Music Health Alliance

The music mind is powerful, but it’s also filled with uninvited noise: pressure, instability, and isolation. At Music Health Alliance, we’re here to support the people who make the music we all love. Visit our website for mental health resources and support.

Sending love to the heart of our music community…those facing challenges that often go unseen. 💌 If you need mental health resources and support navigating healthcare, please reach out. 🔗: musichealthalliance.com 💌: info@musichealthalliance.com 📞: (615)200-6896

This is why MHA exists. Donate now to support our mission so we can continue to #HealTheMusic. 🩵Donate to Music Health Alliance: crm.bloomerang.co/HostedDonation…

After losing a loved one, one of our clients missed open enrollment and soon faced a major injury requiring ongoing care. Thanks to our team, she now has coverage for her treatments and received a mental health grant to support her healing journey.

When life feels overwhelming, health care shouldn’t add to the burden. 🩵

Every artist, songwriter, and crew member deserves access to the mental health care they so desperately need. We are here to answer that call. Reach out to us if you need mental health support. 🩵 Donate to #HealTheMusic here: bit.ly/DonateToMHA25.

Tatum and Nikki sat down with @NC5 to share how Music Health Alliance supports the music community—and to offer tips and important reminders for open enrollment season. 🎶💙 bit.ly/MHANewsChannel5

We want to make getting help as easy as possible. Here’s how our Music Industry Mental Health Fund works…🩵 musichealthalliance.com/mental-health-…

From one person to a team of seventeen, we’ve walked alongside 32,000 music people—saving over $145 million in healthcare costs. This is only possible because of YOU. 🩵 #HealTheMusic

This week, a few of us made our way to Nashville’s true home of traditional country music for an awesome celebration. Congratulations to @RobertsWWorld on an incredible Fan Fair! We’re honored and deeply grateful to have been chosen as this year’s beneficiary! 🩵

Behind every call for help, every health crisis, every life changed — there’s an MHA Advocate fighting for the music community. Whether it’s navigating insurance, securing dental or mental health grants, or negotiating impossible medical bills, their work brings hope.

It’s a brand new week of helping music industry professionals gain access to lifesaving medical and mental health resources. Reach out to us if you need support + donate to our mission to #HealTheMusic, if you are able. 🩵 musichealthalliance.com

Big congrats to Suzanne Spooner-Faulk, the latest recipient of the Taking Care of Business award at MHA! 🏆 As she wraps up her time with us, we’re going to miss her more than words can say. Her last day is August 1, so we’re soaking up every bit of her magic while we still can.

The Price Legacy Fund at Music Health Alliance ensures that the often-overlooked population of those ages 65+ will never be alone or forgotten. Learn more about this fund at musichealthalliance.com + reach out if you are a music industry professional in need of support.

🔗: musichealthalliance.com/mental-health-… 💌: info@musichealthalliance.com ☎️: (615)200-6896

When a mental health crisis hits, it impacts the whole family. Our Music Industry Mental Health Fund now offers mental health support and grants not just for the person who reaches out, but their immediate family members too. Reach out if you are struggling and need support. 🩵

When a Nashville singer/songwriter was facing severe dental issues, it wasn’t just about health. It was about his livelihood. Touring. Performing. Smiling.

Nikki’s positive attitude and professionalism make her an invaluable member of our team. She truly deserves recognition for all she does and is the latest recipient of TCB (Taking Care Of Business) Award!

That’s exactly what happened to one of our clients. But Nikki at Music Health Alliance stepped in, filed an appeal, & fought to get the care approved. The result? He regained his hearing. This is what advocacy looks like. This is why we’re here.

Imagine being a touring lighting director & suddenly losing your hearing. Now imagine your insurance won’t cover the tests or treatment to find out why.