months, a net change of −3. Typical site: 1,500–3,500 SF. Across their fleet, locations have a median 10-minute drive-time population of 79,900 with a median household income of $100,244 and a median age of 39.


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Tracking · 7 events in last 12 months

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Dates shown here are when each event was detected. Actual event may have occurred up to 30 days earlier. Next digest sends Sunday.

Lone Tree, CO · Closed ~Jun 2026 · Detected Jun 26

San Francisco - 1765 Van Ness Ave Closed

San Francisco, CA · Closed ~Dec 2025 · Detected Jan 5

Phoenix, AZ · Closed ~Nov 2025 · Detected Dec 11, 2025

+4 more events · 29% openings — 2 new, 5 closures.

About Relax The Back

Relax The Back is the nation’s largest specialty wellness retailer for ergonomic and back-care solutions. Operating over 70 locations across the United States, the brand serves as a high-intent "Destination Anchor" for consumers seeking relief from chronic pain and postural issues. Since its 2016 acquisition by Human Touch, Relax The Back has transitioned into a "Total Body Wellness" platform, integrating advanced massage technology with medical-grade office furniture and specialized sleep systems. The 2026 retail model emphasizes a "Consultative Showroom" experience where NCCA-certified wellness experts provide personalized fittings for high-ticket items like Zero-Gravity recliners, Tempur-Pedic mattresses, and Humanscale office chairs. For landlords and developers, Relax The Back offers a highly stable, specialty-service profile with a low-overhead footprint (typically 1,800–2,500 sq. ft.) and a high-net-worth customer base that prioritizes quality-of-life investments over traditional discretionary spending.

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