Hospice Care for Thousand Oaks Families
Compassionate support for patients and families during life's most important journey
Managing care for a loved one with a serious illness involves coordinating many moving parts. Families in Thousand Oaks benefit from our hospice team's expertise in bringing together physicians, nurses, social workers, and spiritual counselors into one cohesive care plan. We serve families throughout Ventura County with seamless, coordinated support.
Our interdisciplinary team handles the complexity of end-of-life care so you do not have to. We coordinate with your existing physicians, manage medications, arrange medical equipment delivery, and ensure everyone involved in your care is aligned and communicating effectively in Thousand Oaks.
From regular nursing visits to 24/7 phone support, our team ensures nothing falls through the cracks. Families in Thousand Oaks can focus on spending quality time with their loved one while we manage the medical, emotional, and logistical aspects of care.
Coordinated Hospice Care for Thousand Oaks Families
Our interdisciplinary approach brings together all aspects of your care into one seamless plan.
Request an Evaluation
Contact us to discuss your current care situation. We will explain how hospice can simplify coordination and bring together all the support you need.
Assessment and Eligibility
Our team works with your existing physicians and care providers to create a unified care plan. We handle all coordination and communication between providers.
Care Begins
Once enrolled, you have one team managing everything: nursing visits, medications, equipment, emotional support, and 24/7 guidance whenever you need it.
Hospice eligibility is a medical determination based on your diagnosis and condition. Our team works closely with your doctor to ensure you receive the right level of care at the right time.
Hospice Services in Established Residential Communities
Established neighborhoods with mature landscaping and larger lots provide ideal environments for home-based hospice care. Privacy, quiet surroundings, and space for family gatherings support both patient comfort and family togetherness during this meaningful time. Our team appreciates working in settings where patients can rest peacefully and families can focus on what matters without external distractions.
Many residents in established communities have long relationships with primary care physicians and specialists who know their medical histories intimately. We value these relationships and work to preserve them, collaborating with your existing doctors rather than replacing them. Your physician can remain involved in your care as your attending physician, with our hospice medical director providing specialized support for comfort-focused treatment.
Retirement-age residents often have specific concerns about maintaining independence and avoiding institutional care. Our hospice services are designed to support this preference, providing enough professional care to ensure safety and comfort while preserving the patient's ability to live on their own terms. We focus on empowerment rather than dependency, helping patients do as much as they can rather than taking over completely.
Common Questions from Thousand Oaks Families
If your loved one\'s condition improves and they no longer meet hospice eligibility criteria, they can be discharged from hospice and return to curative treatment. You can always re-enroll later if needed.
Yes, our nursing staff is available by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If urgent needs arise in Thousand Oaks, we can dispatch a nurse to your home for in-person support whenever necessary.
We accept Medicare, Medicaid, TriWest for veterans, and most private insurance plans. Our admissions team will review your benefits and explain exactly what your plan covers.
Have more questions? Visit our FAQ page or call us at (818) 600-8030.
Unified Care Team Serving Thousand Oaks
One coordinated team managing all aspects of your care, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Pain & Symptom Management
Expert nurses visit regularly to monitor symptoms, adjust medications, and ensure comfort. All medications related to your hospice diagnosis are covered, along with medical equipment and supplies.
Emotional & Spiritual Care
Social workers provide counseling and connect families with community resources. Spiritual counselors offer faith-based or non-denominational support based on your preferences and beliefs.
Personal Care Assistance
Certified home health aides help with bathing, grooming, dressing, and other personal care needs. They also train family caregivers in providing comfortable, safe care at home.
24/7 Availability
A nurse is available by phone at any hour, day or night. If symptoms change or urgent needs arise, we can dispatch a nurse to your home for in-person support whenever necessary.
For a complete list of our hospice services and what is included in your care plan, visit our services page.
Where We Provide Care
Our team delivers hospice care wherever you feel most comfortable in Thousand Oaks—whether that is your private home, an assisted living community, or a skilled nursing facility.
Private Homes
Most patients receive care at home, surrounded by family and familiar settings
Assisted Living
We coordinate seamlessly with facility staff to deliver comprehensive care
Nursing Facilities
Skilled nursing homes and residential care settings throughout the area
We also support patients transitioning from hospital to home, working closely with discharge planners to ensure a smooth, comfortable move. Our team works to begin care as quickly as possible after discharge to support continuity of comfort.
Connect With Our Thousand Oaks Care Coordinators
If managing your loved one's care feels overwhelming, our team can help. We bring together all aspects of hospice support into one coordinated plan.
Let us handle the complexity so you can focus on what matters most: time with your loved one.
Available 24/7 for hospice support and guidance