Will Jones
Restore Hyper Wellness has been expanding steadily across the United States for years. With 225 studios nationwide and a growing list of services, the company has built a reputation as one of the more serious players in the personalized wellness space. Now it is expanding its presence across Southern California with locations in Marina del Rey, Tustin, Mission Viejo, Santa Monica, and Laguna Niguel, where Moses Heredia is leading the effort as co-owner.
Heredia is a co-owner of Restore, and he has spent the better part of three decades building businesses from scratch, starting with Global Processing Systems, which grew into one of the largest payment processing companies in its space. His clients have included Toyota, Chevron, Domino’s, KFC, and Subway. Wellness is a different industry, but the thinking behind why he got involved is the same thinking that has guided everything else he has built.
More Than a Wellness Clinic
Restore does not fit neatly into the usual wellness categories. It is not a gym or a recovery lounge or a med spa, though it shares some overlap with all three. The company positions itself as a personal health and performance clinic, and what that means in practice is that patients come in with a goal and leave with a plan built around it.
Someone dealing with low energy gets a different experience than someone focused on weight management or athletic recovery. Restore brings the treatments together under one roof and tailors them to the individual rather than offering the same menu to everyone who walks through the door. The clinical oversight built into the organization is what separates it from most wellness concepts. Every service is grounded in science, and the staff guiding patients are trained with education and prevention as priorities.
What Patients Can Actually Access
The list of available treatments is wide. Whole Body Cryotherapy, Infrared Sauna, Intramuscular Shots, and IV Therapy including Niagen are among the core offerings.
Patients can also access biomarker testing, weight management programs, and skin health treatments including HydraFacial and Neveskin body contouring.
Metabolic health is an area Restore has been expanding into more deliberately. The clinics now offer access to Pep19 and GLP-1 care, treatments that have seen growing demand as more people look for structured support around weight management and metabolic function. Restore uses these as part of a broader plan rather than offering them in isolation. The focus is on sustainable outcomes, better sleep quality, reduced visceral fat, improved energy, and overall metabolic wellness, supported by lifestyle changes alongside clinical treatments.
The Man Behind the Move
Moses Heredia grew up in Hobbs, New Mexico. His mother immigrated from Mexico and worked in agricultural labor, and he spent his early years alongside her in the fields. He was translating for her by the age of five and helping her find work for labor crews shortly after. He left home at seventeen with a one-way bus ticket to California and started at the entry level in payment processing.
He eventually cashed out his 401(k) to start Global Processing Systems. That decision paid off. The company earned recognition as a Top 100 ISO and Heredia went on to hold advisory roles with industry names including Fiserv and TSYS. His book, Fields to Fortune, became an Amazon bestseller and gave him a wider platform to talk about what he had learned along the way.
His reasons for getting into wellness connect to the same thread that runs through his earlier work. He has spoken often about wanting to create opportunities for other people, not just build revenue. Restore fits that because access to this level of personalized health care has historically been limited to people with significant resources. Expanding that access is part of what drew him to the brand.
Why Southern California, Why Now
Southern California is a natural fit for this kind of expansion. The region has a large and health-conscious population, and demand for personalized wellness services has been climbing for several years. People here are already familiar with cryotherapy, IV therapy, and metabolic health treatments. What Restore offers is a more integrated version of those services, with clinical structure behind them.
The timing also reflects broader shifts in how people think about their health. More patients are looking for proactive care rather than waiting until something goes wrong. They want to manage their energy, their weight, their recovery, and their aging on their own terms. Restore is built around exactly that kind of patient.
A Legacy Built on Service
Heredia has talked about success meaning something beyond personal gain since long before it became a common thing for business leaders to say. He traces it back to watching his mother work, the way she approached difficulty without letting it become an excuse, and the way she connected her own effort to the wellbeing of the people around her.
Those values show up in how he talks about Restore. The goal is not to bring a premium wellness brand to people who already have access to premium everything. It is to make this level of care available to more people, in more places, with enough clinical rigor behind it to actually deliver results.