LONG BEACH, Calif., Aug. 15, 2017 -- Human Touch®, the U.S. market leader of innovative massage chairs, Perfect Chair® Recliners, and other wellness solutions, is pleased to announce that they — along with Relax the Back® Corporation, franchisor of back and neck specialty retail stores — have moved their corporate headquarters to a newly-constructed office building in Long Beach, California. Both companies are subsidiaries of Interactive Health, Inc. and will operate out of this new industrial building, located at 4600 East Conant Street, Long Beach CA 90808. The building features 110,940 square feet of office and warehouse space with new systems and amenities to suit each company’s growing business needs. This relocation will keep the Interactive Health corporate headquarters within the city of Long Beach; a city to which they’ve held a longstanding commitment for growth over the past 38 years.
“It’s been fantastic to welcome both Human Touch and Relax The Back into this new, state-of-the-art building,” said David Wood, CEO, Human Touch and Relax The Back. “These two companies have enjoyed a close relationship for more than 20 years, and with this new shared space we will be able to engage one another on a deeper level to advance our commitment to high-quality wellness and back-care solutions.”
The new corporate headquarters was officially completed in July 2017, and was built to custom specifications to provide work spaces that are modern, energy-efficient, and comfortable. The two-story building hosts multiple creative, open-concept work spaces, as well as two glass-walled meeting spaces, contemporary-designed offices, 12 dock high doors, and a large product showroom. Employees will also be able to enjoy several lounge areas, a spacious kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances, an exercise room with bicycle- and treadmill-desks, and a recreational area with both a ping pong and a pool table. This building is part of a 263 acre master planned development, and is also equipped with water-conservational upgrades, ESFR fire-safety sprinklers, and close access to both the Long Beach Airport and the Port of Long Beach.
Phone and fax numbers for both companies will remain the same.
For any additional inquiries regarding this new corporate location, please email [email protected]
About Human Touch
Human Touch is the leading provider of high-quality, innovative lifestyle products, massage chairs, and experiences that have been delivering indispensable, life-changing benefits to an ever-growing number of consumers for more than 38 years. Human Touch has been making people feel better by developing state-of-the-art massage products containing patented massage systems that replicate the hands and techniques used by massage professionals, thereby helping to reduce pain and stress caused by today’s hectic lifestyle. Products are available at fine furniture stores, back care specialty stores, and mass-market retailers across the U.S., through international retailers and distributors in more than 40 countries, and online at www.humantouch.com.
About Relax The Back
Relax The Back is North America's largest specialty retailer of products that relieve and prevent back and neck pain with almost 100 franchised stores in the U.S. and Canada. Back Care Consultants are trained in ergonomics and spinal health to properly assess each client's needs. They provide back care education and products to improve spinal health and increase comfort throughout the day and night. Relax The Back straddles the boundary between health care and retail working with many medical professionals who refer their patients to us to help solve their postural challenges. Find information about the company and its products at www.relaxtheback.com.
Media Contact: Megan Harvey Direct Ph: 562-733-7317 Direct Fax: 562-424-7846 Corp. Ph: 562-426-8700 [email protected] www.humantouch.com


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