For Healthcare Facilities

Comfort potential patients and visitors.

Healthcare facilities are where a person is going from their normal surroundings, into a strange and foreign building, sometimes doing so after experiencing a traumatic event. To be able to calm and comfort anyone who is spending time in a lobby or waiting room can be very helpful to both them and the staff they will be interacting with.

Collaborate seamlessly under pressure.

Workers benefit from an atmosphere that promotes patience and cooperation between their direct coworkers, and members of other departments.

Shield patients from outside disturbances.

Hospitals and hospices can be very noisy, from busy hallways to patients in pain. Having a source of soothing music helps drown out any unwanted noise for patients.

Provide encouragement and security for patients and staff.

Staff ultimately perform better when their patient’s conditions improve. By offering a service that can boost the moods of their patients, the staff will also reap the benefits.

Create space for recharging.

Cafeterias in hospitals/hospices are shared eating spaces that offer patients a reprieve from their rooms/beds, offer an opportunity for socializing during extended stays and can symbolize physical recovery.

Motivate an otherwise arduous recovery.

Physical therapy is generally a long and painful process, one that patients need to be motivated to go through with. Just like with normal exercise, music is a powerful force when it comes to hard work.

Take your mind off a difficult situation.

People being treated in medical facilities benefit from music that has a calming effect, especially after experiencing injury, illness, and trauma.