Hospice Care
Comfort, dignity and support at the end of life
Hospice focuses on quality of life when a cure is no longer the goal. Our team cares for the patient and supports the entire family — wherever they call home.
Who it supports
- Patients with a life expectancy of six months or less if the illness runs its normal course
- People with advanced cancer, heart failure, COPD, dementia, kidney or liver disease, ALS, stroke and more
- Patients choosing comfort over curative treatment, or with frequent hospital visits
- Families who need help, guidance and respite caring for a loved one
What's included
- Pain and symptom management by registered nurses
- Medications, medical equipment and supplies related to the hospice diagnosis
- Home health aides for bathing and personal care
- Social work, spiritual counseling and volunteer support
- Individual and group grief counseling for families for up to 13 months after a loss
- Medicare-certified hospice; serves Medicare, Medicare Advantage and Medicare + Medi-Cal patients — call to check other insurance
How to make a referral
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Anyone can start the conversation — physician, hospital, facility or family. Call us or send an inquiry.
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We confirm eligibility with the physician and verify insurance benefits.
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A hospice nurse visits to admit the patient and build a care plan, often the same day.
A physician's certification is required for hospice admission. Our intake team coordinates this with the attending physician.
Have a patient who could benefit from hospice?
Our intake team responds quickly — often with same-day evaluations.