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

"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 compassionate and loving to the patient. My mom really liked her nurse and only said wonderful things about her. We got the hospital bed, oxygen, diapers, bed baths and they took over ordering her medications, one less thing to worry about. When I had to cancel their services to move her to a facility that did not allow hospice care, they got the termination letter to me within 15 minutes so I could move her to a hospital for 24 hour care we could no longer give. I am completely pleased with Gentiva of Victorville. They even had religious help and a social worker. I am so happy they came to help in our time of need and recommend them for any loved family member, or anyone Sandy M. "

"My husband is using Community Hospice of Victor Valley, and I am very pleased with the team that they have for us. Each one of the individuals is very pleasant, very thorough, and very knowledgeable. They come in to our home. They have a social worker that comes when I call or comes by at least once a week. One lady gives my husband a bath three times a week. "

"From the minute the door opens at Hillsong Senior Living, there's a big sign that says 'Welcome' and there's a ramp for wheelchairs as you're walking in. Then when you come in, it's open. You see a big kitchen that is very clean, modern, and up to date, and the owner has solar panels so that my cousin has air conditioning that is always at the proper temperature. Nobody is sweating or uncomfortable. There's a nice living room and then windows that look out onto a covered patio that had furniture and grass. So, it was pretty to look out on. There were several huge leather chairs that recline and a big television too. My cousin is there for hospice care. Her room is large, she is in a hospital bed, and there's a bathroom that was adjacent to her. All questions that we had to ask were answered by the owner who was there the whole time, Carina. We saw her move my cousin correctly so she doesn't get bedsores. And just her whole attitude was caring and kind. We could hear people talking low, but there were no outbursts or anything. It was peaceful and very clean. She walked us through the kitchen, the living room, and into the backyard. Her husband is a firefighter and I think he also helps keep the place nice. It was very homelike and very welcoming. They prepare the food and they do ask about their dislikes or if somebody is allergic to something. So, it didn't look like they just threw some packaged stuff at them. They had all kinds of activities that would be appropriate if you were still able to do that. She said that relatives or friends are welcome any time. You didn't have to call and say, "We're going to be here between this hour and this hour." Carina said "We are transparent and the families are welcome." That to me said they're not worried about cleanliness, et cetera, because they have it under control."

"I was a client of GSR Hospice, Inc. They were here for my mom's showering and medication. They helped me with the bed for her because her bed was really hard. We switched up that, so we got her a little more comfortable. They would come pretty much when I asked every time I called. So, they were really good. They were always very bubbly. For me, it was a little of a struggle because I'm feeling anxious and they're all, "I'm happy," but it was good. In terms of communication, I'd say that would get more like an A-minus, because there was one time where I couldn't get anybody on the line when it says it's a 24-hour. I couldn't find anyone to ask any questions of. I guess that does happen. Sometimes people will miss the phone or not set it up right or something. The company was really good. I mean, they even got somebody who could do my mom's nails, which was remarkable to me. Her toenails, not as much as she didn't need her fingers done, but her toenails, because she had infections and stuff. Their staff made her feet look beautiful. They were so cute afterwards; it was really great."

"The best one in the whole wide world is Cornerstone Hospice. They were excellent. A minister comes out, and they help you, they follow-up for a year after the person passes away to see if you are OK. When they knew my husband was passing away, two of the nurses stayed, and they must have been here for fourteen hours. One hundred percent they were caring, they cared about me and the family, and they were wonderful. They were very compassionate, and they checked my husband -- checked his vitals -- all the time, and they try to get him to eat. They did everything that they could possibly do. I couldn't rave about them more. If there was more than a hundred percent, it would be it. "

"Ken and Amanda are so gracious and courteous. The community is simply beautiful and staff is very friendly."