Welcome to Empire Hospice Care, Inc.
We are here to serve your needs by alleviating your pain while providing you and your family support at the end of life. Providing quality Home Hospice Care based in Los Angeles.
We are here to serve your needs by alleviating your pain while providing you and your family support at the end of life. Providing quality Home Hospice Care based in Los Angeles.
We understand that members of our community are concerned about the risk of exposure to the 2019 novel coronavirus, the virus responsible for COVID-19. Like the rest of the world, we have spent the majority of the last several months preparing and learning about COVID-19. For Empire Hospice Care, that means taking into consideration all factors of this virus while ensuring the safety of our employees, patients, and community. We remain open and fully operational to help assist any families who may need hospice care at this time. Thankfully, at this time no Empire Hospice Care Employee or Patient has been exposed to COVID-19 and we are taking all precautions to ensure that this remains so. Please click below for more information, and do not hesitate to contact us for any of your needs.
Comfort and Compassion
Hospice is a concept of care that does not hasten or postpone death, but recognizes dying as a natural process – and provides care to each individual and their family.
The Hospice approach is to make the patient comfortable and free of pain with managed symptoms.
We Provide:
The drive to provide great care in the most humane and ethical way possible began with my journey.
My grandfather passed at the age of 90-years old, in the old country of Armenia.
He had a sharp mind, and witty tongue, and was alert until his last days. The only issue was his body, his health was declining.
When he went to the doctor for
The drive to provide great care in the most humane and ethical way possible began with my journey.
My grandfather passed at the age of 90-years old, in the old country of Armenia.
He had a sharp mind, and witty tongue, and was alert until his last days. The only issue was his body, his health was declining.
When he went to the doctor for the last time, the doctor simply refused to see him. My grandfather overheard the doctor saying to my aunt that he was not going to “waste his time on seeing a 90 years old man."
My grandfather was so overwhelmed, it was as if he had given up hope on life. He invited the family for the very last time and lived only 11 days after that last dinner.
After witnessing this, I realized that this was what I wanted to do. I decided that I would make it my goal to provide great care, compassion and comfort to people who need it, no matter how advanced their illness or age.
That was the reason I decide to start a hospice care agency together with my family members who share my inspiration.
We understand that not one care plan fits all. Daily hospice care services can include anything from hygiene, cleaning, and supervision. We will take the time to get to know you and develop an individualized care plan that fits your specific needs.
We understand that not one care plan fits all. Daily hospice care services can include anything from hygiene, cleaning, and supervision. We will take the time to get to know you and develop an individualized care plan that fits your specific needs.
Other Services:
Languages We Speak:
In order to receive hospice care, it is necessary that a physician certifies that the illness is terminal and life expectancy should be about 6 months if the disease follows its normal course or as long as needed.
Level of Care
Who pays for Hospice:
Who Pays for Medication/Supplies:
Hospice is . . .
Hospice is a way of providing care wherever a patient is, at home or in an institution.
Hospice is a way of helping people to live out the remaining time of their lives with as much comfort and dignity as is possible.
Hospice is a comprehensive care program for patients and families, which emphasizes quality of life, an
Hospice is . . .
Hospice is a way of providing care wherever a patient is, at home or in an institution.
Hospice is a way of helping people to live out the remaining time of their lives with as much comfort and dignity as is possible.
Hospice is a comprehensive care program for patients and families, which emphasizes quality of life, and is most effective during the final 6-months of life expectancy.
Hospice is a care system based upon the rights of people to know accurately and honestly what is happening to them, so they can choose how they want to spend the precious remaining amount of time, in the most purposeful and meaningful way consistent with their wishes and needs.
Hospice is a care system which is committed to the provision of support to patients and families to help families deal with the stress of caring for a dying member, and to assist families through the time of bereavement.
Hospice is . . .
Hospice is a system of care chosen by some patients and families because it helps them meet their own goals and is consistent with their values and concerns.
Hospice is available to patients of any age, race, sex or religion who have a disease in its final stages.
Hospice is a way to deal realistically and humanely with one
Hospice is . . .
Hospice is a system of care chosen by some patients and families because it helps them meet their own goals and is consistent with their values and concerns.
Hospice is available to patients of any age, race, sex or religion who have a disease in its final stages.
Hospice is a way to deal realistically and humanely with one of the great challenges of human life, and offers new perspectives on hope and help to patients and families.
Hospice is a family-oriented program which helps families to care for their loved ones in their place of residence, and provides institutional backup as needed.
Hospice is an alternative system which emphasizes cost-savings by keeping the patient at home, cared by the family. Medicare, Medicaid and many private insurance companies provide reimbursement for services. No patient is ever denied care because of inability to pay.
Hospice is Not. . . .
Hospice is not a place, like a hospital.
Hospice is not a place to send people to die.
Hospice is not a “death bed” service for people in the last 48 hours of life.
Hospice is not a place to send dying patients to get them out of the way.
Hospice is not for everyone.
Hospice is not just for cancer patients.
Hospice i
Hospice is Not. . . .
Hospice is not a place, like a hospital.
Hospice is not a place to send people to die.
Hospice is not a “death bed” service for people in the last 48 hours of life.
Hospice is not a place to send dying patients to get them out of the way.
Hospice is not for everyone.
Hospice is not just for cancer patients.
Hospice is not a resignation to hopelessness and helplessness.
Hospice is not a substitute for the family or the family’s care.
Hospice is not providing Care Giving Service -Hospice is in addition to Care Giver services, to help and educate caregivers to provide the best nursing care to the dying patient.
Let us know about your questions or concerns. We will get back to you as soon as we can.
Feel free to fax any forms to 323.522.6073
13701 Riverside Drive #512, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423, United States
Available 24/7: (323) 522-6023
Area 1. Greater Los Angeles County
Area 2. Orange County
Area 3. Ventura County
Area 4. Riverside County