For Clinicians
Live interventional music programming for the bedside
Music Over Mind places a trained musician at the bedside, selecting repertoire in real time in response to the patient, the room, and the care environment — a non-pharmacologic complement to clinical care across our partner hospitals, clinics, and senior living communities.
Clinical settings
Where live interventional music programming fits in clinical care
Four high-fit care settings where evidence-based live music at the bedside has been shown to reduce anxiety, ease pain perception, and support family presence alongside the clinician-led care plan.
NICU
Live interventional music programming at the bedside for neonates and their families — soothing repertoire selected in real time in response to the infant, the parent, and the unit environment.
Read about NICU live interventional music programs →Oncology
Response-driven repertoire during infusion, inpatient stays, and recovery — non-pharmacologic bedside support for anxiety and pain-adjacent distress alongside the care plan.
Palliative
Comfort-oriented bedside sessions for patients and families during end-of-life care — a quiet, responsive presence that meets the room where it is.
Post-surgical recovery
Non-pharmacologic support across the recovery window — rest periods, early mobility, and sleep onset — programmed in real time to the patient and the unit rhythm.
Curious how live interventional music programming compares to recorded playlists and credentialed board-certified music practice? Read the music-in-clinical-settings FAQ.
Bring live interventional music programming to your care setting
Tell us about your unit — service line, current bedside programming, and the window you are scoping. Our partnerships team will follow up within two business days.
Already familiar with M.O.M.? Read the music-in-clinical-settings FAQ.