Regular musical visits for hospice, hospital, memory care and rehab patients of all ages, with special scheduling for end-of-life visits. Most are in person around the SF Bay Area; Zoom visits reach anywhere in the U.S.
Facilities, patients and families are never charged. Monthly or bi-monthly visits from vetted professional musicians, with special scheduling for end-of-life visits.
Your gift pays the musicians who make every visit, so no patient or family ever gets a bill.
It isn't formal music therapy. The music lifts spirits and takes patients' and their caretakers' minds off their challenges.
Your patients don't go anywhere. The music comes to where they already are, and families and caretakers listen right alongside them, making memories together.
Every visit is interactive. Musicians tailor the music to the patients in front of them, and patients can share favorite songs and make requests.
Your facility gets regular visits from vetted, paid professional musicians. End-of-life visits get special scheduling.
A short film about Harmony & Healing.
These visits are on the calendar right now, across the Bay Area.
Regular monthly or bi-monthly visits, with special scheduling for end-of-life visits.
Facilities, patients and families are never charged. Donations cover every visit. See how it works for your facility
Tell us when your patients are available and what music they love.
We contact the requested or right musician for each visit.
Your musician contacts you to set a convenient time.
In person or over Zoom.
Questions first? Call (925) 236-0217.
“Thank you so much for providing such amazing music for our patients & families. I am so grateful for our partnership and look forward to continuing our work together.”
“I was literally moved to tears realizing he was bringing his calling to me. His music brought me right back to my college years and lifted my spirits to the sky!”
“So much healing love to our friend and the rest of us who joined in an amazing virtual performance. Harmony & Healing is such a wonderful organization.”
In 2013 a charity asked David Victor, formerly of BOSTON, to sing for the children in the pediatric oncology ward at Miller Children's Hospital in Long Beach. He expected it to be hard.
Instead the kids, parents and staff embraced him. He left wanting to keep bringing live music to patients and families in their hardest moments, so they know they aren't alone.
Facilities, patients and families are never charged. Donors and sponsors are how the music gets into the room.
Local businesses whose support keeps visits free for facilities, patients and families.
Facilities can request free regular visits for their patients. Donors pay the musicians who make them happen.
