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Advanced Spinal Care Center

The crew of Advanced Spinal Care Center can take many approaches to ensuring backs are straight and free of pain—their job titles include board-certified medical physiatrist, doctor of chiropractic, exercise physiologist, and registered dietitian. They pool their skills to offer several modalities of massage, personal training, acupuncture, chiropractic care, and other treatments that can have beneficial effects beyond the spine.

1129 Pine St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-922-6422No deal available
Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center

Inside the Rittenhouse Women's Wellness Center, DermaCenter Medical Spa is an oasis for women who want to improve the appearance and health of their skin without going under the knife. Dr. Leslie Saltzman and her team of female physicians and aestheticians specialize in the science side of the spa experience. They work toward achieving the best results, whether it be smooth, wrinkle-free skin after an injection of Dysport or flawlessly complected legs after spider-vein removal. And because their treatments aren't invasive, most require little to no downtime and allow clients to get back to their normal lives.

1632 Pine St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-735-8393No deal available
Neuro-Ophthalmologic

Perch like a provocative peacock under scarlet-hued umbrellas studding the expansive patio during the summer months, or retreat inside and cozy up with a hazelnut cappuccino ($3.90/medium). Capriccio offers a full drink menu that doesn't discriminate against temperature, only extraterrestrials. Enjoy lattes ($3.50/med.), mochas ($3.90/med.), and chai tea ($3.35/med.) served hot or cold, flavored or unflavored. If the taste of a Ghirardelli mocha frappe ($4/med.) only brings back memories of the last time you ordered a Ghirardelli mocha frappe, time travel your taste buds further back to childhood with steamed milk flavored with your syrup of choice. A vanilla-seasoned cup is just like drinking liquid marshmallows ($3.35–4.20). Breakfast treats—including crumb cake ($2.25), yogurt loaves ($2.50), and danishes ($2.75)—call out enticingly from their glass case like the three Sirens at the Philadelphia Zoo. Lunch eats include crisp salads ($6 and up), plus grilled panini and regular sandwiches ($5 and up).

840 Walnut St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-923-2615No deal available
Atkins Elliot L Ed D

Dozens of rums from around the world unite for one night at the Rum on the River Cane Spirits Festival to showcase the intricacies of the storied elixir. As a ticketed attendee, you'll be free to sample, sip, and savor more than 25 different brands of barrel-aged cane-and-molasses brilliance, including toddies from Bacardi, El Dorado, and Leblon. Octo Waterfront Grille's sumptuous tropical buffet will keep your stomach grounded no matter how levitating the libation, preventing you from unconsciously talking like a pirate. During the Mojito Olympics, eight bartenders will pit their mixological moves against one another in three events judged by six guest judges before one is crowned with the muddled-mint-leaf laurels of Grand Mojito Champion. The Pagode Project will keep the atmosphere hot and hip-shaky by filling the air with samba music and propulsive beats.

221 Vine St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-351-0722No deal available
American Foundation For Suicide Prevention

Jump to: That's the Spirit! Captain Bonnie Barnacles: In an era when most women were relegated to sitting at home by the fire knitting children to help with chores, Bonnie Barnacles dreamt of more. Stowing away on the S.S. Anti-Authority in 1778, she quickly organized a mutiny, dazzling her crusty shipmates with her cutlass juggling and partial memorization of the alphabet. Today, she and her forsaken crew still haunt the harbor, turning a pretty pence with their home jewelry-making workshops and inspirational cassettes.

401 S 2nd St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-238-0407No deal available
Lauren O. Buckley Acupuncture

If you've ever gazed into the stitched eyes of a needlepoint narwhal, you've felt the restorative capability of needle arts. Now you can explore the healing power of needle arts without the wasteful excesses of thread with today's Groupon to holistic healing: for $40, you get an hour-long private acupuncture session at Lauren Buckley Acupuncture, an $80 value. Though Lauren Buckley Acupuncture offers community acupuncture in a group setting for an income-based payment of $20 to $40 per session, your Groupon gets you a one-on-one private session. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

953 S 6th St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-279-3932No deal available
Amrita Yoga and Wellness

• For $30, you get a 10-class pass, good for 90 days (a $110 value). • For $30, you get a one-month unlimited-class pass (a $90 value).

1204 Frankford Ave
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-882-3724No deal available
Philadelphia Institute of Cosmetic Surgery

Plush gray couches and contemporary black tables induce states of calm inside the Philadelphia Institute of Cosmetic Surgery's waiting room. The corridors and reception area inside the beauty-bolstering office eschew the clinical appearance of traditional medical facilities for more a home-like décor, such as warmly lit floor lamps, paneled curtains, and porcelain figurines enveloped in snuggies. In the experienced hands of the office's highly trained staff, led by founder and medical director Dr. Zaki Ftaiha, a slew of surgical and nonsurgical cosmetic services, such as Botox, implants, and microdermabrasion, smoothes and reshapes corporeal housings. Philadelphia Institute of Cosmetic Surgery's standards for patient care and treatment match the goals set by hospitals, earning the office accreditation from the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

15 Presidential Blvd
Bala Cynwyd, PA, US

610-664-5500No deal available
Mark P Solomon, MD

With his long list of degrees, certifications, and hospital affiliations, Dr. Mark P. Solomon—who has been featured as an expert source in such publications as the Philadelphia Inquirer—sets any client who may be intimidated by cosmetic surgery at ease. Dr. Solomon harnesses his two decades of expertise to enhance appearances with a wide range of procedures, including liposuction, face lifts, and Botox. He also oversees a staff of medical aestheticians who perform noninvasive treatments, such as chemical peels and laser hair removal, which blasts unwanted hair with laser-tag guns.

191 Presidential Blvd
Bala Cynwyd, PA, US

610-667-7070No deal available
Hornstein, Platt and Associates

The team at Hornstein, Platt and Associates put their licenses in clinical social work, counseling, movement therapy, hypnotherapy, clinical psychology, and psychiatric services to use in taking a holistic approach to psychotherapy. They have an extensive list of techniques at their disposal, including art therapy, life coaching, and nutrition counseling, of which they use a custom combination to help their clients cope with death, divorce, relationships, and career dissatisfaction.

255 South 17th Street
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-732-6308No deal available
Jefferson Facial Plastics

Drs. Ryan Heffelfinger, Howard Krein, and Edmund Pribitkin share a distinction in their field: each holds the title of fellow from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Together, the distinguished doctors and their team of anesthesiologists, registered nurses, and a medical aesthetician operate Jefferson Facial Plastics on the grounds of Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals. They focus their efforts on plastic and reconstructive surgery for the head, face, and neck, with services ranging from face lifts to hair transplants.

Jefferson Facial Plastics’ therapies also include noninvasive med-spa services such as facials, microdermabrasion, and laser hair removal. The doctors also perform humanitarian work both locally and abroad, including traveling to Guatemala to repair children's cleft lips.

925 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-503-3223No deal available
Rossi Wellness Center

Rossi Wellness Center takes a three-pronged approach patients’ health that takes the shape of combined primary care, aesthetic services, and weight management. By covering such a broad spectrum of services, Rossi Wellness Center’s clients don’t have to run around town to multiple practices, doctors, or Fountains of Youth. This also allows the wellness practice to focus on preventative medicine. Depending on the condition, treatments can include exercise therapy, beauty injections, or care and monitoring for general problems such as high cholesterol.

601 Walnut St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-238-9100No deal available
Morgan Chiropractic Center

Drawing on more than 25 years of experience, Dr. Corrine Morgan helps the body heal itself with an arsenal of advanced chiropractic techniques. After using radiographic imaging to identify subluxations and imbalances in the spine, Dr. Morgan and her staff pair ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and mechanical traction therapy with more traditional treatments such as manual adjustments and sleeping in an ergonomic sarcophagus. They can also prescribe holistic treatment programs that include nutritional supplements and water detoxification.

1019 Christian St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-922-3030No deal available
James Wilson

It was 1978. A college dropout and a failed medical-school applicant had just brought together their combined life savings to rent an old gas station. Their plan was to resurrect the empty station and open their own restaurant. Their specialty: ice cream. So begins the story of legendary entrepreneurs Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, who are better known across the globe as Ben & Jerry. Their small, old-fashioned ice-cream parlor eventually became a Burlington, Vermont favorite, and before long, shops popped up all over the U.S. and in 25 other countries. Their brand easily attracted customers––homemade ice cream churned from wholesome, natural ingredients and blended into creative flavors. Some of their popular scoops include Cherry Garcia, Chunky Monkey, and Coffee Caramel Buzz.

Since infusing their first rich and creamy batches of ice cream with natural chunks of fruit, nuts, candies, and cookies, Ben and Jerry have also operated with a commitment to improve the quality of life locally, nationally, and internationally. They practice sustainable food production and business practices that respect the earth and environment. Ben & Jerry’s cartons are made from FSC-certified paper, which comes from forests that are managed for the protection of wildlife, and waste from Ben & Jerry’s plants generates energy to power farms. The company works tirelessly to reduce its carbon emissions; it strongly encourages customers to eat their ice cream in the darkest dark.

3400 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-614-0975No deal available
Deeney Gerard MD

Photo booths from Flash produce fun and high-quality results, giving up to 10 people enough room to ham it up in front of a camera designed for professional use. The 18-megapixel Canon Eos Rebel T2i captures stills and can record video in full 1080p HD, with a fast-acting printer promptly issuing photo strips. Music from the built-in speaker system keeps subjects moving, and changeable backdrops ensure repeat photo bombers don’t get bored. Flash’s service packages range from two to five hours and include setup and takedown, a choice of color or black-and-white prints, access to an online photo gallery, prints for everyone in the booth, and one of three charismatic service attendants.

111 N 49th St
Philadelphia, PA, US

215-747-7172No deal available

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