Hospice Services

Hospice allows for patients and families who are faced with a terminal illness to receive end of life care in the comfort of home. Our interdisciplinary Hospice team works together to meet the needs of each hospice patient and family or caregiver and provide exceptional care.

Blossom Ridge Hospice is committed to delivering exceptional care for patients and their families.

Skilled Nursing

Our Registered Nurses (RN’s) and Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN’s) provide nursing care under the direction of the patient’s primary care physician or referring physician.

Medical Social Services

Our Medical Social Workers help patients cope with social and emotional factors related to a medical condition or problem. They also work with the family or caregiver on dealing with the practical and emotional aspects surrounding death, dying and bereavement.

Spiritual Services

Our Chaplains provide direct support with spiritual issues as well as facilitate interaction and contact between the community clergy, patient and family or caregiver.

Medical Director

Our Medical Director works with the patient’s attending physician and the hospice team, handling medical components of patient care.

Hospice Aides

Our Hospice Aides provide non-medical health services and personal care to patients. They also assist with daily living activities.

Bereavement Services

Our Bereavement Coordinator provides anticipatory counseling and bereavement support to family and caregivers. They continue to support the immediate family following death.

Volunteer Services

Our Volunteers provide emotional and practical support to patients and family or caregivers. This may include conversing with patients, reading to or playing games with patients, or assisting with light housework.

We also offer

DME Delivery Within Hours

Smooth Transition to Care

Medi-Cal, Medicare and PPOs Accepted

Veteran-Owned and VA Plans Accepted

Locally Owned and Operated

What is Hospice?

OUR PATIENTS SAY

“Lindsay’s laughter and smile kept me going. She was my ray of sunshine and I love her dearly.”

— Alexander Q.
Patient