Firefighters, police officers, teachers, nurses, paramedics, EMTs — you show up for the rest of us every single day, usually on days when nobody else can.
This page is our small way of showing up for you.
The people who carry the most stress for the rest of us tend to be the last ones to take an hour for themselves. We'd like to change that.
So we built a standing discount for public servants. Not a one-time promo. Not a holiday special. As long as you're serving, it's yours.
Who qualifies
Three steps, and you only have to do the first one once. The discount stays on your account.
Text us a photo of your work ID (badge, hospital ID, school ID — whatever you carry), or email us from your professional email address.
That's it. No forms, no membership cards.
A real person at the desk attaches the public servant discount to your Float Boston profile. Usually same day, always within a day or two.
New here? We'll create your profile for you.
Book online, by text, or at the desk. Your pricing is applied automatically every time. Nothing to remember, no code to type.
Text is fastest. Email works too. Include your name so we can find or create your profile.
We only use your ID to confirm eligibility. We don't store the photo, and we never share it.
Pick whichever fits. Pay as you go, or request the membership if you want to make it a habit.
60 minutes in 1,100 lbs of Epsom salt, total darkness, total silence. Any of our three tanks, including The Depths.
Private suite. Infrared sauna with red light up to 160°F, then a cold plunge down to 37°F. Room for two.
One float or one contrast therapy session every month.
Just say "membership" when you send your proof and we'll set it up.
Shift work, alarms, sirens, classrooms of thirty, twelve-hour days on your feet. Your body spends most of its time braced. Floating is one of the few places where there is nothing to brace against: no light, no sound, no gravity, no phone.
Most people describe it as the deepest rest they've had in years. Research backs that up — floating consistently shows benefits for stress, anxiety, pain, and recovery, including in people with PTSD and high-stress jobs.
Fifteen minutes in the infrared sauna loosens everything your job has tightened. Then the plunge: a couple of minutes at 37°F and your body drops the stress hormones, tightens circulation, and comes out sharper than it went in.
It's the fastest reset we offer. Firefighters and nurses in particular tell us it's the thing that gets them back to feeling like a person after a brutal shift.
The suite is private and fits two, so bring a partner from your crew if you want.
You take care of this community. Let us take care of you for an hour.