The 5 Best Hospice Services for Seniors in Fontana, CA for 2025

"My husband has been placed on hospice through VITAS Healthcare. We have him at home and the care providers and the nurses come here. A lady comes in 3 days a week, she showers and shaves him, brushes his teeth, and grooms him. A nurse comes in once a..."

"Gentiva Hospice of Victorville was a lifesaver. I did not know Medi-care would cover it after mom did not fill out her yearly Medi-Cal paperwork and got canceled. Gentiva got our call and came to help within 24 hours. Their nurses are compassionat..."

Hospice care is a philosophy of care around providing services to maximize the comfort and function of an individual and their family. Hospice is covered 100% by Medicare Medicaid Most private insurance Divine Mercy Hospice is a Medicare benefit that is for someone who has less than six months to live. Hospice is about giving additional care, its, its supplementing the health system. It's, it's a benefit for individuals facing end-of-life, because there are more challenges at that time.

We provide comfort to those who qualify for hospice services. We help your family with supplies, equipment and hospice medications too. Our hospice care is provided by a team with special training in end-of-life care, and includes a hospice physician, hospice nurse, social workers, spiritual care coordinators, hospice aides and trained volunteers. Contact us today to learn why we are America's leader in hospice care.

Golden Years Hospice Care delivers comprehensive care for patients facing life-limiting illness. Attending Physician: Certifies the patient has a terminal illness and remains the patient's primary physician and works as a member of the team. Medical Director: Certifies the attending physician's prognosis, leads the hospice team in developing a plan of care; provides consultation to the attending physician. Skilled Nurses: RN's, LVN's evaluate the patient's condition during regular scheduled visits. The registered nurse coordinates the plan of care and teaches the family proper patient care techniques and the use of medication and pain management. Social Worker: Assesses social needs of the patient and family and provides psychological and bereavement counseling. Chaplain: Provides spiritual support and works as a liaison with clergy of the patient's choice.