Why Choose Serenity Hospice Care?
Compassionate Support Centered on Comfort, Dignity, and Quality of Life
Choosing a hospice provider is an important and deeply personal decision. You need a team that listens carefully, responds compassionately, and treats your loved one with dignity.
At Serenity Hospice Care, every patient receives support tailored to their medical needs, personal wishes, beliefs, and living situation. Based in Claremont, California, we provide hospice and palliative care throughout Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, and Riverside counties.
Patient-Centered Hospice Care
Our care extends beyond medical assistance. We consider the whole person and address physical symptoms alongside emotional, social, psychological, and spiritual concerns.
Patients can receive hospice care in a private residence, board-and-care home, assisted living community, or skilled nursing facility. By providing care in familiar surroundings, we help patients maintain important routines and remain close to the people they love.
What Sets Serenity Hospice Care Apart?
Joint Commission Accredited and Medicare Certified
Serenity Hospice Care is a Joint Commission-accredited and Medicare-certified hospice agency. Our team follows established standards for clinical quality, patient safety, care coordination, and professional accountability.
Support Available 24/7
Illness-related concerns do not always occur during regular office hours. Our on-call hospice support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so patients and caregivers can request assistance whenever questions or changing symptoms arise.
Individualized Plans of Care
Every patient has different symptoms, priorities, and preferences. Our team completes a thorough assessment and develops an individualized hospice care plan in collaboration with the patient, family, attending physician, and residential care staff.
An Interdisciplinary Care Team
Each family benefits from the combined knowledge and support of an entire hospice team. Depending on the individual care plan, this team may include hospice physicians and medical directors, registered nurses and licensed vocational nurses, certified home health aides, medical social workers, spiritual and bereavement counselors, and trained hospice volunteers.
- Hospice physicians and medical directors
- Registered nurses and licensed vocational nurses
- Certified home health aides
- Medical social workers
- Spiritual and bereavement counselors
- Trained hospice volunteers
Together, these professionals coordinate medical, personal, emotional, and practical support.
Care Where the Patient Lives
Our services are provided wherever the patient calls home, including a private residence, an assisted living community, a board-and-care home, or a skilled nursing facility. We coordinate closely with relatives, caregivers, physicians, and facility employees to support continuity of care.
Medications, Supplies, and Equipment
Serenity Hospice Care coordinates medications, medical supplies, and equipment related to the hospice diagnosis and included in the patient’s care plan, including comfort medications, personal care supplies, and medical equipment intended to promote safety and quality of life.
Hospice benefits may be available through Medicare, Medi-Cal, and many private insurance plans. Coverage depends on eligibility, the individual policy, and whether services are related to the hospice diagnosis. Our coordinators can help families understand their benefits.
Specialized Support for Advanced Conditions
Different illnesses create different physical and emotional challenges. Our team develops condition-specific approaches that prioritize comfort, symptom relief, and dignity.
Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
Gentle routines, familiar surroundings, and attentive symptom management help reduce distress and promote a greater sense of security.
Heart and Lung Conditions
Patients living with heart failure or advanced lung disease may receive support for breathing difficulties, fatigue, anxiety, discomfort, and other challenging symptoms.
End-Stage Renal Disease
Individualized comfort care can help manage pain, nausea, weakness, restlessness, and other symptoms associated with advanced kidney disease.
Cancer and Neurological Conditions
Our team provides personalized pain and symptom management based on the patient’s diagnosis, condition, and changing needs.
Support for the Entire Family
Hospice care involves the whole family. In addition to caring for the patient, we provide education and practical guidance for caregivers; emotional and psychological counseling; non-denominational spiritual support; community resource support; respite support when included in the care plan; and bereavement counseling and grief resources.
- Education and practical guidance for caregivers
- Emotional and psychological counseling
- Non-denominational spiritual support
- Assistance locating community resources
- Respite support when included in the care plan
- Bereavement counseling and grief resources
Our goal is to help relatives and caregivers feel informed, supported, and less alone throughout the hospice journey.
Hospice Care Across Southern California
From our office in Claremont, Serenity Hospice Care supports eligible patients within an approximately 60-mile radius, subject to current availability. Our service area includes communities throughout Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, and Riverside Counties.
Experience the Serenity Difference
You do not have to make hospice decisions on your own. Contact our compassionate team today to discuss your options, ask your questions, and take the next step for your family.
Call Serenity Hospice Care 24/7 today at 1 (800) 919-6419.
