Medical Travel · Downtown Los Angeles
Fly in for a treatment intensive, leave with a protocol
3-day, 5-day, and 7-day programs at 621 S Spring Street, built around your flights. Full KureBioMap™ diagnostics, daily Kaqun oxygen immersion, IV therapy, and a written plan you can hand to your physician at home.
- Program lengths: 3, 5, and 7 days
- LAX to the clinic: 18 miles
- Clinic hours: 8am to 8pm daily
The short answer
Kure Health runs 3-day, 5-day, and 7-day treatment intensives for patients who travel to Los Angeles. Every program begins with a telehealth intake before you book flights, then combines KureBioMap™ Signal System Mapping across more than 14,000 data points, Kaqun oxygen immersion, and IV therapy at the Downtown LA flagship, roughly 18 miles from LAX. Clinic hours run 8am to 8pm, seven days a week, so schedules bend around arrival and departure times. Kure Health holds the western hemisphere rights to Kaqun, so this is the destination for the therapy in North America.
Kure Health, 621 S Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014. Open 8am to 8pm daily.
3, 5, and 7 days
Program lengths
18 miles
LAX to the clinic
8am to 8pm daily
Clinic hours
Three program lengths
Program length is a clinical decision, not a package upsell. The pre-travel telehealth visit determines which of these actually fits your history.
What patients travel here for
These are the presentations that most often bring out-of-town patients to Downtown LA, and the program length that usually suits each one.
Metabolic and weight resistance
Care path: Medical Weight Loss
Typical program: 5-Day Signal Intensive
How a travel intensive is built
1. Telehealth first, before flights
A virtual intake and clinical record review confirms the right program length, orders anything better drawn near home, and prevents a wasted trip.
2. Schedule built around your itinerary
Give the care team your flight numbers. With 8am to 8pm hours every day, morning arrivals are usually mapped the same afternoon and departures rarely cost you a session.
3. Diagnostics, then daily therapy
KureBioMap™ Signal System Mapping and, on longer programs, AgeCode™ genomics and KureSync™ HRV monitoring, then a daily block of oxygen immersion and IV therapy.
4. Written protocol and remote follow-up
You leave with a signal report and a protocol your own physician can read, plus telehealth follow-up available across 50 states.
Getting here, and where you stay
Fly into LAX, Burbank, Long Beach, or John Wayne. Every route lands you inside an hour of the Historic Core, and the hotels patients use are a walk from the clinic door rather than a drive.
Los Angeles photography is illustrative. Venues, hotels, and transit hubs shown are not affiliated with Kure Health.
Places to go and things to see between sessions
An intensive week leaves real downtime. This is what sits within a 15-minute walk of 621 S Spring Street, ring by ring, so you can plan a stay without a rental car.
One to two blocks, under 5 minutes
Flat sidewalks, no crossing of a major arterial. This is the radius most patients never leave.
- 1
The Last Bookstore1 block, 2 min
Spring at 5th. The easiest low-stimulation hour downtown offers after a session.
- 2
Hotel Per La and NoMad Los Angeles2 blocks, 3 min
The two closest hotels, both in restored 1920s banking halls on Olive and Spring.
- 3
Pershing Square Metro Station2 blocks, 4 min
B and D Lines, with a connection through to LAX and Union Station.
Three to six blocks, 5 to 12 minutes
Still flat and still gridded. Food, groceries, and a full dining room all sit inside this ring.
- 4
Grand Central Market3 blocks, 7 min
The 1917 market hall. Grilled protein, produce, and juice without a reservation.
- 5
Bradbury Building3 blocks, 7 min
The 1893 atrium across from the market, open to the public during business hours.
- 6
Bottega Louie4 blocks, 7 min
S Grand Avenue dining room, the simplest group dinner booking near the clinic.
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Whole Foods Market, S Grand Avenue6 blocks, 10 min
Groceries, juice, and hot bar. The stop that matters on a four-night stay or longer.
Bunker Hill and Grand Avenue, 10 to 15 minutes uphill
The museum block. Angels Flight removes the climb for the price of a funicular ride.
- 8
Angels Flight Railway4 blocks, 8 min to the base
A one-minute funicular from Hill Street to California Plaza, so the hill is optional.
- 9
MOCA Grand AvenueBunker Hill, 11 min
Quieter than The Broad and rarely crowded midweek. Indoor and air conditioned.
- 10
The BroadGrand Avenue, 12 min
Free general admission contemporary art, the standard hot-day afternoon block.
- 11
Walt Disney Concert HallGrand Avenue, 13 min
Self-guided audio tours during the day, performances if you are staying the night.
- 12
Grand ParkCivic Center, 15 min
Flat open ground, shade, and benches for a 20 to 30 minute recovery walk.
Short rideshare or one Metro stop
Worth a car or a train rather than a walk, particularly on a hot afternoon or a multi-session day.
Little Tokyo and the Arts DistrictEast, 5 min ride
The wider dinner range, including kitchens that handle dietary requests without negotiation.
Union StationNortheast, 2 Metro stops
Regional rail and the Metro spine, for patients arriving without a car.
Arena and Convention Center districtSouthwest, 7 min ride
About a mile out. On event days, allow extra time and prefer Metro over driving.
Kure Health, 621 S Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90014. Open 8am to 8pm daily. Full arrival and parking guide.
Your week in Downtown LA
The clinic sits in the Historic Core at 621 S Spring Street. Almost everything a treatment week needs is inside a fifteen-minute walk. None of the businesses below are affiliated with Kure Health, they are simply what is close and what patients use.
What to do downtown between sessions
The Broad
Contemporary art museum on Grand Avenue, free general admission, about a 10-minute walk.
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Gehry landmark, self-guided audio tours and evening performances.
Grand Central Market
1917 market hall, dozens of independent food stalls, 3 blocks from the clinic.
Angels Flight Railway
Historic funicular connecting Hill Street to California Plaza.
Grand Park
12 acres between the Music Center and City Hall, good for a slow post-session walk.
The Last Bookstore
California's largest independent bookstore, one block from 621 S Spring Street.
Arts District
Warehouse galleries, coffee roasters, and murals, a short rideshare east.
MOCA Grand Avenue
Museum of Contemporary Art, walkable from the Historic Core.
Where to eat and shop for the week
Blue Jam Cafe
Downtown breakfast and brunch with gluten-free and vegetarian options, an easy walk.
Whole Foods Market, S Grand Avenue
Full grocery plus juice and prepared food, useful for extended stays and in-room breakfasts.
Grand Central Market
Protein-forward and produce-forward stalls alongside the classics, good for post-session meals.
Bottega Louie
Long-standing Historic Core dining room on S Grand Avenue.
Sweetgreen, Downtown
Reliable salads and grain bowls when you want something simple between sessions.
Third-wave coffee
Verve, Blue Bottle, and Coffee Coffee are all within a few blocks for morning fasted-window coffee.
Where to stay, all walking distance
Hotel Per La
2 blocks, luxury boutique in the former Bank of Italy building.
NoMad Los Angeles
2 blocks, historic luxury on Olive Street.
Proper Hotel DTLA
3 blocks, design-forward and the usual choice for 5 to 7 night stays.
Ace Hotel Downtown
4 blocks, contemporary boutique on S Broadway.
The Biltmore Los Angeles
5 blocks, historic landmark on Pershing Square.
Conrad Los Angeles
On Grand Avenue at The Music Center, a rideshare or a longer uphill walk.
Getting around, transit and parking
Walking
Everything above sits inside a 10 to 15 minute walk of 621 S Spring Street. Most treatment-week patients skip the rental car entirely.
Metro
Pershing Square station is 2 blocks away. The B and D Lines connect to Union Station, and the A and C Lines reach LAX.
Rideshare
Uber and Lyft drop off directly in front of the clinic entrance on S Spring Street.
Parking
Metered street parking on S Spring and 6th, plus garages at 550 S Spring Street and Pershing Square, typically under $15 for a full session.
Land in the morning, be mapped by the afternoon.
Eight to eight, seven days a week, so the schedule bends around the flight.
Frequently asked, traveling for treatment
Plan your treatment week
Start with the pre-travel telehealth consult. The care team confirms your program length, quotes it, and builds the schedule around your flights before you book anything.