Who we are

The MUSIC CARE© method is based on more than 30 clinical studies, and 150 articles have been published to date by nearly 20 university teams and research institutes.

Pioneering the advancement of Music in the field of Science.

Since 1999, Stéphane Guétin, Music Therapist and Doctor in Clinical Psychology, has been involved in the evaluation of music therapy through the conduct of numerous clinical studies presented and published in international scientific conferences and journals. MUSIC CARE© can now offer patients individualized music intervention sessions using a standardized protocol that complies with international scientific guidelines. MUSIC CARE© is also an accredited body that can train your healthcare staff in using these techniques to ensure the optimal function of music therapy in your facility.

The 20-year history of MUSIC CARE©

1999-2003

Studies on chronic pain at the CHU Montpellier led to the creation of the Association of Music Therapy Application and Clinical Research (AMARC).

2003-2005

First randomized controlled studies to evaluate treatments.

2005-2008

Creation and implementation of MUSIC CARE© R&D and clinical studies.

2008-2016

Nominated for the Victoires de la Médecine. 100+ Hospitals now using MUSIC CARE©, validation of Med App Care, ANS/AHS.

2016-2019

300+ Hospitals using MUSIC CARE©, US expansion, MUSIC CARE© VR, 50+ original compositions. MUSIC CARE© Music Studio.

Today

Latest news

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Music Care at the St Joseph Hospital in Portland.

MUSIC CARE© is proud to announce its implementation at the St Joseph Hospital in Portland, Oregon. Treatments will now be available in several departments.

Music Care at the Baylor Scott Hospital

MUSIC CARE© is now being implemented at the renowned Baylor Scott in Frisco, Tx. Treatments are now available in medical and surgical services, pre-op area and labor/delivery clinic.

Music Care launches its immersive treatments.

MUSIC CARE© launches clinical research on its immersive treatment enabling a visual and musical journey into the world of Yann Arthus Bertrand, a world-renowned photographer and founder of the Good Planet Foundation.