Wellness Gift Cards in Edina, MN
Give someone the thing they keep saying they should try. Aervita gift cards hold a dollar value, work on any service in the clinic, never expire, and carry no fees.
What a gift card covers
An Aervita gift card holds a dollar balance, which means it never locks anyone into one decision. It can go toward the Initial Health Assessment, hyperbaric oxygen, red light therapy, Pulse PEMF, wellness lab panels, a membership, or any of the Rapid Recovery Protocols.
That matters more than it sounds. The person receiving it comes in, gets examined, and decides with the doctor what actually fits their situation. A card funds that conversation instead of pre deciding it.
Any amount
Pick one of the suggested amounts or type your own.
Delivered by email
Send it straight to them with a note, or send it to yourself to hand over in person.
Never expires
No expiration date and no fees, ever. Minnesota law, and our policy.
Good on any service
Applied at checkout like cash. Whatever is left stays on the card.
Popular amounts, and what they usually cover
Three amounts cover most of what people give, and they line up with what people actually book. Beyond these, $279 covers one month of the Rejuvenate membership, which includes red light and PEMF, and you can put any amount you like on a card and let the person decide. Larger cards usually go toward a protocol or a few months of a membership.
$84
Initial Health Assessment
The Initial Health Assessment, a forty minute visit with the doctor. This is the best card to give, because it is where every plan of care starts.
- Forty minutes with the doctor
- Where every plan of care starts
- The best card to give a new patient
$175
One Hour of Hyperbaric Oxygen
About one hour in the hyperbaric chamber.
- A full hour in the chamber
- The service people are most curious about
- Assessment first, then sessions
$243
Five Session Pack
A five session pack of red light therapy or Pulse PEMF.
- Red light therapy or Pulse PEMF
- Five sessions, used on their schedule
- Enough to actually feel a difference
What they can actually spend it on
Everything at the clinic is on the table, which is the point of a dollar value card. A short tour, in case you are buying for someone and are not sure what any of it is.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Sixty minutes in a pressurized chamber breathing oxygen. It is the service people travel to us for and the one most often given as a gift, because almost nobody buys their first session for themselves.
Red light therapy. A whole body LED bed using six wavelengths across red, green and near infrared. Twenty to thirty minutes, no heat, nothing to recover from.
Pulse PEMF. Pulsed electromagnetic field sessions, usually twenty minutes, often paired with red light in the same visit.
Functional medicine and lab work. A doctor visit built around actual bloodwork rather than a fifteen minute appointment and a guess. Lab panels start at $349 and the interpretation visit is where the value is.
Chiropractic care. Examination and adjustment with Dr. Faber for the people who need hands on care rather than a machine.
Rapid Recovery Protocols. Prepackaged plans that sequence hyperbaric, red light and PEMF over a set number of weeks, for concussion, acute injury, surgery preparation and recovery, neuropathy, or longevity.
Home chamber rental. Six weeks with a chamber in their own house, up to forty sessions, delivered, installed and trained.
A card can be the whole cost of one of these or a dent in a bigger one. Either way it is applied at checkout like cash.
How a gift card works
Two minutes online and it is done. Nothing to mail and nothing to pick up.
Buy it online.
The purchase runs through Square, so card details never touch our systems. Choose an amount, add a message, and check out.
It arrives by email.
Send it directly to the recipient on the date you choose, or send it to yourself so you can print it and hand it over.
They book.
Any service works. If they have never been here, the first visit is the $84 Initial Health Assessment with the doctor.
We apply it at checkout.
The balance comes off the total like cash. Anything left over stays on the card for next time.
When people actually buy these
December is the busy month, but it is not the only one.
The holidays. The classic case. Someone in the family has been curious about the chamber all year and has not booked it.
A birthday for someone who has everything. Nobody needs another object. An hour of something that might make their back stop hurting is a different kind of gift.
Before or after a scheduled surgery. People buy these for a parent or a spouse with a procedure on the calendar, so there is something already paid for waiting when they want it.
A retirement or a big milestone. Larger cards tend to go toward a protocol or a few months of a membership.
Thanking someone. Staff, a referral partner, a contractor who saved your remodel. Call or text us and we will set up more than one at a time.
Spending down a flexible spending account. A gift card is a purchase rather than a medical expense, so it is not usually an eligible FSA or HSA item. If you have account dollars to use before the year ends, spend them on your own care instead. Our insurance and payment page walks through how that works.
Who a card like this is actually good for
The one who keeps saying they will. The person who has been talking about trying the chamber for a year and has not booked it.
Someone with a surgery on the calendar. A card gives them something practical to use around a scheduled procedure, on their own timeline.
The athlete who never recovers. The runner, lifter or hockey parent who is always sore and never does anything about it.
The parent who spends on everyone else. Someone who would never book this for themselves.
Staff and referral partners. A clean way to thank an employee or a provider who sends us patients.
Terms
The fine print, in plain words
- Never expires, no fees. Minnesota law prohibits expiration dates and any service or dormancy fee on gift certificates sold for money. We would not add them anyway.
- Dollar value, not a specific treatment. The card holds a balance. It is not a prepaid treatment plan and it does not commit anyone to a course of care.
- Care begins with an examination. Whatever the amount on the card, a new patient starts with the $84 Initial Health Assessment. What follows is decided by the doctor and the patient, not by the size of the card.
- Balances carry over. Use part of it now and the rest whenever.
- Not for car accident care. Care billed to a Minnesota no fault auto claim cannot be paid with a gift card, because we bill that directly to the auto insurer. Our insurance and payment page covers how accident care works.
- Not valid at the online supplement dispensary. That store runs separately and has its own patient pricing.
- Treat the code like cash. We cannot replace a card code that has been shared or lost.
Serving Edina and the southwest metro
People buy these for family in Edina, Bloomington, Richfield and St. Louis Park, in Eden Prairie, Minnetonka and across the southwest metro, and in Hudson and River Falls in western Wisconsin. The card is delivered by email, so distance is not a problem. Redemption happens in person at our Edina clinic.
Buying a wellness gift card in Edina
Our address is 4820 W 77th St, Suite 150, Edina, MN 55435. If you would rather buy a card in person, or you want help choosing an amount, call or text 952 213 6386 and we will sort it out with you.
Gift card questions
No. Minnesota law prohibits expiration dates on gift certificates sold for money, and it also prohibits service fees and dormancy fees. Our cards carry none of them. The balance sits there until it is used.
That is the most common reason people buy them. A new patient starts with the $84 Initial Health Assessment, a forty minute visit with the doctor, and the card is applied to that and to whatever they choose afterward.
Yes. It can be applied to a membership, to any of the Rapid Recovery Protocols, or to single sessions and lab panels. For a larger purchase the card simply reduces the balance due.
The card covers what it covers and the difference is paid at checkout like any other balance.
Gift cards are not refundable and are not redeemable for cash. If something has gone wrong with a purchase, call or text 952 213 6386 and we will look at it.
Not at our online dispensary, which is a separate store with its own patient pricing. Gift cards apply to services at the clinic.
Yes. Medicare patients are welcome for everything we offer and a card works on all of it. The one service we do not provide to patients who have Medicare is a chiropractic adjustment, and we will refer you to a chiropractor enrolled with Medicare for that piece while caring for you in every other way.
Yes. Call or text 952 213 6386 and we will set up whatever you need rather than making you check out one at a time.
At checkout, yes. The gift card comes off the total and anything remaining can be paid however you like, including an HSA or FSA card. Buying the gift card itself with account dollars is a different matter and is generally not an eligible expense.
No. Chiropractic examination and care after a Minnesota car accident are billed to your no fault auto coverage, so there is nothing for a card to pay. Any cash services alongside that care are fair game.
Give the first visit
The most useful card you can give is the one that gets someone through the door and in front of the doctor. Choose an amount, add a note, and send it.
Aervita Integrative Medicine + Hyperbarics is a chiropractic led clinic in Edina, Minnesota. Dr. Jaron Faber is a licensed Minnesota chiropractor. Chiropractic examination and care are provided following examination and a chiropractic diagnosis. Call or text 952 213 6386.