Anyone can use music care

NO MUSICAL TRAINING NEEDED

For care teams, family caregivers, educators, and you.

The Companion adapts to you

When you sign up, you choose your role. It shapes which suggestions, initiatives and programs you see first, and how the Companion guides you. You can change it any time in your profile.

PERSONALIZED

Care organizations

For care providers, allied health care professionals, musicians, leaders and managers, students and trainees in long-term care, hospice palliative care, hospitals, retirement residences, and home and community care agencies.

A low-cost, low-tech way to bring music care into daily routines. Because it works in real time, staff get guidance right at the point of care, exactly when they need it.

A healthcare professional, likely a nurse or doctor, wearing a white coat and stethoscope, assisting an elderly woman with a cane by showing her something on a smartphone.

Family caregivers

For people caring for a loved one at home, and those who visit.

Affordable, trustworthy guidance that helps you care well, in the moment. You don't need to be musical. You just need to know what's happening, and the Companion helps with the rest.

An elderly woman with gray hair and glasses sitting on a chair, smiling and looking at a tablet held by a younger woman with dark hair. The younger woman is leaning in, smiling, and wearing a plaid shirt. They are in a bright room with a white wall and a plant on the left.

Educators and schools

For educators, instructors, administrators and students.

Ready-to-use music care for the classroom, like helping a class settle after recess.

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Self-care

For people using music care for their own wellbeing.

Music care is for you, too. The Companion helps you find music that supports rest, eases a hard moment, or helps you feel more like yourself.

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MUSIC DESIGNED FOR OUTCOMES

What it will change for you

Saves time

The right program in minutes, not hours of searching.

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Personal

Fits the person, the setting and the moment.

Practical

Turns evidence-informed music care into simple, in-the-moment steps.

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Consistent

Everyone on the team can offer music care using the same tools.