Hospice massage is a specialized form of therapeutic touch designed to bring comfort, ease, and emotional support to individuals in hospice care. Focused on gentle, non-invasive techniques, it helps alleviate pain, reduce anxiety, and promote connection and relaxation during the end-of-life journey. Hospice massage is highly adaptable, meeting the individual right where they are and can be provided wherever the person is most comfortable. Clients do not need to remove any clothing for this type of massage.

Palliative massage is a gentle, specialized form of massage therapy designed to provide comfort and support to individuals facing chronic illnesses, advanced age, or end-of-life transitions. Unlike traditional massage, which often focuses on deep tissue manipulation or therapeutic goals, palliative massage prioritizes relaxation, relief from discomfort, and emotional well-being.

No. Palliative & Hospice massage is highly adaptable and is provided wherever the client is most comfortable, whether in a bed, wheelchair, or recliner and can be performed while they remain clothed.

Always! Palliative and hospice massage is provided in the setting where the client feels most at ease. I travel to private homes, assisted living facilities, or other care environments to offer treatment, ensuring comfort and continuity of care.

In home hospice & palliative massage starts at $150 per 90 minute visit. This visit includes massage for the individual receiving palliative or hospice care as well as their caretaker. I work on a sliding scale model. If you are in need of sliding scale pricing, please do not hesitate to reach out.

While some insurance companies will reimburse for massage, currently Medicare does not.