Chamber welcomes Northpoint Spa to Ponderay

By Reader Staff

(From left to right): Chamber Ambassador Alisha Kowalski and Executive Director Joan Urbaniak, with Northpoint Spa Team Members Paloma Caso, Jenni Schrader, Anali Coles, Angela Bureau, Jessica Kimble, Camrynn Jayne, Stephanie Stephens (owner), Brittnie Kohler, Katie Santos, Bella Vigil, Robert Miko, Kymmberley Robertson and Chamber Ambassador Steve Sanchez.
Photo courtesy of Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce

The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated the official ribbon-cutting and grand opening celebration for Northpoint Spa, a new full-service wellness firm located at 30410 Highway 200, Suite 100, in Ponderay.

Founded by Stephanie Stephens, Northpoint Spa offers health, beauty and relaxation treatments, including several styles of massage therapy, acupuncture, facials, aesthetic treatments, nail services, medical-grade infrared red-light therapy, far-infrared sauna, lymphatic care with the Ballancer Pro and lymphatic massage, body sculpting, organic spray tanning, chiropractic care, physical therapy and hair services, with more offerings to come.

“Stephens’ vision for Northpoint Spa is to create a one-stop destination for rejuvenation — uniting skilled professionals from multiple wellness disciplines under one roof,” according to the chamber.

Appointments can be made online at northpointspa.com or by calling 208-263-3211.

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