Signs Reveal What's Replacing New York Sports Club In Downtown Hoboken

HOBOKEN, NJ — While New York Sports Club's uptown Hoboken location has remained open, their downtown location closed six months into the pandemic — and new signage this week revealed what will open in its place.

The spacious location four blocks from the Hoboken Train Terminal, next door to CVS, will welcome a physical therapy practice.

The signage states that RWJ (Robert Wood Johnson) Barnabas Health is taking over the location, and that JAG-One physical therapy is coming soon.

The sign also makes reference to upcoming urology, neurology, nutrition, and women's health specialists.

JAG-One has more than 100 locations in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania.

The sign also notes that RWJBarnabas is "healing, enhancing, and investing in Hoboken."

In total, the network runs 11 hospitals, four children's hospitals, 23 rehab and sports health nets, 21 imaging centers, day cares, pharmacies, outpatient centers, nursing facilities, and more.

NYSC Closure

When NYSC closed down in 2020, they sent a note to members:

"Dear [Member], we hope this email finds you and your loved ones safe and healthy. On behalf of NYSC, we have made the difficult decision to permanently close the Hoboken [downtown] location on September 30th. This decision was a difficult one, but all isn't lost. Effective immediately, your membership has been upgraded to our Elite Membership level at your current rate which gives you access to our entire network of clubs. By having an Elite Membership, you'll be able to work out in all of our over 160 locations - from DC and Maryland to New York, Boston, Florida, California and yes, even Puerto Rico. Visit mysportsclubs.com for more information."

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