Compassionate Hospice Care in San Bernardino
Serving Los Angeles families with dignity, comfort, and personalized end-of-life care.
Did You Know That We Pay Into Medicare Our Entire Working Lives? Medicare And Medi-Cal Covers Hospice Care 100%!
Hospice care is for a terminally ill person. Receiving hospice care does not mean you will die soon. You can stay on hospice as long as your condition doesn’t improve. If your condition does improve you can stop receiving hospice care. You always have the option of leaving hospice. Medicare, Medicaid, and major insurance with hospice benefits will cover care related to the hospice diagnosis. Appling Hospice Care is available and prepared to provide quality hospice services for you and your loved ones. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions - (877) 412-6683
About Appling Hospice Care in San Bernardino County
Are you looking for hospice care that provides compassionate, in-home support for serious illness? Appling Hospice Care offers specialized hospice and palliative care throughout San Bernardino County. We help families manage symptoms, reduce stress, and plan for end of life with dignity.
Why Choose Appling Hospice Care in San Bernardino County
Appling Hospice Care brings mobile hospice care to your home or wherever you live in the County.
We are a Black owned, African American owned hospice agency that focuses on providing culturally sensitive care.
Our team delivers 24/7 hospice and comfort care for patients with cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer’s, end stage renal failure, stroke, and other chronic illness.
Our Core Services
Hospice Care In San Bernardino County
We deliver hospice care in areas across San Bernardino County with skill and compassion.
Mobile Hospice Care & In-Home End-of-Life Care
We bring hospice care services to your doorstep, wherever you call home. Families can access support in a familiar environment. We offer care services even if you are in a care facility. We offer spiritual support hospice and grief counseling hospice.
Hospice Care Is Comfort Care
We manage symptoms of life limiting diseases. We work with families to develop a plan of care that benefits our patients and their families. We offer pain management and supportive care for chronic illness.
Conditions We Support
- Any life limiting illness
- Care for cancer patients
- Advanced Alzheimer’s & dementia
- End stage renal and chronic kidney failure
- Heart disease and heart failure
- Chronic illness, stroke, COPD
What to Expect
Assessment
A nurse visits to evaluate needs and discusses symptoms, wishes, and care goals.
Customized Care Plan
We provide post-acute care services if transitioning from a hospital or nursing facility and we create comfort care plans supported by in-home care and mobile hospice visits.
Skilled Support
Registered nurses oversee symptom control. Certified aides assist with grooming and light housekeeping. Social workers offer assistance with identifying services our patients and family need, and they help with advanced planning. Our Chaplain can provide grief counseling and bereavement services if desired.
Family & Caregiver Support
We offer hospice support for caregivers and guide families about how hospice care works.
Continuous Follow-Up
We monitor and adjust care during our patient’s journey. We provide hospice respite care to relieve caregiver burden. Respite care is short term relief so a caregiver can have a break from the stress of providing constant care.
FAQs
What cities do you serve?
We serve San Bernardino County, including the Cities of:
- San Bernardino
- Fontana
- Ontario
- Rancho Cucamonga
- Victorville
- Rialto
- Hesperia
- Chino
- Upland
- Apple Valley
- Redlands
- Highland
- Yucaipa
- Colton
- Montclair
- Loma Linda
What is palliative care vs hospice care?
Palliative care treats symptoms at any illness stage. Hospice care focuses on end-of-life comfort. We offer hospice services to meet patient goals. We provide hospice palliative care when admitted to hospice care.
When to start hospice care?
Signs it’s time for hospice include increased hospital visits, uncontrolled symptoms, and a decision to focus on comfort. We guide families in making that choice.
Do I have to stay in hospice?
You always have the option of choosing to leave hospice.
How does hospice care work?
A doctor certifies eligibility. Appling Hospice Care staff works with the patient and family to create a care plan and deliver medical, emotional, and spiritual support at home.
How to Start
Call us to schedule a no-obligation in-home assessment - (877) 412-6683
We accept Medicare, Medi-Cal, and private insurance.
We coordinate with your doctor and your home health or nursing team. If your doctor advises that you should consider hospice, call us. We will coordinate with your doctor’s office to provide a smooth transition to your home or facility you choose.
Summary Table of Services
| Service | Description |
|---|---|
| In-Home Hospice Care | End-of-life care visits at home |
| Medicine & Equipment delivered | Prescribed medicines & equipment are delivered to the house |
| Comfort Care & Pain Management | For all serious diseases qualifying for hospice |
| Bereavement & Grief Counseling | Support for families before and after death |
| Advance Care Planning | Guidance on living wills, DNRs, medical power of attorney |
| Hospice Support for Caregivers | Respite, training, and emotional support |