Masseuse Died After Collapsing at Bosh's Home MIAMI - Hours before making his celebrated return to the Miami Heat rotation, Chris Bosh was shaken by the death of his massage therapist, who collapsed at his home Monday before dying at a hospital. The woman's identity was not immediately released by the police, and details were scarce. According to a police report, the woman "appeared to be well and in good spirits" when she arrived at Bosh's home on Monday morning but then "suddenly lost consciousness." A Miami fire rescue team treated her at the scene and then transported her to Mount Sinai Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead at 11:45 p.m. Detective Vivian Hernandez, a public information officer for the Miami Beach police, said foul play was not suspected, "but there's no cause of death." Hernandez said she did not know if Bosh was at the home when the woman collapsed. The woman, 41, apparently had survived cancer a year ago, according to a friend who spoke with the police. In a statement released through the team, Bosh and his wife, Adrienne, said that the woman had been providing them massage services "for some time." The statement added: "Our hearts go out to her family. We are very sorry for their loss. Bosh, who had missed nine games because of an abdominal strain, came off the bench for the Heat on Tuesday in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals. It was Bosh's first appearance since May 13, when he was injured in Game 1 of the Heat's semifinal series against the Indiana Pacers. Coach Erik Spoelstra said that he wanted to use Bosh in "short bursts" and in a "small role," because of the long layoff. "He doesn't have to be the Chris Bosh that he was seven weeks ago," Spoelstra said. We can build up to that. He just has to give us solid minutes and help our rotation get worked out. Bosh did not speak to reporters before the game. Spoelstra called the massage therapist's death "an absolute tragedy." "We're all learning the full details right now," Spoelstra said, "so it would probably be inappropriate for me to comment any further about it. But Chris was around this morning. He was focused.