Objectives

Pain relief

Music Care has developed a personalized, standardized Non-Medication Intervention (NMI), based on the principles of hypnoanalgesia, to combat pain.

A therapeutic solution for 52% pain relief

Chronic pain is a major health problem with significant emotional and social repercussions. Pain relief relies on comprehensive (physical and psychological) management. Today, it has been demonstrated that the combination of medicinal and non-pharmacological solutions has the potential to improve pain relief. Among these non-medicinal techniques, Music Care is a therapeutic solution that has proved its worth in numerous randomized, controlled studies.

Among our randomized, controlled clinical studies, one showed that two sessions a day for two months led to: 52 % less pain; more than 50% fewer patients in the Music Care group taking anxiolytics and antidepressants. The effect was maintained for up to two months after stopping the sessions.

Music Care is an easy-to-use application for effective pain relief. The application can be used to assess pain, adjust the duration of the session, deliver the treatment and measure its effectiveness. Music Care is implemented by trained medical staff on recommendation.

Guétin S, Kong A Siou D, Guldner E, et al. The effects of music intervention in the management of chronic pain: a single-blind, randomized, controlled trial. Clinical Journal of Pain 2012

The Music Care protocol

The application can be used to assess pain, adjust session duration, deliver the treatment and measure its effectiveness. Music Care
is set up by trained medical staff on recommendation.

Step 1

Make the patient comfortable

Step 2

Music preferences

Step 3

Pre-assessment of pain level

Step 4

Soin Music Care

Step 5

Verbalization and post-evaluation

Dosage

Music Care's recommended dosage for chronic pain management is 20 to 30 minutes per session, twice a day.

Frequency

For effective pain relief, Music Care should be used twice a day for 60 days.

Scientific Publications

Randomized, controlled studies have demonstrated that Music Care provides over 50% of relief from pain, anxiety and drug use, with no side effects. Main clinical studies of Music Care :

Pain

Services

Reference

Pain management and music therapy: a feasibility study
Pain Center
A patient-controlled, smartphone-based music intervention to reduce pain—A multi-center observational study of patients with chronic pain
Pain Center
The effects of music intervention on the management of chronic pain: a single-blind, randomized, controlled trial
Pain Center
Impact of Music on First Pain and Temporal Summation of Second Pain.
Pain Center
Smartphone-based music intervention in the treatment of episodic migraine headaches – A pilot trial
Pain Center
A web app-based music intervention reduces experimental thermal pain: A randomized trial on preferred versus least-liked music style
Pain Center
Assessing the impact of preferred web app-based music-listening on pain processing at the central nervous level in older Black adults with low back pain: An fNIRS study
Pain Center
Listening to Remotely Monitored Home-based Preferred Music for Pain in Older Black Adults with Low Back Pain: A Pilot Study of Feasibility and Acceptability
Pain Center
Music interferes with expectation-induced pain modulation: a controlled cross-over experimental study
Pain Center
Development, standardization, and evaluation of a digital application for care through music: Example of the “Music Care©” Medical Device (MD)
Pain Center
Evaluation of a web app-based music intervention on pain during wound closure in the emergency department: The EMERGENCE randomized controlled trial
Emergencies
Individualizing musical tempo to spontaneous rates maximizes music-induced hypoalgesia
Pain Center

Comprehensive care for body, mind and soul to enhance patient well-being

Patients are relieved of both physical and psychological pain.

Music Care is used for pain relief in the following specialties:

Neurology

Operating theatres

Oncology

Palliative Care

Emergency room

Maternity ward