A Patient Can't Come To The Clinic. We Go To Them.
Hospital patients — recovering from surgery, undergoing cancer treatment, in palliative care, or managing extended bed rest — experience pain, anxiety, sleep disruption, and the profound discomfort of prolonged immobility. Therapeutic touch addresses all of these. And it can be delivered directly in the hospital room, rehabilitation unit, or care facility.
"Our therapists coordinate with nursing staff, bring all quipment, and deliver a full clinical session — bedside."
Family members can book on a patient's behalf. We communicate directly with the facility, coordinate timing around nursing rounds, and arrive fully prepared. The patient stays in bed. The care comes to them.
Post-surgical recovery
Surgery creates soft tissue trauma, restricted movement, anxiety, and sleep disruption. Adapted gentle massage addresses each of these during the recovery window — in the hospital room.
Cancer treatment support
Chemotherapy and radiation produce fatigue, nausea, anxiety, and pain. Oncology-adapted massage therapy is evidence-based for all four — delivered bedside, by trained oncology therapists.
Palliative care patients
Therapeutic touch in palliative settings reduces pain perception, anxiety, and isolation — providing human connection that medical treatment alone cannot offer.
Which Patients Benefit From Hospital Massage?
Therapeutic touch is appropriate across a wide range of hospital and care settings.
Post-Surgical Patients
Hip replacements, mastectomies, and abdominal surgery. Adapted gentle massage reduces pain, eases restricted movement, and improves sleep quality during the hospital recovery window.
Cancer Treatment Patients
Patients in active chemotherapy or radiation. Oncology-trained therapists adapt every technique to treatment-related constraints — nausea, fatigue, infusion sites, and radiation fields.
Palliative Care Patients
End-of-life care settings. Therapeutic touch reduces pain perception and provides comfort and presence that no medication replicates. Family members can remain present throughout.
Rehabilitation Patients
Post-orthopedic surgery rehabilitation. Massage alongside physiotherapy accelerates soft tissue healing and reduces the pain that limits rehabilitation participation.
NICU & Paediatric Patients
Infant touch therapy in NICU settings. Documented benefit for weight gain, sleep regulation, and parent-infant bonding. Specialist infant massage therapists available.
A family member booking for a patient in hospital?
We handle everything — intake, facility coordination, and scheduling.
Simpler than you think — here's exactly what happens.
Family members can arrange everything. The patient doesn't need to coordinate anything.
Family or Patient Contacts Us
Provide the patient's name, hospital, floor/unit, current condition, and any known restrictions. Our care team advises on the appropriate session type before confirming.
Takes under 5 minutes online or by phone.
We Contact the Care Team
Our therapist contacts the nursing station to confirm the visit is appropriate, identify any precautions, and schedule around nursing rounds and patient rest times.
We find the space, set up, and are ready within 15 minutes of arrival.
Therapist Arrives at the Bedside
The therapist checks in at the nurses' station, confirms patient status, and enters the room. All sessions begin with a brief verbal assessment of the patient's current condition and comfort level.
Sessions run back-to-back — no downtime between employees.
Adapted Session + Care Notes
Session performed in the hospital bed or bedside chair — whichever suits the patient. Can be shortened at any point. Post-session care notes provided to family and receipt emailed immediately.