Our Services

Hospice nurses provide expert medical care and incredible support wherever the patient resides throughout Southern California. Visit frequency is based on each patient's individual needs, ensuring comfort and continuity of care. Nurses monitor the patient's condition, keep the physician informed, and guide families and caregivers with hands-on education and reassurance.

The attending physician plays a vital role in every patient’s care. Working closely with the hospice team, they oversee all aspects of medical management to ensure each patient’s comfort, safety, and well-being. In most cases, the patient’s regular doctor continues to guide their plan of care, maintaining continuity and trust throughout their time in hospice.

Our chaplains provide spiritual care for patients and their families. Whether you seek prayer, reflection, or simply someone to listen, they’re here to support your spiritual and emotional well-being. They can also connect you with your own faith leaders to ensure your personal beliefs and traditions are respected.

The patient care manager is a registered nurse who oversees and coordinates all aspects of each patient’s hospice care. They ensure every plan of care is individualized, comprehensive, and responsive to changing needs. Serving as a central point of contact, they communicate closely with the physician and care team, helping families feel supported and informed at every step.

Certified Home Health Aides and Nursing Assistants provide gentle, hands-on support with personal care such as bathing, grooming, and other daily activities across the Greater Los Angeles area. They also offer short periods of respite so family members can rest, knowing their loved one is in capable, compassionate hands. Visit frequency is tailored to the needs of both the patient and the caregiver.

The bereavement coordinator provides guidance and emotional support for families coping with loss. They work closely with loved ones to create a personalized plan for grief care, offering counseling, resources, and a steady presence throughout the healing process. With understanding and empathy, they help families find comfort and meaning in the days ahead.

Hospice volunteers offer companionship, comfort, and emotional support to patients and their families. They bring warmth and presence through simple acts of kindness, listening, sharing time, or providing a quiet moment of care. Volunteers also give caregivers valuable respite, allowing them time to rest and recharge while knowing their loved one is supported.

The hospice medical director collaborates with the attending physician and care team to ensure each patient receives the highest standard of attentive medical oversight. They provide clinical expertise, thoughtful guidance, and a broad perspective that supports the coordination of individualized care across the entire hospice program.

The social worker offers emotional support, counseling, and practical guidance for patients, families, and caregivers throughout Southern California. They help navigate important decisions and connect loved ones with community resources, financial assistance, and supportive services. With empathy and understanding, they ensure no family faces the challenges of hospice care alone.