Integrative Health Initiative

“Service healwell massage therapists worked at 13 different facilities throughout the dc metro area, as well as providing care to patients in their homes in a catchment area spanning southern maryland to western virginia-our therapists touched more than 10,500 patients, staff, and caregivers-added new oncology massage program at johns hopkins howard county cancer resource center-added new home-based pediatric hospice program in partnership with capital caring kids-added 4 new massage therapists to our team-expanded our ambulatory/outpatient program with life with cancer and our infusion center program at georgetown lombardi cancer center-provided education to adolescent caregivers and hands-on service to parents of teenage caregivers at the inaugural y-care washington, dc training for family members with tbi, spinal injury, and ptsd”

“Education-hosted first in-person conference healwell homecoming-held in-person hospital based training for adults and peds in washington dc-hosted 2 scar tissue mobilization classes taught by international fascia expert cath ryan-had 1,597 enrollments from 373 unique students”

“Misson touch. Teach. Advocate. We touch people affected by illness. We teach massage therapists how to provide care safely and effectively. We advocate for access to that care and for a broader role for massage therapists in healthcare. Our organization partners with clinical facilities and hospitals to conduct massage therapy research and to provide massage therapy to hospitalized patients and people receiving healthcare in their homes or other facilities. We also provide post-graduate/advanced training for massage therapists and other healthcare professionals in support of meaningful integration of massage therapy and a more compassionate and skilled healthcare system.”

“Research using funds received in the form of a grant from theodyssey foundation created and enrolled 11 massage therapists from all over the us in anation-level palliative massage therapy training certificate programtrained massage therapistsat childrens hospital of philadelphia chop and grew healwell massage therapist team inpreparation for multi-site study with chop and childrens national hospital to launch in early2025received phase ii funding from the national cancer institute to finalize an app-basedmassage therapy training program for lay caregivers to address chemotherapy induced peripheralneuropathy filmed updated app segments and created safety protocol and control group protocolfor the accompanying randomized controlled trial to be conducted at mayo clinic in florida totest the app can we say/should we say that we collected pre and post data from xxx sessionswith outpatient oncology session conducted through life with cancer”

“COMPASS PRO BONO IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT OFFERS FREE CONSULTINGSERVICES TO NONPROFITS. THEIR CONSULTANTS ARE FROM ALL SECTORS. THE CONSULTATION WE RECEIVEDWAS ABOUT COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING. THEY INTERVIEWED SHAREHOLDERS, REVIEWED OUR WEBSITE,NEWSLETTER, AND MESSAGING. THEY MADE RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT OUR COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY. THEIRSERVICE WERE NOT LISTED AS EITHER INCOME OR AN EXPENSES AS THEY WERE DONATED SERVICES.For Paperwork”

“Touch. Teach. Advocate. We touch people affected by illness. We teach massage therapists how to provide care safely and effectively. We advocate for access to that care and for a broader role for massage therapists in healthcare. Our organization partners with clinical facilities and hospitals to conduct massage therapy research and to provide massage therapy to hospitalized patients and people receiving healthcare in their homes or other facilities. We also provide post-graduate/advanced training for massage therapists and other healthcare professionals in support of meaningful integration of massage therapy and a more compassionate and skilled healthcare system.”

“Payroll Processing Fees 5,850”

“Space Rental 477”

“Licenses Fees 682”

“Business Tangible Personal Property Tax 141”

“Professional Membership Dues/Fees 3,710”

“Supplies 1,394”

“Small Equipment Purchases 294”

“Employee Appreiciation 580”

“Employee Background Drug Testing 1,512”

“Staff Development 1,688”

“Telephone Telecommunications 478”

“Printing Copying 4,809”

“Parking,Tolls 3,418”

“Books, Subscriptions, Reference 191”

“Equip Rental Maintenance 1,391”

“Individual Donor Acquisition/Stewardship 345”

“Reason for Amended ReturnThe organization is filing an amended Form 990 to correct certain reporting errors identified after the original filing. Adjustments were made to revenue and expense classifications in Parts VIII and IX, as well as corresponding balance sheet updates in Part X. These changes do not affect the organizations exempt status or program activities. These corrections were made following an internal review and reconciliation of accounting records after the original filing.”