Owners Ciara Boyce and Tracey Pidge at HOTWORX Lacey. Photos by Shanna Paxton Photography.
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In This Issue: Wellness at Work–and Beyond
In this February Wellness Issue of VOICE Magazine, we’re taking a practical, people-centered look at what it means to support health and wellbeing in today’s workplaces—and in our community.
You’ll hear from innovative employers and providers who are rethinking how we care for our bodies, our minds, and our teams. We spotlight HOTWORX Lacey, where technology and flexibility are reshaping how busy professionals fit fitness into their schedules, and South Sound YMCA, whose impact goes far beyond the gym through programs that strengthen families, youth, and overall community health.
We also explore smarter approaches to employee benefits with insights from the Olympic Benefits Trust, a Thurston Chamber sponsored program, highlighting how pooled purchasing and collaboration can help businesses offer meaningful benefits while managing costs.
This issue dives into the growing interest in direct care—an alternative healthcare model
focused on longer appointments, stronger provider relationships, and improved outcomes—along with profiles of local health and wellness professionals who are meeting people where they are with innovative, compassionate care.
Plus, don’t miss our Health and Wellness Resource Directory—a curated guide to local providers, programs, and services you can use as a go-to resource for supporting your employees, your family, and yourself.
Together, these stories reflect a shared truth: when businesses invest in wellbeing, everyone benefits. Whether you’re an employer, employee, or community member, we hope this issue sparks new ideas and connections as you build a healthier future for yourself and those around you.
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February 2026
THE VOICE OF THE THURSTON COUNTY BUSINESS COMMUNITY
Visit thurstonchamber.com/events or scan the QR code for more info about all upcoming Thurston Chamber events.
Join our host, Red Robin at 1110 Galaxy Dr NW #A, Lacey, WA 98516, on Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. for a special Thurston Young Professionals Networking Event. Enjoy bites and beverages as you expand your network! All are welcome – feel free to invite other 20 to 30-year olds so they can expand their networks! Thurston Young Professionals is sponsored by KGY Media Group and The MultiCare Foundation.
Join our Business After Hours host HOTWORX at 2515 Marvin Rd NE Ste E, Lacey, WA 98516 on Thursday, February 19, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. for mingling and networking with other business professionals, a door prize business card drawing, beverages and appetizers. Business After Hours is a great opportunity to expand your network, and it is proudly sponsored by ROXY 94.5.
Join us at our February Forum, Can My Business Afford to Ignore AI?, on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Norman Worthington Center at Saint Martin’s University. This interactive Forum moves beyond hype to explore AI as a practical business development and productivity tool. Through live mind-mapping and discussion, participants will identify where AI can reduce repetitive work, address labor challenges, and unlock higher-value opportunities. Led by John Hansman, the conversation offers a strategic, business-first approach to staying competitive in 2026 and beyond. Thank you to our Sponsors, The Stillwater Group, Sequoia's Treehouse Children's Center and Edward Jones Dirk Farrar.
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IN THIS ISSUE
Direct Care: Prioritizing the Doctor-Patient Relationship p. 7
As health care grows more costly, more Thurston residents are turning to direct care, a model designed to restore time and trust.
HOTWORX Lacey: More Workout, Less Time p. 8
As a 24-hour infrared fitness studio, HOTWORX uses infrared heat to enhance flexibility, support joint health, and boost circulation.
South Sound YMCA Develops Spirit, Mind and Body p. 11
For more than 100 years, the South Sound YMCA has been a vital part of our community. Today, it continues its legacy with a message of acceptance.
Health & Wellness
Business Profiles & Directory p. 15
Learn more about alternative healing and wellness providers and find health solutions right here in Thurston County!
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Direct Care: Putting the Doctor-Patient Relationship First
What if going to the doctor felt simpler and more personal again? As healthcare grows more complex and costly, many Thurston County residents and employers are turning to direct care, a model designed to restore time, trust, and connection between patients and physicians. In this Wellness Issue of VOICE Magazine, the Thurston County Chamber explores what direct care is, why it’s gaining momentum, and who is offering it locally.
What Is Direct Care?
Direct care refers to healthcare models where patients pay physicians directly rather than billing insurance. The most wellestablished form is Direct Primary Care (DPC), in which patients pay a fixed membership or direct fee to receive access to primary care services. In addition, Direct Specialty Care (DSC) physicians have emerged to support the broader growth of DPC by offering specialist services on a similar direct-pay basis.
By removing insurance billing, physicians are able to offer longer appointments, transparent pricing, easier access, and more comprehensive care that supports shared decision-making, prevention and wellness.
How Direct Primary Care Works
In a DPC model, patients typically pay a flat monthly fee, often between $50 and $150, which covers most primary care services, including routine and preventive care, chronic disease management, and urgent concerns. Insurance is generally used for emergencies, hospitalizations, or specialty care outside of the DPC clinic. Many DPC practices also offer transparent, wholesale pricing for labs, imaging, and medications to pass along savings to patients.
Without insurance paperwork, physicians spend less time on administration and more time with patients.
Why Direct Care Is Growing
The appeal of direct care is backed by national data:
• Primary care visits average just 18–21 minutes in traditional insurance-based settings, according to the American Medical Association, while many DPC practices routinely offer 30–60 minute visits.
• Physicians spend nearly twice as much time on documentation as with patients, contributing to burnout, per the American Academy of Family Physicians.
• NIHCM notes that insufficient access to primary care can drive more expensive emergency care use across the health system — a key rationale for stronger primary care models.
For patients, the benefits include transparency, access, affordability, and continuity of care. For employers, direct care can offer predictable costs and healthier, more engaged employees.
Local Direct Care Options in Thurston County
Thurston County is home to several direct care providers serving individuals, families, and employers, including Direct Care Physicians of South Sound, Essential Direct Primary Care, NiuOla Health, Orca Pediatrics, Sound Direct Medicine, and Sweet Life Wellness Direct Primary Care & Aesthetics.
A Wellness Investment
“Direct care reflects a broader shift toward wellness and prevention,” says Krystal Barkus-Franco, Vice President of Operations at the Thurston County Chamber. “It’s about giving people time, access, and a real relationship with their physician—something that benefits both individuals and the workforce as a whole.”
Direct Care Physicians of South Sound
www.directcaresouthsound.com
Essential Direct Primary Care
www.essentialdpc.com
NiuOla Health
www.niuolah.com
Orca Pediatrics
www.orcapeds.com
Sound Direct Medicine
www.sounddirectmedicine.com
Sweet Life Wellness Direct Primary Care & Aesthetics
www.sweetlifedpc.com
More Workout, Less Time at HOTWORX Lacey
by Kathryn Millhorn
The best workouts are the ones designed to meet you exactly where you are. As a 24-hour infrared fitness studio, HOTWORX Lacey redefines what modern fitness can look like. Whether your schedule falls outside the 9-to-5, you crave variety and privacy, or you want workouts that support strength, mobility, and progress at your own pace—day or night— HOTWORX Lacey is designed for you.
Short, efficient workouts deliver more results in less time, because fitness should fit your life—not the other way around.
Built on Service, Discipline, and Community
HOTWORX Lacey is a woman- and veteran-owned business led by franchise owners Ciara Boyce and Tracey Pidge, who bring a strong commitment to service, discipline, and community connection.
Since opening in June 2025, Boyce says the goal has been simple: “To create a space where people feel supported, empowered, and excited to take care of themselves. HOTWORX is truly designed for all fitness
levels and abilities—whether someone is just beginning, returning after time away, working through limitations, or looking to elevate their performance.”
A Smarter Approach to Fitness
Unlike traditional gyms, HOTWORX Lacey takes a different approach. “We are a virtually instructed infrared fitness studio offering 30-minute isometric workouts and 15-minute HIIT sessions,” explains Boyce. Members can choose from a wide variety of options, including HOT Pilates, HOT Stretch, HOT Cycle, and more—all easily reserved through the HOTWORX Burn Off app for maximum flexibility.
“This is a space where progress over perfection is the standard. You don’t have to be in shape to start—you just have to be willing to show up and commit to the work. We meet you where you are and walk forward with you. No judgment. Just support, encouragement, and growth.”
Designed for Comfort, Privacy, and Performance
Each HOTWORX session is designed for semi-private
Ciara Boyce and Tracey Pidge, HOTWORX Lacey owners. Photos by Shanna Paxton Photography.
use, creating what Boyce describes as “a focused, comfortable, and empowering experience.” The infrared heat itself “is a tool, not a barrier. It enhances flexibility, supports joint health, boosts circulation, and helps your body work more efficiently.”
A Family-Driven Vision for Growth
For Boyce, fitness is a way of life. She credits her mother and business partner, Tracey Pidge, for laying the foundation for her love of movement, health, and community. That influence came full circle when Pidge introduced Boyce to HOTWORX as a client in 2022.
Today, the pair operate two HOTWORX studios and are actively developing seven more across Washington and Alaska, supported by a dedicated team—including general manager Madeline, who has helped earn more than 100 five-star Google reviews.
Giving Back—and Looking Ahead
From the beginning, HOTWORX Lacey has embraced a spirit of appreciation and giving back. “We truly believe in collaboration over competition,” says Boyce.
Pidge has served on numerous boards and currently serves as Interim Executive Director of Saint Francis House, a commitment that continues to shape how the business shows up for the community.
HOTWORX partners with local businesses, schools, healthcare providers, and community organizations whenever possible, and the rise of employer-sponsored fitness programs is especially inspiring.
“The impact of exercise on employee health, morale, productivity, and overall quality of life is powerful,” Boyce adds. “We offer custom corporate wellness programs tailored to each organization’s needs. If more businesses leaned into wellness as a priority, the ripple effect would be incredible.”
Experience HOTWORX Lacey
Come experience HOTWORX Lacey and feel the difference. Step into a space where you are supported, encouraged, and welcomed exactly as you are.
Your HOTWORX VIP Experience is waiting—helping you feel confident, energized, and ready to Earn the Burn.
The South Sound YMCA Develops Spirit, Mind, and Body
by Kathryn Millhorn
Health and wellness go hand-in-hand. But success requires more than just a New Year’s resolution which fizzles by Valentine’s Day. The South Sound YMCA was deliberately crafted to acknowledge and welcome everyone. Whatever your background or goals, they’ll work with you each step of the way.
For more than 100 years, the South Sound YMCA has been a vital part of Thurston County. Today, they have three branches which saw approximately 400,000 check-ins in 2025 and are well on their way to 2,000 in the first half of January 2026 alone.
Senior Director Michelle Gipson believes it comes down to the YMCA’s longstanding mission and values statements. These emphasize the organization’s role as an affordable and accessible resource for the positive development of spirit, mind, and body. This happens alongside supporting the community’s critical social needs while fostering care and respect for all people.
Gipson believes it’s their job to bring families closer together and develop health through fitness, sports, fun, and shared interests while maintaining social responsibility, youth development, and dignity for all.
Beyond gym equipment—of which they have a hightech variety—fitness saves lives in many different ways
at the YMCA. For example, says Gipson, “studies reveal that roughly 65% of black children and about 40% of white children cannot swim. Additionally, 87% of nonswimmer youth plan to visit a beach or pool at least once during the summer months, and 34% plan to go swimming at least ten times. Sounds like a recipe for disaster, doesn’t it?”
Since 2020, the South Sound YMCA has had at least 20 lifeguards on staff who worked their way up from in-house swim lesson students. As did both aquatic department managers and many members of their competitive swim team.
They also offer an array of informational classes for all ages, sports camps and summer activities for kids, a new Fitness Recovery Studio with HydroMassage and CryoLounge+ stations, one-on-one personal training, seasonal entertainment, childcare options, and even full-body, medical grade scans you can share with your primary care doctor.
Photos by Shanna Paxton Photography
Essential DPC membership benefits:
• Direct access to your family doctor, in -person or virtually if appropriate
• 30-60 min appointments
• Convenient self-scheduling
• Same-day or next-day urgent visits when you’re sick
• No copays, insurance hassles, or mystery insurance billing
• Significant discounts on labs, medications, and imaging
For small businesses, we can support employee health and reduce downstream costs.
Kim Ha Wadsworth, DO Dual board-certified Family Medicine / OMT
Claudia Suastegui, director of the Shelton branch, says that their “small but mighty” newest location has quickly become a community hub. “Our strength comes from the incredible partnerships we’ve developed; more than 14 organizations offer free, recurring community programs each month all designed to meet the evolving needs of local families.”
New in 2026, Shelton will be launching a Trail & Outdoor Project. Thanks to a T-Mobile Hometown grant, Suastegui says it will “bring new outdoor amenities to the Y grounds, including a forest therapy trail, a youth gathering space, a community garden, and a small orchard. These efforts are strengthened by the collaboration of dedicated volunteers and partners such as Mason County Climate Justice, Mason Conservation District, Hope Plaza, and others.”
If your kids can’t decide which team, activity, or adventure sounds best, check out the Youth Experience Program (or YEP) which provide a new experience and skill training every 30 days. And all three branches work tirelessly with civic, nonprofit, and government groups. Family Education & Support Services and WIC are both housed inside the Shelton YMCA and Olympia staff facilitate showers and foot care programs for unhoused population. To give back, branches also host annual charity drives of socks, blankets, nonperishable food, diapers, toiletries, and holiday gifts.
Whether you need estate planning help or a safe place (with snacks!) for your kids to hang out after school, the YMCA is there. They offer scholarships and personal pricing options so cost is never a barrier. Some insurance plans and employers sponsor free or reduced membership and YMCA staff are happy to discuss options with prospective members.
You can find the latest details, class listings, ribbon cuttings, and updates through the South Sound YMCA’s website (SouthSoundYMCA.org), downloadable app, newsletter, and social media pages. Joining, while not available over the phone, can be done online or in person at your neighborhood branch.
“We’re busy, and bursting at the seams,” says Gipson, “but truly a space that welcomes everyone. Stop in, take a tour, volunteer, and ask questions. It’s our dedicated staff who make everything possible and we’re always exploring ways to better serve our community.”
There are 3 YMCA locations in the South Sound: Briggs Community, Plum Street & Shelton Family. Find out more at www.southsoundymca.org/hours.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Ideal Lifestyle Center
At Ideal Lifestyle Center, weight loss is approached as more than a number on the scale—it’s a metabolic reset designed to support long-term health and sustainable lifestyle change. The center specializes in the Ideal Protein Protocol, a science-based program focused on helping clients lose weight safely while building habits they can maintain for life.
The Ideal Protein Protocol combines structured nutrition with expert guidance from certified coaches who tailor plans to each individual’s goals and needs. Rather than relying on quick fixes, the program is designed to reset metabolism and create lasting success through a clear, step-by-step process.
Clients progress through a simple three-phase approach: Shift, where weight and mindset begin to change; Set, which reintroduces whole foods and builds confidence; and Go, a long-term maintenance phase that helps clients sustain results with ongoing coaching and support. The emphasis is not only on weight loss, but on learning how to keep it off.
Ideal Lifestyle Center also offers continued weight maintenance coaching, providing clients with tools, accountability, and longterm guidance once they reach their goals. For individuals using GLP-1 medications, the center delivers personalized coaching focused on protein intake, fat loss, and muscle retention— eliminating guesswork while supporting overall health.
What sets Ideal Lifestyle Center apart is its combination of science-backed programs and compassionate, individualized coaching. Clients are supported every step of the way, with education and encouragement that empower lasting change.
For those ready to break the cycle of yo-yo dieting and build a healthier relationship with food and wellness, Ideal Lifestyle Center offers a structured, supportive path forward—designed for real life and long-term results.
WEBINAR SPOTLIGHT
"Unlock Your Chamber Membership Benefit: Quality Health Coverage Starting at Just Two Employees"
Did you know that as a Thurston County Chamber member, you have access to comprehensive, customizable health benefits through the Olympic Benefits Trust? Whether you have 2 employees or 200, OBT offers medical, dental, and vision coverage designed specifically for Washington businesses—and it's available statewide, not just in Thurston County.
Join us for this informative webinar to learn how OBT can help you attract and retain top talent with competitive benefits, even as a small or growing business. We'll cover plan options, pricing, customization opportunities, and answer your questions about how to get started.
What you'll learn:
• How OBT works and who qualifies (hint: groups as small as 2!)
Flexible plan options—mix and match medical, dental, and vision
• Statewide availability for all Chamber members
• Simple enrollment process and ongoing support
This is your chance to leverage a valuable membership benefit you may not even know you have access to!
What: Olympic Benefits Trust Webinar
When: March 24, 2026, 10:00am to 11:00am
Where: Scan the QR code or visit ThurstonChamber.com to register for this virtual webinar.
Venables
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Radiant Health
Chiropractic
At Radiant Health Chiropractic, care begins with a simple belief: no one should have to live with chronic pain or rely indefinitely on medication to feel well. Serving individuals and families across the South Puget Sound, this family-focused chiropractic practice is dedicated to helping patients address the root causes of pain, discomfort, and imbalance—so they can return to living fully and comfortably.
Radiant Health Chiropractic takes a holistic approach to wellness, recognizing that physical, mental, and emotional health are deeply interconnected. Rather than treating symptoms alone, the team prioritizes thorough assessments to understand what’s happening beneath the surface. From there, they create personalized care plans tailored to each patient’s needs, goals, and lifestyle.
Chiropractic care at Radiant Health focuses on corrective techniques designed to relieve pain, improve posture, and support long-term healing. By addressing spinal misalignments and restoring proper movement, patients often experience reduced strain on muscles and joints, fewer flare-ups, and improved overall function. The goal isn’t just temporary relief—but lasting change.
Preventive care is also a key part of the practice’s philosophy. Regular check-ins, education, and proactive wellness strategies help patients maintain optimal health and avoid recurring issues before they escalate.
Whether someone is dealing with persistent aches, recovering from injury, or simply looking to support their family’s longterm well-being, Radiant Health Chiropractic offers thoughtful, individualized care rooted in trust and partnership. It’s a local practice focused on helping people move better, feel better, and live healthier—today and for years to come.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Feel the Transformation –Health & Wellness Coaching
At Feel the Transformation, wellness is approached gently, intentionally, and from the inside out. Led by certified practitioner and health coach Tracy Marquis, the practice focuses on helping clients restore balance, improve digestion, and support the body’s natural detoxification processes.
With more than 24 years of experience in the health and wellness field, Marquis brings a deep understanding of alternative and holistic care to her work. One of the primary tools she uses is Electro-Lymphatic Drainage Therapy—a light-touch, non-invasive technique designed to stimulate the flow and drainage of the lymphatic system. Clients often seek this therapy to support overall wellness, reduce stagnation in the body, and encourage natural healing.
In addition to lymphatic therapy, Marquis works with clients to set achievable health goals through nutrition guidance, lifestyle adjustments, and accountability-based coaching. Her philosophy centers on keeping the body nourished, well-supported, and resilient through clean eating, regular movement, and mindful daily habits.
Based in Rainier, Washington, along the banks of the Deschutes River, Feel the Transformation reflects its surroundings— grounded, restorative, and deeply connected to nature. Marquis is passionate about education and empowerment, helping individuals make informed choices that support long-term health rather than quick fixes.
For those seeking a thoughtful, personalized approach to wellness—one that emphasizes sustainable change and wholebody support—Feel the Transformation offers a calm and supportive path forward.
Olympic Benefits Trust
Washington’s Source for Employee Benefits
Lower Costs. Easier Administration. Plans Your Team Will Value.
Attract and retain top talent with affordable, high-quality employee benefits—powered by the Thurston County Chamber and our trusted partner, Kaiser Permanente.
Whether you’re a growing small business or a midsize employer, the Olympic Benefits Trust (OBT) gives you access to medical, dental, and vision coverage designed for Washington businesses—without the headaches of managing multiple carriers.
Why Choose the Olympic Benefits Trust?
CONTROL COSTS & STAY COMPETITIVE
• Chamber-powered rates for employers with 2–250 employees
• Keep your team healthy and happy without breaking your budget
SIMPLIFY YOUR ADMINISTRATION
• Consolidated billing for all your plans
• Online employee enrollment from any device, year-round
• Low-cost COBRA administration included
COVERAGE THAT SCALES WITH YOUR TEAM
• Medical for 5+ employees
• Dental (Delta Dental of Washington and Ameritas) & Vision (VSP and Ameritas) for 2+ employees
HOW IT WORKS
• Request to be Quoted OBT from your Broker - Share your company size and coverage needs
• Get a Custom Plan – We’ll help you build the right mix of benefits
• Keep Growing – Offer benefits that help you hire and keep great people
READY TO GET STARTED? Email kfranco@thurstonchamber.com or call 360.357.3362. Not working with an agent? We’ll connect you with trusted local resources to help.
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
Rejuvenate Wellness Center
At Rejuvenate Wellness Center, self-care is reimagined as both a science and an experience. Founded in 2020, this Olympiabased wellness and aesthetics center blends advanced medical treatments with a calming, spa-like environment designed to help clients feel confident, balanced, and renewed—inside and out.
Rejuvenate’s philosophy centers on holistic wellness, recognizing that true vitality comes from addressing the whole person, not just surface-level concerns. Their team of skilled medical professionals and licensed aestheticians work collaboratively to create personalized treatment plans tailored to each client’s goals, lifestyle, and stage of life.
The center offers a wide range of services, including IV hydration therapy, infrared sauna sessions, hormone therapy, medical weight loss, skin rejuvenation treatments, and advanced aesthetic services such as microneedling, injectables, and laser therapies. Specialized offerings like ketamine therapy, PRP treatments, and peri- and post-menopausal hormone support reflect Rejuvenate’s commitment to evidence-based care and innovative solutions.
What sets Rejuvenate apart is its focus on comfort, education, and trust. Clients are guided through their wellness journey with transparency and compassion, ensuring treatments feel empowering rather than intimidating. Whether someone is seeking relief from fatigue, support through hormonal changes, or aesthetic treatments that enhance natural beauty, Rejuvenate provides care that is both intentional and individualized.
As Olympia continues to prioritize wellness and quality of life, Rejuvenate Wellness Center stands out as a local destination where modern medicine, thoughtful care, and restorative experiences come together—helping clients feel their best at every stage of life.
PANEL SPOTLIGHT
Shredding the Silence: A Community Conversation on Perimenopause & Menopause
Shredding the Silence: A Community Conversation on Perimenopause & Menopause is a public wellness event designed for women in their 30s–60s who want clarity, support, and real answers about the midlife hormonal transition.
Join us for an evening of expert insights, practical strategies, and open conversation led by local professionals in women’s health, movement, emotional wellbeing, and fitness.
What: A guided community discussion on perimenopause & menopause, featuring expert panelists
Who: Women 30–60, community members, and anyone wanting to understand or support this life stage
When: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 • 6:00–7:30 PM
Where: Olympia Community Center, 222 Columbia St NW, Olympia, WA 98501
This event brings evidence-based education and supportive dialogue to a topic that affects women, workplaces, families, and communities every day.
Phoenix Rising Wellness Center phoenixrisingwc.com
Chiropractors, D.C.
Planet Fitness - Lacey planetfitness.com
Clubs/Gyms
Planet Fitness - Olympia planetfitness.com Clubs/Gyms
The beginning of the year is a natural time to reset goals—at work and in life.
This Health & Wellness Resource Directory is a practical, local guide for individuals and employers alike. You’ll find trusted providers and services that support mental health, physical wellness, injury prevention, recovery, fitness, and work-life balance.
South Sound YMCA - Briggs Community & Plum Street southsoundymca.org Clubs/Gyms
The Little Gym of Olympia thelittlegym.com/olympiaWA Clubs/Gyms
Transform Your Path transform-your-path.com
Alternative Healthcare
Tumwater Chiropractic Center tumwaterchirocenter.com
Chiropractors, D.C.
V.P. Hydration vphydration.com
Nutrition
Vert Chiropractic vertchiropractic.org
Chiropractors, D.C.
Whole Health Naturopathy olympianaturopath.com
Alternative Healthcare
Caught in the Lens
Keep up with the Thurston Chamber happenings – ribbon cuttings and the networking events. Find more at the Chamber's Facebook page – fb.com/thurstoncountychamber.
