What Hospice Care Covers for Antioch Residents
Hospice care is a Medicare benefit that covers a full range of comfort-focused services for individuals with a serious illness and a prognosis of six months or less, as certified by a physician. According to Medicare guidelines, patients who qualify receive:
- Skilled nursing visits on a regular schedule, with 24/7 on-call support
- Physician oversight from our Medical Director
- Medication management for symptoms related to the hospice diagnosis
- Medical equipment and supplies (hospital beds, oxygen, wheelchairs, and more) delivered to your home
- Certified Nursing Aide (CNA) support for bathing, grooming, and personal care
- Social work services to help navigate care planning and family logistics
- Spiritual care and chaplaincy for patients and loved ones
- Bereavement support for families after a loved one passes
There are no co-pays or deductibles for eligible Medicare or Medi-Cal patients. Most private insurance plans also cover hospice services. Our team helps you understand your benefits in plain, simple language, so cost never stands between your family and the care you deserve.
Hospice Care Where You Live in Antioch
One of the most important things to know is this: hospice is not a place you go to. It is care that comes to you.
Grace and Glory Hospice brings all services, support, equipment, and medical supplies directly to wherever your loved one calls home, including:
- Private residences and family homes
- Assisted living communities
- Skilled nursing facilities
- Memory care communities
- Residential care homes
Our team serves patients throughout Antioch, including areas near Delta View Post Acute, Lone Tree Post Acute, Antioch Convalescent Hospital, and assisted living communities across the city. If you are unsure whether we serve a specific address, call us, and we will confirm right away.
Is Your Loved One Eligible for Hospice Care?
Hospice care may be appropriate when:
- A physician has certified a serious illness with a prognosis of six months or less if the illness runs its normal course
- The focus of care has shifted from curative treatment to comfort and quality of life
- Symptoms are becoming harder to manage at home without expert support
- You or your loved one wants to remain at home and avoid repeated hospitalizations
You do not need a referral to contact us, and you are never obligated to enroll. We offer no-pressure evaluations to help families understand their options clearly.
Review our full eligibility guidelines
How Getting Started Works
We make the process simple and stress-free:
- Step 1: Reach Out Call us at (650) 898-5784 or use our online contact form. We’re available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including evenings and weekends.
- Step 2: Talk Through Your Situation A member of our care team will listen carefully, answer your questions without pressure, and help you understand what care options are available.
- Step 3: We Coordinate Everything. If hospice or palliative care is the right fit, we work quickly to coordinate services and get support to your family. We handle the logistics so you can focus on what matters.
You stay in control at every step.
Palliative Care in Antioch
Not every family is ready for hospice, and that is okay. Grace and Glory Hospice also provides palliative care for individuals facing serious illness at any stage, even while pursuing curative treatment.
Palliative care focuses on symptom relief, comfort, and helping you navigate difficult medical decisions with clarity and support. It can be a helpful bridge for families who are still exploring their options or for patients who need added comfort alongside ongoing treatment.
Learn more about palliative care
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does hospice care mean giving up? No. Hospice care is a shift in focus, not giving up. otherwise be spent managing crises.
- Can my loved one receive hospice care at home in Antioch? Yes. Grace and Glory Hospice provides care wherever your loved one lives.
- How many nursing visits will we receive each week? Visit frequency is determined by the patient’s care plan and evolving needs.
- Does hospice pay for medications and equipment? For eligible patients on the Medicare or Medi-Cal hospice benefit, medications related to the hospice diagnosis.
- How do I know if it is time for hospice? If your loved one is experiencing frequent hospitalizations, worsening symptoms, or declining function from a serious illness, it may be worth a conversation.





