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IMNF Case Statement

Wartburg IMNF Case Statement

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THE NEED 3.52% DEMAND FOR MUSIC THERAPISTS IS EXPECTED TO GO UP BY ANNUALLY.** 100 MILLION NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES IMPACT AN ESTIMATED AMERICANS EVERY YEAR.* 5.8 MILLION THERE ARE PEOPLE LIVING WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE IN THE U.S. $600 BILLION THE COSTS OF DEMENTIA AND STROKE ALONE ARE PROJECTED TO TOTAL MORE THAN BY 2030.* 8 OUT OF 10 IN THE 2014-2015 U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT'S BEST HOSPITALS RANKING, TOP REHAB HOSPITALS HAD MUSIC THERAPY PROGRAMS. 8,000 THERE ARE MUSIC THERAPISTS IN THE U.S., BUT THE NEED IS MUCH GREATER. Statistics show that there is an ever-growing need of people who can benefit from the work of IMNF. Our goal is to address this need through our world-renowned education, training and research programs. I M N F V I S I O N 2 0 2 5 | 8 2009 IMNF establishes a private practice to serve patients beyond the nursing home, at home and in the community. 2008 IMNF begins New York Community Trust grant research on impact of music therapy on depression and apathy in conjunction with Beth Abraham's Comprehensive Care Management (CCM) programs. 2002 IMNF holds international symposium, "Dialogues Across Disciplines: Cognitive Neuroscience and Music Processing in Human Function," bringing together neuroscientists and clinicians for the first time. 2005 NYSDOH funds IMNF to develop Therapeutic Drumming outreach and training programs.

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