Your Partner in Bringing Therapeutic Yoga to Healthcare Settings
My Yoga Network delivers clinically trained yoga therapy as adjunct care for hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, and behavioral health programs. The American College of Physicians recommends yoga among first-line non-pharmacologic treatments for chronic low back pain — our patient-centered programs align with that evidence to support recovery, reduce stress, and improve quality of life.
Our Yoga Programs for Patient Wellness
Evidence-informed, clinically sensitive programs tailored to real healthcare environments.
Therapeutic Yoga for Specific Conditions
We design sessions that align with patient needs, mobility levels, and medical considerations. Programs support patients experiencing:
- Chronic pain or limited mobility
- Anxiety, depression, emotional distress
- PTSD or trauma-related symptoms
- Post-surgical recovery
- Respiratory challenges
- Sleep disturbances
Each session is adapted for clinical safety, therapeutic pacing, and accessibility—seated, bed-based, or chair-supported as needed.
Mind–Body Healing for Emotional & Physical Recovery
These programs integrate gentle movement, therapeutic breathing, and relaxation techniques to help patients:
- Regulate the nervous system
- Reduce stress and anxiety
- Improve respiratory function
- Reconnect with the body
- Build emotional resilience
This mind–body approach effectively complements traditional treatment plans.
Group Classes & Individual Patient Sessions
Flexible delivery formats allow integration into multiple care units.
- Group Sessions
Ideal for rehab units, long-term care, wellness programming, and behavioral health groups. - Individual Sessions
Perfect for patients needing one-on-one therapeutic attention, mobility support, or trauma-sensitive care.
All sessions are risk-aware, clinically sensitive, and tailored to patient limitations and recovery goals.
Flexible Program Structures
Programs designed to plug easily into existing healthcare operations:
- Weekly Therapeutic Programs – integrated into ongoing patient routines
- Monthly Wellness Plans – ideal for chronic care and long-term facilities
- One-Off Therapeutic Sessions – wellness days, patient engagement events
- Trial / Pilot Programs – evaluate benefits before long-term adoption
Each includes instructor management, scheduling, documentation, and session reporting—minimizing workload for your staff.
Benefits of Therapeutic Yoga for Healthcare Facilities
Clinical Outcomes
Reduced pain perception Improved mobility & functional recovery Better sleep & relaxation patterns
Emotional & Psychological Support
Reduced anxiety & depressive symptoms Strengthened coping mechanisms Increased emotional regulation
Patient Experience Metrics
Higher satisfaction scores Stronger engagement with wellness services Positive feedback on care environment
Measurable yoga therapy, built for clinical workflows
Our wearables + EHR integration program connects patient biometrics — HRV, sleep stages, and recovery from devices like Oura, Apple Health, and Fitbit — to yoga therapy sessions. Yoga therapists see a pre-session biometric snapshot, and outcome data is structured for FHIR-standard export toward EHR systems.
The goal: turn yoga therapy into a measurable, documentable intervention your care team can track alongside the rest of the patient record — and build the evidence base for research partners and future reimbursement pathways.
- Wearable integration — HRV, sleep, and recovery tracked before and after each session
- Pre-session snapshot — therapists adapt programming to how the patient actually slept and recovered
- EHR-ready — FHIR-standard observation export, OpenEMR first, built to HIPAA-aware architecture
What the evidence says
The American College of Physicians recommends yoga among first-line non-pharmacologic treatments for chronic low back pain.
Source: Qaseem et al., Annals of Internal Medicine (2017) — ACP Clinical Practice GuidelineA Cochrane systematic review found yoga produced small to moderate improvements in back-related function in chronic non-specific low back pain.
Source: Wieland et al., Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (2017)Published reviews suggest yoga practice is associated with improved heart rate variability, an indicator of autonomic nervous system regulation relevant to stress-related conditions.
Source: Tyagi & Cohen, International Journal of Yoga (2016)Yoga therapy at My Yoga Network is delivered as adjunct care alongside medical treatment — it does not replace diagnosis or treatment by a licensed clinician.
Further reading for clinical teams
Why Healthcare Providers Choose My Yoga Network
Clinically Sensitive Programming
Designed around safety, accessibility, and trauma-informed care.
Vetted, Healthcare-Ready Instructors
Certified, insured professionals experienced with chronic conditions, mobility limitations, and emotional-sensitive populations.
Turnkey Integration With Minimal Administrative Workload
We manage scheduling, staffing, delivery, equipment, and reporting.
Flexible & Scalable Models
Adaptable to patient volumes, care units, and facility-specific goals.
Aligned With Modern Healthcare Priorities
Supports whole-person care, patient satisfaction goals, and wellness innovations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know About Our Healthcare Wellness Programs.
Is yoga therapy evidence-based for chronic low back pain?
Yes. The American College of Physicians' clinical guideline recommends yoga among first-line non-pharmacologic treatments for chronic low back pain. My Yoga Network programs align session protocols with this guidance and adapt them to each patient's mobility, comorbidities, and recovery stage, delivered as adjunct care alongside medical treatment.
What credentials do My Yoga Network yoga therapists hold?
Clinical programs are staffed by clinically trained yoga therapists, including IAYT-credentialed (C-IAYT) practitioners where the setting requires it. All are certified, insured, and experienced with chronic conditions, mobility limitations, and trauma-sensitive populations, and they work within the boundaries of adjunct, non-diagnostic care.
Is yoga therapy safe for medically complex patients?
Sessions are designed for clinical safety: therapists screen with your care team, pace therapeutically, and adapt every practice to be seated, bed-based, or chair-supported as needed. Contraindicated movements are excluded per patient condition, and trauma-informed delivery is standard across behavioral health settings.
How does yoga therapy fit alongside existing medical treatment?
Yoga therapy is adjunct care — it complements, never replaces, the medical plan. Therapists coordinate with your clinical team, follow facility protocols, and provide session documentation and reporting so the intervention can be tracked alongside the rest of the patient record.
How long are sessions and what delivery formats are available?
Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes depending on patient needs and program goals. Formats include group sessions for rehab units, long-term care, and behavioral health groups, and individual sessions for one-on-one therapeutic attention. Programs run weekly, monthly, as one-off events, or as pilot evaluations.
Does our facility need special equipment or extra staff time?
No. My Yoga Network delivers turnkey programs: we manage scheduling, staffing, equipment, documentation, and session reporting. Therapists adapt to the space and resources your facility already has, so the program adds patient value without adding administrative workload to your team.
Can yoga therapy outcomes be measured and documented?
Yes. Every program includes session documentation and reporting today. Our Yoga Bio Sync integration (in development) adds wearable biometrics — HRV, sleep stages, and recovery — with FHIR-standard observation export toward EHR systems, so yoga therapy becomes a measurable, documentable intervention within clinical workflows.