Hospice Care Rooted in Los Angeles County
California Hospice Services is based right here in Los Angeles County, with our office on Firestone Boulevard in Norwalk. That means a local hospice team that knows the community, responds quickly, and treats every patient like family, bringing comfort, dignity and expert care to your loved one at home.
Neighborhoods and Cities We Serve
From our Norwalk office, our care team regularly visits patients in:
We also serve communities throughout greater Los Angeles. Not sure if we reach your neighborhood? Give us a call. We’re happy to check.
Hospice Is a Kind of Care, Not a Place
Levels of Hospice Care We Offer
Respite Care
A short inpatient stay of up to five days, giving family caregivers time to rest.
Learn more →More Than Medical Care
Our team includes hospice physicians, registered nurses, certified home health aides, social workers, chaplains, volunteers and bereavement counselors. We help with:
- Pain and symptom management
- Medications, equipment and supplies
- Emotional and spiritual support
- Guidance and education for families
- Bereavement support after a loss
Coverage and Cost
Hospice care is covered for eligible patients by Medicare, Medi-Cal and many private insurance plans.
Under the Medicare and Medi-Cal hospice benefit, families typically pay nothing out of pocket for hospice services.
We’ll verify your benefits and walk you through the details before care starts.
How to Begin Hospice Care
Call 323-545-2565
Our nurses are on call 24/7, including weekends and holidays.
We coordinate with the doctor
We work with your loved one’s physician to confirm hospice eligibility.
Same-day admission
Care can often begin the very same day.
Common Questions
Is hospice only for the last few days of life?
No. Hospice is for anyone with a life expectancy of six months or less, as certified by a physician. Starting earlier gives patients and families more time to benefit from comfort and support.
Does choosing hospice mean giving up?
No. Hospice shifts the focus from cure to comfort and quality of life, so your loved one can spend their time as fully and peacefully as possible.
Can we stop hospice if things change?
Yes. Patients can leave hospice at any time and return later if needed.