FAQ

We provide specialized care services including symptom management, emotional support and spiritual support. We address the issues that are most important to the patient’s needs and wants at the end of their life, focusing on improving the individual’s quality life.

Generally, it is time for Hospice Care when doctors diagnose terminal prognosis. It is better to begin hospice care early rather than late. Many people are referred too late to fully benefit from all the services offered through hospice.

Those diagnosed with life-limiting condition in case the disease is left to follow natural course. Also those with illnesses in which curative measures are no longer effective, appropriate, or desired.

Yes. We provide bereavement services to the family after the patient’s death.

Yes. We accept patients who live alone.

Anyone can refer a friend or their loved ones to a Hospice Care program. The patient and family should feel free to discuss hospice care services at any time with their physician, other health care providers, clergy or friends.

Patient must be determined to have a terminal illness. - If the disease follows its normal course - has made the choice to receive ‘palliative care’ versus ‘curative’ treatments - agrees with comfort measures for continuing care.

- Medicare - Medi-Cal - HMO’s & Private Insurance