Comfort First
The plan of care emphasizes relief of pain and other symptoms while supporting the patient’s comfort and personal goals.
About hospice care
Care centered on comfort, dignity, and individual needs.
Hospice care is designed for people living with a serious or life-limiting illness when the goals of care are focused on comfort and quality of life. Support is organized around the patient’s symptoms, preferences, daily needs, and family situation.
Assistance Hospice Care, Inc. is listed in public provider records in Van Nuys, California. Families considering hospice can contact the provider directly to ask about current services, eligibility, coverage, and the care settings that may be available.
A coordinated approach
Hospice brings clinical care and family support together.
Team-Based Care
Hospice commonly involves nurses, physicians, aides, social workers, counselors, and other professionals working from one coordinated plan.
Family Guidance
Families can receive education and practical guidance so they understand what to expect and when to contact the hospice team for help.
Planning care
Questions are an important part of choosing hospice.
Before starting services, families can ask how eligibility is determined, how symptoms are handled after hours, what medications or equipment may be related to the hospice diagnosis, and how the care team communicates when needs change.
Because services and coverage can vary by patient and plan, current details should be confirmed directly with the hospice provider.
Need provider information?
Contact Assistance Hospice Care, Inc. to discuss current availability, eligibility questions, or the next appropriate step for a patient or family.