In addition, staff are encouraged to get to know, mingle and spend time with members in an effort to form relationships that in some instances span four decades or more.

If a member is going on a trip, staff will even throw a “Bon Voyage” party to celebrate their sabbatical. This sentiment is showcased in a variety of ways, with the brand being known for its fun social activities and parties that bring people together, from monthly happy hours and birthday parties to local hikes and cooking classes. Here at the Village, we treat our members like family, and that is what supports our core values and keeps both our members and employees happy and engaged.” “We put a high focus on the social element. “We have invested and built beautiful clubs with state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, but the people are what make the Village strong and unique,” said Carol Nalevanko, the president of Village Health Clubs & Spas. Instead, it’s the social element and the culture of Village Health Clubs & Spas that makes it so special. However, these high-end facilities are not the draw for the majority of members. It’s the result of a $25 million-dollar project located alongside a lake and features a large kids club, café and hundreds of group fitness classes per week, among countless other amenities.

Then there is the newest club, Ocotillo Village. It’s tucked into the mountain foothills of North Scottsdale and has a $3 million dollar 10-court tennis center, a resort-style spa, basketball, squash and racquetball courts, expansive fitness facilities, traditional and hot yoga studios, a Pilates reformer studio, two conference rooms, and more. Village Health Clubs & Spas boasts four stunning, expansive facilities based in Arizona that rival the best of the best in the fitness industry. How Village Health Clubs & Spas’ culture permeates four high-end Arizona facilities.

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