One of the main concerns of the contemporary medical worker is the patient’s comfort and well-being during the period of their presence in the hospital. Medical facilities today offer a wide range of services directed at the improvement of the patient’s comfort. Medical treatment of various diseases is more likely to have a positive outcome if the patient was taken care of in calm and peaceful surroundings. One of the most effective ways to encourage relaxation and calmness in patients is through aromatherapy and gentle massage. This technique is highly effective for patients that suffer from chronic pains and anxieties. Regular massage therapies showed strongly positive results in chronic pain alleviation and improvement of the overall physical and emotional condition of the patients. The researchers in this field were focused on measuring the pain using Iowa Pain Thermometer and Geriatric Multidimensional Pain and Illness Inventory before and after the several-week courses of massage and aromatherapy. The researchers documented a significant decrease in pain and the improvement of the quality of life of the participants of the studies. This means that this rather simple method of treatment is highly effective and should be considered by the contemporary therapeutic nursery. The patients’ comfort and well-being are the main functions of contemporary nursery professionals (Kolcaba et al, 2006). People of different ages report having chronic pains which influence their quality of life in a negative way. Patients with chronic pains tend to have multiple comfort needs of psychological, physical, and environmental characters. The procedure of massage and aromatherapy is very helpful, not complex, it can be easily included in the process of patient care and the nurses and nursery assistants can be trained to perform the most useful and efficient massage techniques. The experiments conducted by medical professionals all around the world were directed at measuring the levels of chronic pain the patients experienced. After the quantitative data was collected the course of aromatherapy and hand massage was practiced. The researchers worked with patients experiencing a variety of chronic non-malignant pains. The therapy course proved to have a significant analgesic effect on pain in the lower back area, neck and shoulder pain, and headaches. Massage and aromatherapy were recommended as auxiliary treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome and fibromyalgia and musculoskeletal pains (Tsao, 2007). The research conducted by Cino included forty participants that took a four-week course of massage having sessions twice a week. To measure chronic pain Geriatric Multidimensional Pain and Illness Inventory points such as emotional distress, life interference, and suffering. Besides, Iowa Pain Thermometer, a pain scale, was employed. The course showed that hand massage with and without aromatherapy significantly reduced the scores showed by the measuring devices at the beginning of the experiment (Cino, 2014). The research by Yip and Tse included a course consisting of eight sessions of manual acupressure therapy that was held within three weeks on adult patients with