Supportive Care Services You Can Rely On

A Team-Based Approach to Hospice Care

Hospice care is not provided by one person alone. It is delivered by a dedicated team that works together to respond to changing needs and provide steady, thoughtful support.

Your care team may include medical, nursing, supportive, and volunteer services, all coordinated to ensure care feels consistent and responsive. Each role plays an important part in supporting comfort, communication, and peace of mind.

What Our Hospice Care Services Include

Grace and Glory Hospice provides a comprehensive range of hospice care services focused on comfort, dignity, and quality of life. Services are personalized and adjusted as needs change, ensuring care remains responsive and supportive over time.

Our hospice care services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and are 100% covered by Medicare and Medi-Cal for eligible patients.

• Medical Director. Our Medical Director clinical oversight and works closely with the care team to guide comfort-focused care. This role helps ensure care plans align with best practices while remaining centered on the patient’s goals and preferences.
• Registered Nurses. Registered Nurses are central to hospice care. They assess comfort needs, coordinate care, provide education, and serve as a key point of contact for patients and families. Nursing support is available around the clock, ensuring guidance is never far away.
• CNAs and Hospice Aides. Certified Nursing Assistants and Hospice Aides provide hands-on support with personal care. Their presence helps patients remain comfortable while supporting daily routines with dignity and respect.
• Social & Spiritual Care. Social Care services focus on emotional support, practical guidance, and resource coordination. Spiritual Care is available for those who desire it and is always respectful of individual beliefs and values.
• Wound Care. Wound Care support is provided as part of comfort-focused nursing care when appropriate. This service is delivered thoughtfully, with attention to comfort and skin integrity.
• Volunteer Support. Volunteer Support adds an extra layer of presence and companionship. Volunteers may offer emotional support, a calming presence, or practical help, based on availability and individual preferences.

Veteran Support

We are honored to support those who have served. Veteran services are available to help recognize service history and connect eligible individuals with appropriate resources and support.

Care That Adapts as Needs Change

One of the most important aspects of hospice care is flexibility. Needs may change gradually or quickly, and care should adapt without delay.

Our care services are designed to:

• Adjust visit frequency as needed
• Respond to changes in comfort or symptoms
• Maintain clear communication with families
• Provide reassurance during transitions

Our team helps guide each step.

Care That Is Thoughtful and Coordinated

Hospice care involves many moving parts, but it should never feel fragmented or confusing. Our approach is built around coordination and communication, so care feels consistent and well supported.

Each patient receives a personalized plan of care that reflects individual needs, preferences, and comfort goals. That plan is reviewed regularly and adjusted as needs change, ensuring support remains appropriate and responsive.

Behind the scenes, a coordinated hospice team works together to ensure comfort, continuity, and clarity for both patients and families.

Where These Care Services are Available

Grace and Glory Hospice provides hospice care throughout:

• San Mateo County
• Alameda County
• Contra Costa County
• San Joaquin County
• And surrounding areas

Care is most often provided where the patient feels most comfortable, such as at home or another appropriate setting.